Culture Confusionism Study to Increase Employee Performance Case Study of PT Bengkalis Kuda Laut, PT Triperkasa Tunggal Abadi, and PT Persada Subur Makmur in Pekanbaru

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Journal of Social Science Studies, 2018, vol. 5, issue 1, 48-78

Abstract: This study aims to know that Confucian culture can improve employee performance. Empirical evidence found clarity of the phenomenon about Confucian culture that occurred in the three study companies above so that Confucian culture can increase employee performance. This dissertation is expected to contribute to the development of economics, especially human resource management that is exploring the potential of eastern culture that is simple but has a high philosophical value which later became the work ethos that can be entrenched. This research is conducted by using qualitative method, that is approach that leads to circumstances and individuals holistically with inductive pattern, that is collecting, identifying, formulating, analyzing and discussing proposition, and Conclusion and Suggestion. From the results of analysis and interpretation of findings related data this research shows that Confucian Culture Able to Improve Employee Performance and appropriately run as a work culture. It is recommended to the researcher to do research with mixed method so that it is expected to get different result and more deeply.

Date: 2018
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