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Showing 1 to 20 of 53 for “"Work culture"”.
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New work practices, new literacies and new identities : a shift towards a "new work culture" in a soft drinks factory in Maputo
This thesis resulted from a study of the work practices and literacy practices performed by the front-line workers of a soft drinks factory in Maputo province, in Mozambique. The purpose of this study was to (1) identify the literacy practices attached to the work among the front-line workers on …
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Chrono urbanism and its relationship with the hybrid working culture: Real Estate opportunities and perspectives from NYC
… and policy changes to incorporate remote work culture has hit the headlines due to the always evolving lifestyle of people in urban areas around the world. During the still current covid19 pandemic, people fled major urban areas to more appealing sceneries. Now, as published in media …
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Hubungan budaya kerja karyawan dengan produktivitas kerja karyawan PT. Bank Tabungan Negara (Persero) Tbk Kantor Cabang Syariah Malang
… rendah pula produktivitas kerja. ENGLISH: Work culture is a set of behavioral pattern attached to every human being in organization. Meanwhile, the work productivity is defined as the measurement of what is gotten from which the employee has given and contributed to particular job in the a …
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Comfortable others: the process of identity niching among private employment agencies, employers and migrant domestic workers
… process of “identity niching” in the domestic work sector by focusing on the role of and demand for the services of private employment agencies (PEAs) that specialise in placements in Cape Town. The thesis focuses on how Zimbabwean migrant domestic workers' (MDWs) identity as “comfortable …
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Guanxi (关系) fenomeno vaidmuo šiuolaikinėje Kinijos darbo kultūroje Xi Jinping vadovaujamų antikorupcinių iniciatyvų metu /
… the guanxi phenomenon in contemporary Chinese work culture, emphasizing its historical roots, philosophical underpinnings, and practical manifestations. It contrasts guanxi with Western networking practices to highlight its unique characteristics and significance. The study investigates how Xi …
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Identification and evaluation of the key attributes of project management culture (an investigation into the work-related values and beliefs of project management professionals)
… creates and maintains its relatively unique work culture that can be minimally defined as a set of work-related values and beliefs shared by members of the profession. Professional culture plays an important role in determining people's work behaviours at the workplace. Project management …
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La era digital en poder de los clientes
El objetivo de este trabajo consiste en comprender la adaptación al nuevo entorno digital, para captar las oportunidades que ofrece y afrontar los retos que presenta para cada organización. La investigación se concentra en la cultura de trabajo y el conjunto de prácticas y actitudes que son claves …
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The gender landscape of the Taiwanese public-sector labour market
… It focuses on gendered occupational segregation, worker mobility in terms of job transfers and promotion, everyday work–life arrangements, and the influence of locality on workplace dynamics and individuals’ career moves. The public sector, especially that in East Asian countries, has long been …
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Behind the screens: How magazines organize for digital success
… creation and delivery mushroomed from the work of secluded upstarts to that of society-influencing giants. Magazine publishers have found varying levels of success in this digital age. Some have thrived; others have folded. This research aims to determine factors that fuel digital success …
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Factors and Attributes Related to Training Transfer in Healthcare Professionals Participating in Quality Improvement Training
… trainees’ characteristics, training course, and work environment. Under the trainees’ characteristics domain, attitude towards change; motivation; mental processing skills; interpersonal skills; and personality characteristics (curiosity, humility, conscientiousness, resilience, wisdom and …
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An analysis of the causes of parent – teacher conflicts at Blem secondary school in Livingstone.
… educational level, scarce resources, and poor work culture. As regards to simple conflict management strategies method used by head-teacher included compromising, dialogue and avoidance whereas the heads of departments and PTA members used competing and confrontation. Method In the light of the …
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An analysis of the causes of parent – teacher conflicts at Blem secondary school in Livingstone.
… educational level, scarce resources, and poor work culture. As regards to simple conflict management strategies method used by head-teacher included compromising, dialogue and avoidance whereas the heads of departments and PTA members used competing and confrontation. Method In the light of the …
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Profesinio perdegimo patyrimas: praktikuojančių psichoterapeutų perspektyva /
… a gap in research examining the impact of work-specific factors on burnout. The study identified four main themes of psychotherapists' burnout experiences:1) Gradual journey to burnout; 2) Work culture shaping burnout; 3) Burnout and personality: being more than a psychotherapist; 4) The …
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Ten Cents a Dance: Taxi Dancers, a Living Wage, and the Sexual Politics of Women's Work, 1912-1952
… 1930, taxi dancers joined thousands of unmarried working-class women who moved beyond the domestic sphere to actively engage in public, market-oriented roles that transformed urban culture. During this time, a new form of commercialized entertainment emerged to bridge women's work with the …
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An exploration of female journalists’ experiences of covering potentially traumatic news stories : an IPA study
… if at all, with indications of a macho work culture which did not support motherhood but propagated inter-journalist romance. Dissatisfaction, ambivalence and misconceptions related to counselling emerged, alongside a preference for a non-stigmatised professional encounter, such as …
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Recognising the constraints that affect professional women’s choices: how do Australian women develop and grow in their professional lives?
… how women have grown in their careers and work. The findings suggest that women of different life stages emphasise different choices and constraints that relate to the ways they are recognised in their work and each woman in this study was seen to offer a unique story about her experience …
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Having It All For Working Professional Mothers: A Qualitative Study
… has become increasingly more complex through the workplace shifts that have occurred over the last several decades. The modern family of today can take on many forms, and the demands being placed on working mothers to meet both their personal obligations and commitment to career pose many …
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A mobilidade social na enfermagem: a questão das lutas simbólicas
… at different educational levels lead the nursing workers to aspire getting professional mobility at the different categories which make up the team - auxiliary, technical and graduated nurse. The theoretical picture was structured around a group of fundamental explanatory concepts to the …
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Microfluidic cell culture chambers with nanoporous walls for chemical communication
… a tiny fraction of microbial diversity has been cultured in the laboratory. One major reason behind this "unculturability" is that many microbes function in symbiosis, frequently exchanging metabolites to sustain their own metabolism, while key exchanged metabolites have hardly been identified. …
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Expanding the network: key factors influencing leadership development for females in higher education IT environments
… of mentorship, access to professional networks, leadership training, and self-efficacy in fostering their development. Resilience, adaptability, and strong communication skills were identified as critical leadership traits. Gender was a defining factor, with participants navigating bias, …
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