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Eddy Madiono Sutanto
Researcher at Petra Christian University
Publications - 38
Citations - 325
Eddy Madiono Sutanto is an academic researcher from Petra Christian University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Population & Work motivation. The author has an hindex of 8, co-authored 33 publications receiving 244 citations.
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The influence of organizational learning capability and organizational creativity on organizational innovation of Universities in East Java, Indonesia
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors used purposive random sampling method which involved 179 lecturers from all universities in East Java Province of Indonesia and found that learning capability and creativity are significant factors to push an innovation level.
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The impact of recruitment, employee retention and labor relations to employee performance on batik industry in solo city, indonesia
TL;DR: Research uncovers the existence of a positive and significant relationship between recruitment and employee performance and investigates whether there is a significant impact on the recruitment, employee retention, and labor relations to employee performance on batik industry in Solo.
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Hubungan lingkungan kerja, disiplin kerja, dan kinerja karyawan
TL;DR: In this paper, the influence of work environment and work discipline to employee performance was investigated. But, the authors did not investigate the influence on the performance of the employees. And they did not find that a comfortable work environment, high level of work discipline will improve employee per-forman's performance.
Kepuasan kerja, komitmen organisasional dan turnover intentions
TL;DR: Penelitian ini ialah suatu survei ying dilakukan untuk menguji apakah Kepuasan======Kerja (job satisfaction) and Komitmen Organisasional (organizational committment) berpengaruh======TERhadap Turnover Intentions karyawan.
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The relationship between employee commitment and job performance
TL;DR: In this article, the authors found a positive and significant relationship between commitment to supervisors and performance and found that commitment to supervisor becomes a good predictor to performance rather than commitment to organizations.