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, , Volume 2, Issue 4 (5-2014)
Abstract
During
transition from a familiar environment to a strange environment, people would
encounter with different challenges in an intercultural environment. They would realize the behavior patterns,
attitudes and cultural values which are acceptable in their own familiar
environment, may not be accepted in other environments. In order to reduce the
uncertainty caused by cultural differences, individuals should be aware of cultural
diversity and should reinforce the ability to communicate with people from
different cultures in their boost. These types of behaviors emanate from
people’s cultural intelligence and can be an indicator for the ability to adapt
to a new cultural environment.
The purpose of this study is to consider the role
of cultural intelligence in cross-cultural adjustment and job performance in
organizations. After reviewing the theoretical literature, the conceptual model
is developed. Data is collected through questionnaires and based on the results
of the data analysis, cultural intelligence, culture shock and cultural
adjustment are presented as factors affecting performance in organizations.
Finally, based on considering aspects of each concept, practical suggestions
for improving performance in organizations are presented.
Dr Mohammad Mahmoodi, Mr Vahid Ghafari, Volume 5, Issue 2 (11-2016)
Abstract
Mostly present study is to examine another dimension of accounting concerning the fields other than financial ones in line with achieving main goal of the companies namely profit the dimension may include company responsibility in relation to environment , work place , community , market , capital and country . So we examined the relation between , organizational culture , management tenure and financial performance of the companies in the companies' social responsibility accounting . This study was done by questionnaire according to Likert scale among 120 companies listed in Tehran stock exchange in financial years : 2010 – 2012 . The test concerning the study hypotheses indicated that there is a positive and significant relation between organizational culture, management tenure and financial performance of the companies in environment , work place , community , market , capital and country in proportion to the companies' social responsibility and all the hypotheses were confirmed in the confidence rate of 95 percent
Ardeshir Zaboli Zadeh, Morteza Shams, Reza Shokati, Volume 9, Issue 1 (7-2020)
Abstract
The purpose of this research is evaluation performance Iran Kala TV in adopting a resistive economy approach from the experts' point of view. The statistical population is Specialists and elites in sociology, economics, culture and media, who were audience this TV network in the year 1397. Among the available members of this collection as a sampling framework, 100 people selected by purposeful sampling. According documentary studies, extracting factors to evaluation performance Iran Kala TV in promoting resistive Economy. Then by the CIPP evaluation model and with questionnaire, the data analyzed in four areas field, Input, process and output. According results, Iran Kala TV is relatively good level in promoting resistive Economy in the society with an average "3/10" out of "5". To reach the desired level, it’s recommended that the objectives of this TV network to promote a resilient economy be re-written and rewritten and this TV network in production, codenamed program aimed at the Culture making of the resistive economy and it’s further penetration into daily debates of the people, awareness of the people and authorities of the shortcomings and facilities needed by the country on the path Economic development and endogenous look to solve the country's economic problems.
Dr. Pooya Alaedini, Ms. Emen Sokhani, Volume 9, Issue 4 (3-2021)
Abstract
This paper probes the activities of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in the affected areas of Kermanshah following the November 12, 2017 earthquake. A qualitative approach was employed with a single-site, descriptive, and exploratory case study design. Specifically, extended observations and focus group discussions were carried out in the Fuladi neighborhood of Sarpol-e Zahab. Additional interviews were conducted with knowledgeable local informants and the management of NGOs. The main discussion themes were community trust in the activities, services provided for women and children, healthcare and psychological rehabilitation, employment and entrepreneurship, and empowerment and reconstruction. Familiarity with NGOs and level of trust placed in them as well as in other stakeholders (particularly, the public sector) were also scrutinized. Findings indicate that the affected community placed a low level of trust in public-sector agencies but an acceptable level of trust in the NGOs and community-based organizations. NGOs’ performance in the initial post-disaster phase, especially in providing basic necessities and services, as well as in activities concerning children and women, were well received by the community members. Yet, the opposite was true for NGO activities on employment and entrepreneurship, providing health-related infrastructure, and reconstruction.
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