Kuşaklara Göre İşkoli̇kli̇k

Yüksekbilgili, Zeki; Akduman, Gülbeniz

doi:10.14520/adyusbd.06168

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“…Although researchers need time intervals to clearly explain the issue of generations, the date transitions of generations cannot be determined with clear lines [75,100]. Although the German Sociologist Karl Mannheim put forward the Generation Theory for the first time in 1928 [92], according to other sources, the French sociologist August Comte is the owner of the first research on generation [80,107]. Straus Howe was the person who classified the generations by stating that the generations should consist of groups with common characteristics and brought them to the present since 1991 [10,80].…”

Section: Generationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The generation that comes after the lost generation is the generation that was affected by events of global importance such as World War II and the Great Depression, and was born between 1925-1945, also known as traditionalists, veterans or the silent generation. [71,107]. Members of this generation are respectful to authority, pro-order and balance, loyal [34], patriotic, traditionalist and have strong work ethics [56].…”

Section: Generationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Relationship of Intergenerational Perceptions of Work Ethics and Workplace Deviation Behaviors in Academic Staff

Arar,

Şahin

2022

JIOS

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The aim of the research is to examine the work ethics perceptions of academics fromdifferent generations and the relationship between these perceptions and workplacedeviation behaviors. In line with the purpose, the questionnaire prepared by using 5questions with demographic variables, academic ethical values scale and workplacedeviation behavior scale were applied to 472 academicians working at state universitiesin Ankara and the nearby provinces. The results revealed moderately negativerelationship between academic ethical values and one of its sub-dimensions which isthe values for the institution and workplace deviation behaviors. Moreover, weak andstrong negative relationships were found between academic ethical values and othersub-factors of workplace deviation behaviors. Intergenerational differences were foundbetween academic ethical values and academic ethical values towards the teachingprocess and serious workplace deviation towards the organization, and betweenacademic ethical values towards colleagues and deviant behaviors towards theorganization.

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Section: Generationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Generationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Relationship of Intergenerational Perceptions of Work Ethics and Workplace Deviation Behaviors in Academic Staff

Arar,

Şahin

2022

JIOS

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“…Y kuşağındakiler erken yaşlardan başlayarak öğrenen, çok yüksek özgüvene sahip, bağımsız bireyler olarak gelişmişlerdir. Diğer yandan, başarısız olmaktan veya yanlış yapmaktan korktuklarından bir işte bireysel çalışmayı istemezler, toplu hareket etmeye inanmakta ve takım olarak çalışmayı yeğlemekte, ekip çalışmalarına kolayca uyum sağlamakta, iş birliğine ve düşünce paylaşımına önem vermektedirler (Polat, 2018;Sherman, 2015;Yüksekbilgili, 2015). Z kuşağı henüz iş dünyasına yeni giren grup olduğu için iş yaşamında nasıl bir davranış sergileyecekleri tam olarak bilinmemektedir.…”

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Professional Commitment of Different Generations of Nurses

Gökalp¹

2021

SHYD

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Aim: The aim of this study was to determine the professional commitment of nurses belonging to different generations. Method: This study with a descriptive, comparative and cross-sectional design was conducted from May to June 2019 in a province in eastern Turkey. The research was carried out with 291 nurses working in a university hospital with usable data. “Personal Information Form and Nursing Professional Commitment Scale” were used. Results: The mean score of the Nursing Professional Commitment Scale was found to be 76.08 ± 12.94. The mean scores of the nurses in the X ( 78.65 ± 12.32), Y ( 75.35 ± 13.18) and Z ( 76.27 ± 12.92) generations were as indicated. The combination of gender and education variables had a 3% effect on the total score of the Nursing Professional Commitment Scale. Generation, gender and education variables in combination have been determined to have a significant effect of 2.2% on the total score of the Nursing Professional Commitment Scale. Conclusion: It was found that the nurses’ professional commitment was above the average level and the nurses group with the highest professional commitment belonged to the X generation. Generation, gender and education variables did not significantly affect professional commitment separately; but they were found to affect professional commitment when used in combination.

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“…Bu açıdan otellerde uygulanan "yeşil yıldız" uygulamalarının Y kuşağı tarafından nasıl değerlendirildiğini ortaya koymak önemli görülmektedir. Akduman, 2015) yönelikti ancak günümüz araştırmalarında pazarlama alanında da (tüketici bağlamında) yapılan çalışmaların revaçta olduğu ifade edilebilir. Bunun en önemli nedenleri arasında, kuşakların pazarlama alanını etkileyecek birçok özelliğe sahip olması olabilir.…”

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Green star practices: A research on Y generation

Birdir¹,

Toksöz²,

Birdir³

2019

Journal of Tourism Theory and Research

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The purpose of this study is to determine the level of corporate reputation of five-star hotels in Belek for foreign tourists who This study is aimed to determine the perceptions of the consumers of Y generation towards green star applications. At the same time, we will try to determine how the "Green Star" applications in hotels are evaluated by the Y Gen. Research method is a descriptive research type. Data collected by using a survey from visitors in a shopping center. 221 available questionnaires were analyzed with the relevant protocols. The fact that perceptions of consumers (in Mersin) about green star applications have not been investigated before, reflects the originality of the study. According to results the Y generation customers' travel plans hotels' green star standards have a limited presence. In addition, it has been found that consumers of the Y generation are more likely to benefit from the "internet" when planning their travels. Two factors were derived in the study and the factors were called "society and awareness" and "energy efficiency and water conservation".

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Kuşaklara Göre İşkoli̇kli̇k

Cited by 11 publications

References 20 publications

The Relationship of Intergenerational Perceptions of Work Ethics and Workplace Deviation Behaviors in Academic Staff

The Relationship of Intergenerational Perceptions of Work Ethics and Workplace Deviation Behaviors in Academic Staff

Professional Commitment of Different Generations of Nurses

Green star practices: A research on Y generation

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