Relationship of Personality Traits with Absorption Capacity : A Case of Water and Power Development Authority Pakistan

Ahmed, Bilal; Sial, Muhammad Adnan

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“…Over the last three decades, there was a remarkable growth in the number of textile sector (Pope, Isely, & Asamoa-Tutu, 2009). This has caused more competition due to an inadequate amount of funds provided by the government, corporations, and foundations to organizations (Bilal & Sial, 2017). Therefore, to address this problem, textile sector organizations have realized the importance of marketing and in the marketing profession as a whole.…”

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Evaluation of Factors Influencing Organizational Effectiveness of Textile Exporting Firms

Ahmad

Jamil

Gul³

et al. 2022

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Organizational effectiveness is vital component to satisfy the clients and the textile sector is not exempted in this context. This study focuses on examining the organizational effectiveness of textile exporting firms of Pakistan. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to examine the effectiveness of these firms based on different indicators such as; effectiveness, transparency and marketing practices of the committees. The data sources for this study were compiled from preliminary data from a sample of 377 senior management employees. The research population selected for the study is the management cadre of those textile firms who manufacture products for exports. This study has many contributions for the managers and clients who are associated with textile exports. The findings significantly support the hypothesis of a positive relationship between transparency and effectiveness of the firms and the positive relationship between the board performance and efficiency of the firms. However, it is established that the positive correlation hypothesis between marketing practices and the effectiveness of the firm has insignificant results.

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