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Give examples of how organizations show employees they are important assets.

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Organizations should consider their employees' backgrounds and characteristics in order to assign best environments where they can be able to apply their own abilities to the fullest extent possible. They can establish a fair and equal evaluation and incentive mechanism to provide stable and highly efficient working environments and maintain their success by providing opportunities that enable employees to realize their values and careers. For example it is possible to introduce a ...

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