As a highly regulated sectors, banks should be able to manage various risks by implementing Good Corporate Governance through detailed Standard Operating Procedure (SOP). Currently, financial sectors in Indonesia are dominated by Millennial’s workforce whom prefer digital way of communication rather than conventional reading. Thus, one multinational bank in Indonesia implements Video Learning SOPs to accommodate Millennials. The purpose of this study is to understand the adoption of Video Learning SOPs in financial sector using UTAUT. The study is quantitative research with availability sampling. 1077 respondents gathered using online questionnaire and analyzed using Partial-Least Square Structural Equation Model (PLS-SEM). Perceived interactivity was included as additional factors and the moderation of Age also analyzed. The results showed that there was significant relation between Performance Expectancy, Effort Expectancy, Social Influence, and Perceived Interactivity with Behavioral Intention to use Video Learning SOPs whereas Perceived Interactivity and Performance Expectancy also significantly impact it. It also revealed that there was positive but insignificant moderating effect of Age on the Behavioral Intention to use Video Learning SOPs. This research is among the first that reveals significant factors that impacting the adoption of Video Learning SOPs in a highly regulated industry.
This study aimed to describe the characteristics of the fisherman's wife who works and does not work, knowing parenting fishermen families in the Village Berbas Pantai. Research conducted at the Village Berbas Pantai District of Bontang Selatan, Bontang.Samples were fisherman's wife who works and does not work in the public sector with the criteria of having children aged 0-18 years as many as 66 people. Retrieving data using census method were analyzed by using descriptive and presented in narrative form, tables, and percentages.The results showed fisherman's wife age range 18-62 years, mostly aged 30-33 years (21.21%) and mostly just graduated from elementary school (56.06%). with the largest tribal groups are Bugis (69.61%). Most of the fisherman's wife did not work (60.60%). Type and parenting (procreation) either work or not work is the same. Parenting meal, respondents generally the exclusive breast feeding to infants 1 month - 2,5 years, after not depend on mother's milk feeding is done every child is hungry or crying percentage (95.45%) and only (4.54%) at the time certain. If their child is sick there is also brought to the clinic or doctor's clinic. Child respondents had education from early childhood / kindergarten (6:06%) to graduate SMA / SMK (15.15%) according to their age. Type parenting applied by the fisherman's wife is the type of democratic decision-making husband and wife to act democratically against children in order to get a good upbringing of the family.
The purpose of this study is to see if religious discipline has a substantial impact on the emotional intelligence of Grade VIII students at Madrasah Tsanawiyah Darul Aufa Sungai Buluh. The research method employed in this study is quantitative, with a sample size of 49 persons. Different sampling procedures are used to determine the sample to be utilized in research; in this study, researchers used a probability sampling strategy, namely the cluster sampling technique (area sampling). Based on the study's findings that worship discipline has a substantial effect on student’s emotional intelligence, students who practice worship discipline have high emotional intelligence. According to the findings of inferential statistical analysis employing path analysis, the total influence of worship discipline on emotional intelligence was 99.5%.
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