Perceptions of faculty members about organizational climate at Çukurova University Faculty of Agriculture
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The purpose of this study was to determine the perceptions related toorganizational climate of faculty members at Cukurova University, Faculty ofAgriculture in 2003-2004 academic year. Also, it was analysed to determine whetheror not there was a difference between gender, age, title, experience and workingyears to organizational climate.Questionnaire was send with e-mail to 157 faculty members but only 79faculty members (50.31%) returned to questionnaire. Age was found an importantvariable on organizational climate. Faculty members who were 50 years or olderwere more pozitif about communication, trust and respect and participation ondecision making process.Keywords: Organizational Climate, Cukurova University, Agriculture Faculty,Faculty Mem
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Volkan Küçükgöde
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Volkan Küçükgöde (Master Thesis). Perceptions of faculty members about organizational climate at Çukurova University Faculty of Agriculture, 2005, Çukurova University.
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