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A Study on Multimedia Integrated Pre-service Education to Learning Behavior and Competitiveness in Workplace of
Chih-Hung Pai1, Yu-Lan Wang2, Yunfeng Shang1
1School of Hospitality Management, Zhejiang Yuexiu University, Shaoxing, China.
Abstract:
The domestic situation of the past few years shows the practices of employees' unpaid leave and layoffs and the constant drain on capital, talent, and technologies in hospitality. Owners expect to reduce the losses to as low as possible by saving on human costs. Nevertheless, in face of such a changing environment, hospitality has to accumulate high-quality human capital through systematic investment, sensitive development, and continuous learning and growth to discover competitive advantages through the cultivation of human capital. The pre-service education of new employees could accelerate their familiarity with the operations of the company and their understanding of their job role and duties. More importantly, with good planning, it could make employees feel emphasized with and respected with the result of largely changing their thoughts and working habits. Aiming at supervisors and employees in hospitality in Zhejiang as the research objects, a total of 420 copies of our questionnaire are distributed, and 357 valid copies were retrieved, with a retrieval rate of 85%. According to the results to propose discussions, it is expected to generate systematic and proper education methods for the pre-service education in hospitality, promote the education effectiveness, and promote employees' capability and organizational performance.
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