• The Impact Of Organizational Culture On Effective Employees’ Performance Towards The Attainment Of Organizational Goals

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    • 1.2   STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
      Several researches on how to optimize employee performance with a view to realize organizational goal have taken place in the past two decades. It has been argued that strategic group membership and associated collective behaviours are the primary sources of durable differences in firm profitability and effective employee performance (Caves and Porter, 1977). This implies that the collective behaviour of organization members which culture helps to control is important to its effectiveness. In relation to this argument, Glasister and Buckley (1998) identified organizational culture as one of the factors responsible for organizational effectiveness and employee performance. A strong organizational culture (that is, one in which everyone understands and believe in the firm’s goal, priorities and practices) that encourages the participation and improvement of all organization’ members has been identified to be one of its most important assets (Denison, 1985). However, the researcher seeks to analyze the impact of organizational culture on employee performance.
      1.3   OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
      The general objective of this study is to analyze the effect of organizational culture on employee performance and the following are the specific objectives:
      To examine the effect of organizational culture on the employee performance.
      To identify the type of organizational culture capable of enhancing employee performance in an organization.
      To identify factors hindering the employee performance in an organization.
      1.4   RESEARCH QUESTIONS
      What are the effects of organizational culture on the employee performance?
      What are the types of organizational culture capable of enhancing employee performance in an organization?
      What are the factors hindering the employee performance in an organization?
      1.5   HYPOTHESIS
      HO: There is no significant relationship between the organizational culture and employee performance in an organization
      HA: There is significant relationship between the organizational culture and employee performance in an organization

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