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Employee Engagement: A Practical Introduction

為了解決GURU HOUSE的問題，作者Bridger, Emma 這樣論述：

Emma Bridger is an award-winning employee engagement specialist and Director of People Lab, an employee engagement consultancy that works with high-profile clients worldwide. Based in Brighton, UK, she has designed and developed the CIPD range of public and in-house employee engagement courses and i

s a regular conference speaker. She contributed to the UK Government Review Engaging for Success and is a member of the Engage for Success movement as part of its guru group.

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異文化管理與顧客滿意度之關係兼論組織承諾中介效果與倫理教育訓練之干擾效果

為了解決GURU HOUSE的問題，作者戴惟天 這樣論述：

企業國際化是為人類的幸福，組織的發展，經營資源與紓解貿易的障礙必須對外投資。多年來，國際企業不斷的蓬勃發展，許多先進國家的跨國企業為經營資源和貿易障礙在不同的地方開發市場、投資、銷售或生產，因此，在不同國家文化、種族以及人群，MNEs在當地子公司應該採取何種異文化管理，才能使企業能獲得當地市場的營業績效與顧客滿意度。本研究採用日本在美投資子公司的在職員工數據，探討先進國家對先進國家的投資。 既然美國和日本的企業文化大相徑庭，在具有高度國際競爭力的產業中，日資企業在美國採用何種的異文化管理為最有利的方式，才能提高當地市場的顧客滿意度；並通過探索組織承諾的中介效應，了解如何加強提升顧客滿意度。同

時本研究針對企業實施一般教育訓練與世界市民教育訓練，藉以了解兩種教育訓練所產生何種干擾效果。本研究透過RDE & Organic Sampling問卷調查方法，總計發出500份，獲得300個樣本回應，最終有效問卷為223份，回收率為44.6%。研究實證發現，在具有高度國際競爭力的產業中， 在美國的日資企業採用第一文化管理對顧客滿意度提升，會較第二、三文化管理，有更佳的顯著關係。同時，當組織承諾越高也會使顧客滿意度更佳。特別是在企業實施倫理教育訓練的部份，日資企業對旗下美國員工實施高度的一般教育訓練，以獎金激勵員工士氣，當達到一定的程度後，外部激勵效果將無法持久。因此，企業的顧客滿意度無法持續的

高度提升；此外，日資企業實施高度的世界市民教育訓練時，由於是內部激勵效果，員工不為獎金而是為了消費者的幸福，發自內心以匠心生產高品質產品，以關心做好售後服務，當企業越加強世界市民教育訓練，就越能使顧客滿意度持續提升。由此，當日本企業在美國投資採用母國的第一文化管理，並搭配倫理教育訓練，尤其加強世界市民教育訓練，讓美國員工能不為獎金，對組織承諾提升，為消費者的幸福努力，讓企業有更佳的競爭力。對未來有意至不同國家投資的跨國企業，藉以瞭解如何提升當地市場的顧客滿意度與國際競爭力。關鍵字：異文化管理(multicultural management)，組織承諾 (organizational comm

itment)，一般教育訓練(general on job education and training)，世界市民教育訓練(world citizen education and training)，顧客滿意度(customer satisfaction)

Employee Engagement: A Practical Introduction

為了解決GURU HOUSE的問題，作者Bridger, Emma 這樣論述：

Emma Bridger is an award-winning employee engagement specialist and Director of People Lab, an employee engagement consultancy that works with high-profile clients worldwide. Based in Brighton, UK, she has designed and developed the CIPD range of public and in-house employee engagement courses and i

s a regular conference speaker. She contributed to the UK Government Review Engaging for Success and is a member of the Engage for Success movement as part of its guru group.

Key Factors Affecting the Grocery Store Selection in Thailand.

為了解決GURU HOUSE的問題，作者KAEWSOT KANYARUT 這樣論述：

This thesis discusses the factors affecting the grocery store selection in Thailand. The main research objective is to define the effects of key factors on the grocery store selection. The two sub-objectives are 1) to determine what factors affect consumers' selection of a retail store for grocery

shopping at supermarket and 2) to evaluate all factors and find out the appropriate strategy to meet customer satisfaction. The 7P model of marketing (product, price, place, promotion, people, physical evidence, and process) describes primarily the competitive factors when marketing physical goods.

In addition to the 7P model, is also discussed as factors affecting grocery shopping in this thesis. The data was collected through an online panel, and the survey was answered by 10 Thai experts who have experiences in retail industry for many years. The data of this thesis reveals for example. The

most considered factor is product. A new product trial is impacted by point-of-sale activities and word-of-mouth. The most often visited grocery store among Thai is selected most typically based on product selection, the previous experience, and the location. However, when a different grocery store

is visited, the role of the media in leading consumers to the store becomes significant. Discounts in general, direct marketing, and advertising on media platforms also attract consumers to a new store. When discussing groceries in general, Thai consumers still tend to search for discounts. Based o

n the data, however, the effect on the choice of a different grocery store of the traditional store shopping leads to decreases the younger the consumer. Thai consumers still choose to shop for consumer goods or groceries in physical stores as their main channel. At the same time, there is a large n

umber of purchases for goods and services through various online channels, whether a smartphone or a mobile phone, smart voice assistants, smart home devices, and tablets, among others. The model grocery retail marketing solutions may make it possible to target consumers with relevant content at the

right place and time. Interactivity in the form of for example competitions may help in reaching especially younger consumers.