The employee-workplace relationship has tremendously changed in recent years owing to the dynamic environmental complexities and technology aided workforce. This has given birth to human resources management issues which has prompted organisations to devise new techniques to address these issues. Employee engagement in the workplace and employee satisfaction has become the core functions today.
Corporate entrepreneurship is an organizational process to convert individual ideas into shared ideas and actions relating to initiating an innovation within the organization by its employees through managing the uncertainties (Davila et al., 2007).
While my previous articles (Reasons behind professional fatigue & Results of professional fatigue) detailed the concept of professional fatigue along with informing about the major causes and results of professional fatigue, this article is an attempt to focus upon a few remedies for professional fatigue.
In my previous article I introduced the concept of professional fatigue along with the major causes of professional fatigue. But as it happens usually nobody likes to read about the causes of a disease without knowing its effects, the same applies here.
Professional fatigue is common but one of the most severe human resource challenges today. Fatigue basically means physical or mental exhaustion that stops an individual from working normally (Queensland Government, 2013).
Over the time, there has been a substantial change in the structure and size of businesses. The businesses have grown in their sizes and the traditional simple organizational structures do not exist anymore.
Maintaining work-life balance is a serious challenge today for professionals in almost every sphere of organizational activities. The organizations are considering this issue on a priority basis as it is supposed to reduce attrition remarkably.
Since the very inception of the terms ‘failure’ and ‘success’, these have been perceived in an absolute sense of being negative and positive respectively.