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Patterns of Job Satisfaction among Employees of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Administration, Manila

Ilagan, Jennifer Francesca D. (1991)

Human behaviour have always been considered to be the moving force of all activities which occur between and among members of the organization. For this reason, human behaviour in organizations have been subjected to ...
Perceived Informational Inputs to Effective Decision-Making Among Filipino Middle Managers: A Case Study of the National Tax Research Center

Guevarra, Nancelle Grace S. (1991)
Perceived Significant Variables in Prejudice Reduction: Narratives of Focolare Movement Members

Rodriguez, Maria Araceli R. (1993)

The world has undergone a major structural change within these last few decades. With the exploration of great technological advancements, it has been transformed from a mere parchwork of self-reliant nations into what ...
Pepsi’s Number Fever Promotions: A Descriptive Study on Crisis Management

Aguirre, Sarah M. (1993)

The effective organization excels in handling exceptional situations with perspective and dispatch. In today’s turbulent society, an organization is judged by how well it responds to crisis and critical issues. How quickly ...
A Comparative Study on the Training Programmes of Avon Cosmetics, Inc. and Hose of Sara Lee

Gonzales, Maria Larissa G. (1994-06)

All organizations need to train their employees to perform better on the job. While most organizations devote their resources on training, other organizations do not recognize its importance. The cost of training and time ...
Grapevine Communication and Its Impact on the University of the Philippines Manila’s Administrative Employees

Gatchalian, Ma. Dolores S. (1996)

In any organization, communication plays a vital role in achieving organizational success. Its basic purpose to an organization is to essentially provide work satisfaction among its members which fosters higher commitment ...
Communication Audit Within a Government Institution

Guevarra, Eliza M. (1996)

Concern for communication in organizations has increased immensely. This has been partly brought about by the awareness that (1) the effectiveness and efficiency of a group are, to a great extent, dependent upon the careful ...
A Study on Health Concepts and Communicative Practices of Doctors at Makati Medical Center (MMC)

Hipolito, Antonio B. (1997)

With the growing recognition of the shortcomings of biomedical science as a way to promote good health, a new method of treating patients has evolved. This method takes into consideration such factors as emotions, ...
The Effect of the Communication Climate Resulting From Privatization, on the Communication Relationship Between PASAR Corporation’s Top Managers, as they Play the Roles of Both Superiors and Subordinates

Cristobal, Janice F. (2000)

The focal point of the study is the description of the communication relationship between PASAR Corporation’s top managers and their immediate subordinates as influenced by privatization. In order to establish such a ...
Haptic Cues: Its Importance and Impact in a Cross Cultural Setting

Cenzon, Anna Pamela M. (2000-03)

Humans are separated from all other animal species through our ability to build and use symbols and tools in order to communicate. Whether consciously or unconsciously, humans communicate in order to have some bearing ...
The Perceived Effects of Promotional Activities of Twinkle Water on Product Patronage in Golden City Imus

Villanueva, Antoinette G. (2000-10)

The researcher in this study aimed to see whether product patronage of Twinkle Water (TW) is affected by the promotional activities that they hold. The study followed a descriptive research design utilizing specifically ...
Humor’s Role in the Learning of the General Education Courses: Perceptions of the Students of the University of the Philippines Manila College of Arts and Sciences

Garcia, Mary Louise L. (2001)

Communication is a vital force in people’s lives and in the society. Each day, people encounter different communication situations, which may either have the function of informing, entertaining, instructing, or even ...
A Desé¢riptive Study of the Face-to-Face Communication Network of Two Small Work Groups Using Two Methods

Bustamante, Dominador Antonio T. (2001)

Organizations cannot exist without communication. This is a favorite cliché in organizational communication studies. It has been the subject of a lot of inquiry. However, too few studies have been conducted in the context ...
Self-Disclosure and Interpersonal Relationship in a Family Business Corporation

Barrios, Riza Jane M. (2001)

One distinct characteristic, which humans have, is the need to interact. Humans are social beings. Through the process of being in contact with others, humans learn things about other people and in part know things about ...
A Descriptive Study on the Effectiveness of the CWL-IHMPC Women's Desk in Addressing Women's Needs

Trinidad, Sheila M. (2001)

As stated in the book Gender and Power in the Affluent Asia by Roces, “the Southeast Asian concept of power have assumed that power was only exercised by males and over other males. Femininity, in other words, is still ...
The Relationship of Redundancy Plan Implementation and the Attitude and Behavior of Employees of Lucent Technologies Philippines, Inc.

Gatuz, Jennelyn V. (2001-03)

This study aims to present the relationship of redundancy plan implementation and the attitude and behavior of employees of Lucent Technologies. For this study, attitude is referred as morale and job satisfaction, while ...
The Role of Therapeutic Communication in Interpersonal Relationships as Perceived by the Employees of the Women's Health Training Project Main Office

Go, Roland Martin S. (2001-03)

In recent years technology has undoubtedly changed the working environment leaving people alienated of their needs as employees of an organization. Hence, it has become a trend that people turn to therapy as a way to ...
The Influence of Gender Role Stereotyping in the Family on the Career Choices of Children

Francisco, Christine Anne N. (2001-03)

Abundant data on gender studies and the more mundane experiences of people - male and female alike, all attest to the assumption that leadership inequality is ever prevalent in our society today. In the quest for the ...
A Descriptive-Exploratory Study on Team Talk in Determining the Kind of Team of Ayala Land Incorporated’s Task Force Team Odyssey and its Effectiveness

Francia, Rhenette T. (2001-03)

The research is focused on how team talk could determine the kind of team and its effectiveness. The interaction that occurs in teams is called team talk. Team talk is basically the interaction that occurs in teams determined ...
A Comparative Study on the Perception of the Proponent of Change and the Employees Towards Organizational Change in National Power Corporation

Cepe, Amaleah R. (2001-03)

As Heraclitus put it, nothing endures but change. In any aspect of human life, change is something that people has to deal with. This is the deal of survival. This same concept holds true in the corporate setting — the ...

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