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The document presents data on the relationship between supervisors' perceptions and self-perceptions of entry-level accountants' competencies. A correlation test between the two perceptions yielded a result of 0.50 and a significance value of 0.79, above the 0.05 level. This indicates there is no significant relationship between how supervisors and entry-level accountants themselves perceive the accountants' competencies. This contradicts a previous study that found a relationship between perceived competencies and employer perceptions. The data shows competencies do not affect how supervisors and entry-level accountants perceive each other's competencies.
The document presents data on the relationship between supervisors' perceptions and self-perceptions of entry-level accountants' competencies. A correlation test between the two perceptions yielded a result of 0.50 and a significance value of 0.79, above the 0.05 level. This indicates there is no significant relationship between how supervisors and entry-level accountants themselves perceive the accountants' competencies. This contradicts a previous study that found a relationship between perceived competencies and employer perceptions. The data shows competencies do not affect how supervisors and entry-level accountants perceive each other's competencies.
The document presents data on the relationship between supervisors' perceptions and self-perceptions of entry-level accountants' competencies. A correlation test between the two perceptions yielded a result of 0.50 and a significance value of 0.79, above the 0.05 level. This indicates there is no significant relationship between how supervisors and entry-level accountants themselves perceive the accountants' competencies. This contradicts a previous study that found a relationship between perceived competencies and employer perceptions. The data shows competencies do not affect how supervisors and entry-level accountants perceive each other's competencies.
Relationship on the Perceived Competencies of Entry-level Accountants
as Perceived by the Supervisor respondents and entry-level Accountants
themselves Perceived Competencies of entry-level accountants as perceived by the supervisor respondents Perceived Competencies of entry-level accountants
Computed r
Sig
Decision on Ho
Interpretation
0.50
.79
Accepted
Not Significant
At 0.05 Level of Significance
In the given data above, presents the relationship on the Perceived
Competencies of entry-level accountants as perceived by the Supervisor respondents and entry-level Accountants themselves. It showed that the significance value .79 is greater than 0.05, it means that there is no relationship on the perceived competencies of entry-level accountants as perceived by the supervisor and themselves. It only contradict the study of Martinez (2008) that indicates that there is a relationship on the perceived competencies of entry-level accountants and their employers. The data above only states that the competencies (Personal, Functional and organizational or business competencies) doesnt affect the perceived competencies of entry-level accountants as perceived by the supervisor and themselves.