A research on about the managers' perceived effectiveness level and self efficacy
2018
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Abstract (EN)
People, recognise themselves as a result of experiences, training, and external factors and develop a positive or negative opinion about themselves. When he/she develops positive reviews about himself/herself, an individual has self-efficiency. The purpose of this study is to do a research regarding the state of the perceived effectiveness and the level of self-efficiency of managers. For the realization of this objective, the literature review of the field has been carried out and a survey has been applied to the managers and their employees. The results of the research has revealed that there is a relationship between self-efficiency and effectiveness. It has been observed that while the managers who have self-efficiency make the right decisions in all processes and organizational issues they have faced, it has also been assumed that they would be effective managers because they would be a source of inspiration for their employees.
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Dr. Hülya Türk Çataloluk
Institution
İstanbul University
Örgütsel Davranış Bilim Dalı
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Hülya Türk Çataloluk (Master Thesis). A research on about the managers' perceived effectiveness level and self efficacy, 2018, İstanbul University.
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