6.2. Measures
A structured questionnaire form was used in this survey. Leadership role was one of the factors that included in the questionnaire among others in order to be assessed based on Linkert scale (1 to 5). The reliability of the whole questionnaire was assessed using the coefficient Cronbach's (alpha). The mean result was a=0.959, which states big internal consistency among the questions for the above sectors and high reliability.
7. Analyses and Results
The Table 1 presents the statistics and the level of importance for the questions referred to Leadership as a new performance management practice. Particularly presented in mean values the level of expectation, the employees perception about the level of implementation of the specific performance management practice and the level of Stakeholders Trust. For this reason analyzed separately the three sectors (banking, commercial and Industrial) but also presented the total mean value.
Table 1. Statistics and level of Importance for the question refers to Expectation level, Implementation level and stakeholder trust for the factor Leadership’s Information system
Interpreting the results for each sector, the conclusions are:
∞ The people that are working for the commercial sector had higher expectations than those working in Banking or Industrial sector. From the investigation of this differentiation based on Kruskal - Wallis p value, the people in the commercial sector developed a higher degree of expectation when the Leadership’s Information system started to implemented to the new organization that created after the merger or acquisition
∞ Regarding the level of the implementation or else the adaption level of Leadership’s Information system after at least 2 years of implementation we can see that for the employees of the banking and
the industrial sector the implementation of Leadership’s Information system was successful in opposite with the perception of the commercial sector employees.
∞ Regarding the level of trust that stakeholders gave to the specific performance management practice of Leadership,, this follows the level of implementation, where the commercial sector is lower in mean values than the banking and industrial sector
6.2. Measures
A structured questionnaire form was used in this survey. Leadership role was one of the factors that included in the questionnaire among others in order to be assessed based on Linkert scale (1 to 5). The reliability of the whole questionnaire was assessed using the coefficient Cronbach's (alpha). The mean result was a=0.959, which states big internal consistency among the questions for the above sectors and high reliability.
7. Analyses and Results
The Table 1 presents the statistics and the level of importance for the questions referred to Leadership as a new performance management practice. Particularly presented in mean values the level of expectation, the employees perception about the level of implementation of the specific performance management practice and the level of Stakeholders Trust. For this reason analyzed separately the three sectors (banking, commercial and Industrial) but also presented the total mean value.
Table 1. Statistics and level of Importance for the question refers to Expectation level, Implementation level and stakeholder trust for the factor Leadership’s Information system
Interpreting the results for each sector, the conclusions are:
∞ The people that are working for the commercial sector had higher expectations than those working in Banking or Industrial sector. From the investigation of this differentiation based on Kruskal - Wallis p value, the people in the commercial sector developed a higher degree of expectation when the Leadership’s Information system started to implemented to the new organization that created after the merger or acquisition
∞ Regarding the level of the implementation or else the adaption level of Leadership’s Information system after at least 2 years of implementation we can see that for the employees of the banking and
the industrial sector the implementation of Leadership’s Information system was successful in opposite with the perception of the commercial sector employees.
∞ Regarding the level of trust that stakeholders gave to the specific performance management practice of Leadership,, this follows the level of implementation, where the commercial sector is lower in mean values than the banking and industrial sector
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