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Author: search.filters.author.Mtsweni, Bonginkosi NelsonSubject: search.filters.subject.Personnel management--South Africa

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    Employee perceptions of performance culture in Mpumalanga, Department of Culture, Sport and Recreation
    (2016) Mtsweni, Bonginkosi Nelson
    In the past few years, the contribution of the performance culture to the overall success of the organisation has prompted interest to explore the concept. The purpose of this exploratory study was to determine facets that are perceived to be contributing to the performance culture and how employees in the Mpumalanga Department of Culture DCSR perceive such facets as causal factors to the performance of the organisation. This study is a qualitative descriptive study and semi semi-structures interviews were conducted. Eight participants were requested to take part. Two participants are from the head office and two from each of the three districts. All interviews were conducted face to face. Interviews were recorded on tape, transcribed and assessed according to themes. The overall findings of this study were that there are negative perceptions of performance culture as assessed according to the London School of Economics Eight Dimensions Performance Culture Model.
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