From an academic perspectives

From an academic perspectives

by FARAH HANIM BINTI MOHMMED ISMAIL . -
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People management is essential in any organisation because it directly influences employee motivation, performance, and retention. From an academic perspective within an institution, I’ve observed how effective people management drives collaboration, innovation, and a positive working environment among both staff and students.

For example, at APU, schools that prioritise regular communication, mentorship, and clear expectations often report higher levels of staff engagement and student satisfaction. Conversely, teams lacking in these areas tend to experience burnout and high turnover.

When people feel heard, valued, and guided, they are more likely to contribute meaningfully. Simply put, managing people well is not just good practice—it is what keeps an organisation alive, adaptive, and future-ready.



In reply to FARAH HANIM BINTI MOHMMED ISMAIL .

Re: From an academic perspectives

by NUR NADIRA BINTI MOHAMMAD BASHIR . -
This is a thoughtful and well-articulated reflection. You’ve clearly highlighted the real impact of people management within an academic setting, and the example from APU adds credibility. I especially liked your closing line, it captures the essence of why people management is more than just a function; it’s a foundation. Well said :)