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        1 - Designing of Human Resources Development Strategies Model of Private Banks of Iran
        Akbar Eydi abdolrahim navehebrehim Saeed Jaafari Nia Akbar Hasanpour
        In recent years, the use of strategic management has been widespread in various fields, including the field of human resources. many organizations are working to identify their desired future and focus on achieving their goals. In this regard, the purpose of this resear More
        In recent years, the use of strategic management has been widespread in various fields, including the field of human resources. many organizations are working to identify their desired future and focus on achieving their goals. In this regard, the purpose of this research was to design a model for the development of human resources strategies at the level of private banks in the country using a mixed research method. The statistical population in the qualitative section included all available resources and documents in 278 cases, which was selected by systematic extra-systematic method of 141 sources. The participants in the quantitative section included 402 private key bankers who, based on the Morgan table, 196 were selected by stratified random sampling. In the qualitative section with exploratory approach, documents were examined in the framework of the method of the analysis of the subject. to collect information in a quantitive section, a researcher made questionnaire whose validity was calculated by Cronbach's alpha. The results of the first question was identification of 817 key propositions, 32 basic themes, 17 themes and 7 main themes including "strategic insight, strategic analysis, timely decision making, strategic culture, strategic leadership, strategic management of knowledge and strategic monitoring". Which was used to validate them (second question of research) from confirmatory factor analysis and structural equations. The results obtained after the removal of non-significant pathways indicated RMSEA (0.052), NFI, CFI, GFI (0.09), and Chi-square to degree of freedom is 3.14, which indicates the optimal fit of the model and the conformance of the conceptual model of the research to observed data. Manuscript profile