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The SMART Work Design Model

The SMART Work Design Model identifies five key job characteristics that enhance employee wellbeing and performance, promoting healthier workplaces and improved organizational outcomes.

Chapter 1. What Is Work Design?

Chapter 2. The Science Behind SMART Work Design

Chapter 3. The SMART Work Design Model

Chapter 4. Stimulating Work

Chapter 5. Mastery

Chapter 6. Agency

Chapter 7. Relational Work

Chapter 8. Tolerable Demands

Chapter 9. Recognising Healthy and Unhealthy Work Design

Chapter 10. Applying SMART Across Different Jobs

Chapter 11. Leadership and Work Design

Chapter 12. Redesigning a Job Using SMART

Conclusion and summary

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