Personal Performance : Department of Water Resources Ministry of Natural Resource and Environment

Authors

  • Charnnarong Rattanapanakul

Keywords:

Personal Performance, Relation of work attitude, Achievement motivation, Transformational leadership behaviors, Human resource development and quality of work life

Abstract

The objectives of this dissertation are to study personal performance of Department of Water Resources Ministry of Natural Resource and relation of work attitude, achievement motivation, transformational leadership behaviors, human resource development and quality of work life. Quantitative method is research approach. The sample of this study consisted of employees of Department of Water Resources Ministry of Natural Resource and Environment. This research applied some techniques of descriptive statistics and inferential statistics such as tests of reliability, factor analysis, Pearson’s correlation coefficient and multiple linear regression to analyze the collection data. Findings of this study are attitude of work, achievement motivation, transformation leadership behaviors, human resource development and quality of work life were positively correlated with personal performance. The contributions of this study confirm to above independent variables relate to personal performance and determine a linear equation of their relationship and finding of this research can apply to develop and assess personal performance and create the training program.

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2021-12-01

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