2017
DOI: 10.31920/1750-4562/2017/v12n2_3a4
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Internal and external locus of control of engineering workforce in a power distribution utility : implications for job performance

Abstract: In view of the high risk, high voltage environments which the Eskom Bloemfontein engineering workforce (engineers, technologists, and technicians) is exposed to in the design, installation and maintenance of coal-fired power plants, sub-stations, transmission lines and electrical equipment, their psychological dispositions especially locus of control (LOC) should be an interesting area of research interest. The influence of LOC of the engineering workforce on improved job performance is critical to eliminating… Show more

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“…Robbins and Judge (2008) divide the locus of control into two, namely: internal and external locus of control. Modise and Patient (2017) those who tend to have an external locus of control will feel that every event experienced in their life is outside their control, for example, due to chance, fate, or luck, and people with a dominant internal locus of control, they will feel they have a role or power in everything that happened in his life.…”
Section: Em-2023-5116mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Robbins and Judge (2008) divide the locus of control into two, namely: internal and external locus of control. Modise and Patient (2017) those who tend to have an external locus of control will feel that every event experienced in their life is outside their control, for example, due to chance, fate, or luck, and people with a dominant internal locus of control, they will feel they have a role or power in everything that happened in his life.…”
Section: Em-2023-5116mentioning
confidence: 99%