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2.2 TURNOVER This section of the study explores the concept and theories of turnover, its impact of organizational productivity, and the calculation formula. 2.2.1 Definition of Concept Organizations with a “healthy culture” are characterized by high productivity, efficiency, and low turnover because leaders embrace diversity, equality, respect, fairness, and human capacity development (Uyar et al,…
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“There’s no such thing as overcapacity,” Tang Jin, a senior researcher at Japan’s Mizuho Bank, told Xinhua in a recent interview, highlighting the global consensus and trend towards green and low-carbon pursuits, as well as the burgeoning development of electric vehicles worldwide. Tang pointed out that among about 90 million units in annual global sales…
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What is your dream as a researcher? Finding a cure for a rare disease? Making an invention that creates history? Winning a Nobel? Now, as importantly, what do you think will get you there? When we look at successful scientists down the ages, we find that there are some qualities that they all have in…
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A buyer persona represents your ideal customer. It’s a semi-fictional representation of your best potential buyer based on market research and real data about your existing customers. It’s also called an audience persona, a marketing persona, or a customer persona. Some characteristics you’ll give a buyer persona include geographical location, age, interests, and more. Your…
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The following steps outline a simple and effective strategy for writing a research paper. Depending on your familiarity with the topic and the challenges you encounter along the way, you may need to rearrange these steps. Step 1: Identify and develop your topic Selecting a topic can be the most challenging part of a research…
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Another aspect of qualitative vs quantitative is knowing when to use each. When deciding whether to use a quantitative or qualitative research approach, keep the following basic criterion in mind. Use quantitative research if you want to test or confirm something, for instance, a theory or a hypothesis. Use qualitative research if you wish to…
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Most new pandemics have originated through the “zoonotic” transmission of pathogens from animals to humans (Murphy 1998; Woolhouse and Gowtage-Sequeria 2005), and the next pandemic is likely to be a zoonosis as well. Zoonoses enter into human populations from both domesticated animals (such as farmed swine or poultry) and wildlife. But many historically significant zoonoses were…
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