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          <dc:title>Factors Influencing Employee Engagement and Organizational Performance of Myanmar Posts and Telecommunications ( Thant Sin Tun, 2023)</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Thant Sin Tun</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>This study explores two primary objectives. First, to analyze the factors that
influencing employee engagement at Myanmar Posts and Telecommunications and
second, to analyze the effect of employee engagement on organizational performance of
Myanmar Posts and Telecommunications. This study involved the collection of data
from 300 employees based at the Head Office. The sample size of 110 was determined
using the Raosoft sample size calculator and employing a simple random sampling
method. Data collection incorporated both primary and secondary sources. Primary data
were acquired through a structured questionnaire survey. with 110 employees
participating in the study. Secondary data were gathered from relevant books, journals,
prior research papers, textbooks, websites, and data provided by the Human Resource
Department of Myanmar Posts and Telecommunications. The findings of this study
highlight that pay and benefits alone may not be the primary factors in attracting
employees; however, other qualitative factors, such as the general work environment,
leadership style, involvement in decision-making, and HR policies, significant and
positively effect on employee engagement. The engagement is also significant and
positive effect on organizational performance within Myanmar Posts and
Telecommunications.</dc:description>
          <dc:date>2023-10-01</dc:date>
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