Issue 2 Volume 2 (2017)

A RESEARCH TO DEFINE THE PERSONALITY TRAITS OF STRATEGIC ENTREPRENEURS’: THE APPLICATION WITH NEO – FFI PERSONALITY INVENTORY
Written by Yrd. Doç. Dr. Mustafa KARACA   Published On Issue 2 Vol 2, 2017
The main aim of this study is to define the personality traits of strategic entrepreneurs’. Due to this aim  there have been established 1 main and 5 sub-hypothesis in this study. The sample of strategic  entrepreneurs’ is created from the biggest 500 firms’ list in Turkey. The companies are choosen from Kocaeli,  İstanbul, İzmir, Ankara and Bursa. The survey is applied on 105 strategic entrepreneurs. After collecting  data it is examined in SPSS so the main hypethesis is ver
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THE EFFECT OF JOB SATISFACTION OF NURSES ON MOTIVATION
Written by Prof. Dr. Türker BAŞ   Published On Issue 2 Vol 2, 2017
The purpose of this study is to examine the impact of job satisfaction on motivation levels of nurses working in public  hospitals. 123 nurses who working in Sakarya Yenikent state hospital participated in this research. The questionnaire  form for participation is composed of 3 parts; (1) While the first part has demographic information on participants  (2) in the second part, Minnesota Job Satisfaction Scale developed by Weiss and colleagues, and (3) in the last part,  Moti
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THE MODERATING EFFECT OF COLLECTIVE GRATITUDE ON THE OVERQUALIFICATIONTURNOVER INTENTION RELATIONSHIP
Written by Yrd. Doç. Bora YILDIZ   Published On Issue 2 Vol 2, 2017
In this study, the moderator role of collective gratitude on the relationship between perceived overqualification and  turnover intention, which is one of the negative results of overqualification, was investigated. In this context, to fill  the gap in the current literature, the purpose of this study is to investigate the conditional effect of the collective  gratitude based on Person-Job Fit Theory. The sample of this study consists of 178 employees, who work in different 
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A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF METACOGNITIONAL IMPROVEMENT ON THE TREATMENT AND PREVENTION OF TOXIC LEADERSHIP
Written by Arş. Gör. Onur KAZANCI   Published On Issue 2 Vol 2, 2017
Leaders are of greatest importance in the future of their organizations and community for which they lead.  However,it must be kept in mind that leaders are not mechanical and immaculate beings but of very human  nature and thus may not always respond in reasonable ways. In literature of management, debates have  long been made on the fact that leaders are greatly likely to lead their organizations and followers to  undesirable consequences or on whether those who do so could
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RESEARCH ON EXPLORATION THE REASONS OF BANK EMPLOYEES' HAPPINESS AND UNHAPPINESS IN THE WORKPLACE
Written by Feriştah GÜNER   Published On Issue 2 Vol 2, 2017
In the research, it is aimed to reveal the causes of happiness and unhappiness of individuals who work in the banking  sector. In this comprehension, in Burdur province, it is made a face to face interview with 60 people who are the bank  employee’s of the public and private sector. in the study, it is used unstructurized interview method which is one of  the methods used almost in qualitative research. Unstructurized interview questions concantrate on two basic  problematics
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MUSHROOM MANAGEMENT APPROACH
Written by Taşkın KILIÇ   Published On Issue 2 Vol 2, 2017
The concept of Mushroom Management has been involved in the management science in recent years and is named  after the metaphor of raising mushrooms. Just as mushrooms are fertilized, left in the dark and cultivated in a short  time; mushroom managers also provide the necessary business resources to employees, however, they do not share the  policies, revenues of the organization and business risks with them. The objective of study is to embrace and examine  the concept of mu
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MANAGEMENT STYLE AND COLLECTIVISM AT TURKISH SMES: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY
Written by Arş. Gör. Ahmet Murat ÖZKAN   Published On Issue 2 Vol 2, 2017
Republic of Turkey is one of those countries where SMEs are flourishing and acting as a driving force of  development. In this paper, we explore management style and collectivism at Turkish SMEs. Being an intersection of  eastern and western cultures and with the recent liberalization of domestic markets, we believe this exploration can  lead to interesting results. In this paper authors take a glance at Turkish SMEs. We investigate the relationship  between collectivism and
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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PERCEPTION OF LEARNING ORGANIZATION AND INTERNAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: A RESEARCH IN THE BANKING SECTOR
Written by Bil. Uzm. Sedat SEYMEN   Published On Issue 2 Vol 2, 2017
The aim of this study is to determine the relationship between the learning organization and internal  entrepreneurship that is so often referred to today and which is of great importance to business / institutions. A  questionnaire was applied to determine whether there is a relationship between 159 employees learning organization  and internal entrepreneurship understanding in public and and private bank branches operating in Kars provinces  and districts. As a result of th
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