Nigerian Accounting Practices: An Examination of Their Social, Economic, Cultural, Technological, and Political Implications
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This book is a must read for any professional, manager, organizational leader, students, and individuals with inquiring minds. Professional and organizational activities are without boundaries and challenges, but an informed reader is a prepared agent of social change. Hence this book provides insights on the survival and leadership skills for the turbulent environment and change.
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Accounting practices, concerns about ethical behavior, and the career-related choices accountants have to make from organizational challenges were addressed in this study by survey method. These concerns and challenges in turn have their social, economic, cultural, technological, and political implications. The variables were studied using Pearson's correlation coefficient and augmented by Fisher's z scores. Varying life challenges were more likely to influence attitudes than job satisfaction. Hence, educational awareness forums when geared towards conflict resolutions were more likely to foster social change processes than professional activities.
About the Author
Chike Udemezue was born in Nigeria, a Chartered Accountant by profession who subsequently retrained in the people side of the enterprise. Under private sponsorship, he studied the impact of ethical behavior on career development for his doctoral research. His research interests include the issues of retention strategies, labor market and resource management.