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Exploring factors influencing the attitude of staff towards performance management : the case of core network field operation section in Telkom-Eastern CapeMabona, Wonga Duke Mfundisi 10 1900 (has links)
This study explored factors that influence attitudes towards performance management among staff in the Core Network Field Operation (CNFO) of Telkom Eastern Cape. Performance management concerns achieving organisational goals efficiently and effectively.
An observation by a manger that the staff were not performing optimally and were displaying a negative attitude towards performance management, necessitated an objective investigation into the reasons for such attitudes and also to be derivative of a corrective solution.
This qualitative study was done in the form of a descriptive open ended survey involving geographically dispersed employees.
Factual evidence gathered from the result of the study supports the literature that people have different views of performance management. A direct consequence of the different views could be in the inconsistent application of performance management.
Solutions and possible corrective actions to improve employee participation and perception as sought by this study are contained in detail in the report / Business Management / M. Tech. (Business Administration)
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Exploring factors influencing the attitude of staff towards performance management : the case of core network field operation section in Telkom-Eastern CapeMabona, Wonga Duke Mfundisi 06 1900 (has links)
This study explored factors that influence attitudes towards performance management among staff in the Core Network Field Operation (CNFO) of Telkom Eastern Cape. Performance management concerns achieving organisational goals efficiently and effectively.
An observation by a manger that the staff were not performing optimally and were displaying a negative attitude towards performance management, necessitated an objective investigation into the reasons for such attitudes and also to be derivative of a corrective solution.
This qualitative study was done in the form of a descriptive open ended survey involving geographically dispersed employees.
Factual evidence gathered from the result of the study supports the literature that people have different views of performance management. A direct consequence of the different views could be in the inconsistent application of performance management.
Solutions and possible corrective actions to improve employee participation and perception as sought by this study are contained in detail in the report / Business Management / M. Tech. (Business Administration)
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