CAPITAL HUMANO NAS ORGANIZAÇÕES INTENSIVAS EM CONHECIMENTO: DESAFIOS E PERSPECTIVAS
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Capital Humano. Organizações Intensivas em Conhecimento. Profissionais de TI.Abstract
O constructo capital humano contempla o conjunto de habilidades, capacidades e conhecimentos de cada trabalhador e pode favorecer a produtividade, a inovação e o desempenho corporativo. A importância deste elemento se amplia nas empresas vinculadas à tecnologia da informação (TI), uma vez que estas são consideradas organizações intensivas em conhecimento (OICs). A partir destas perspectivas, o presente estudo objetiva caracterizar os profissionais de TI, inseridos em organizações intensivas em conhecimento, e verificar os aspectos relacionados à aquisição de capital humano pelos referidos profissionais. Para tanto, desenvolveu-se uma pesquisa de cunho qualitativo e quantitativo, nas empresas vinculadas à INTERNETSUL. Como principais resultados, identificou-se características importantes vinculadas ao perfil dos profissionais de TI, tais como, conhecimentos específicos na área, comprometimento, vontade de aprender e visão sistêmica. Além disso, verificou-se que os profissionais mais jovens aprimoram-se através da educação formal em maior proporção, se comparados aos indivíduos com maior idade. Embora os resultados da pesquisa assinalem um distanciamento entre a formação oferecida nas universidades e as necessidades do mercado de trabalho, percebeu-se que os profissionais buscam este tipo de formação como a principal forma de aquisição de capital humano.
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