THE NEXUS BETWEEN ORGANIZATIONAL REMINISCENCE AND CORPORATE PERFORMANCE IN DUFIL PRIMA FOODS NIGERIA LIMITED
ABSTRACT
ABSTRACT
The contemporary world is a driven knowledge economy that requires an organisation to diversify its resources for the
improvement of the physical and mental capacity of its human resources for productive performance. Knowledge management
unlike the traditional means of economic power has helped to focus on capturing knowledge-based competencies and saving
them for organizational advantage. Therefore, this study emphasized the nexus of organizational reminiscence on corporate
performance among the staff of Dufil Prima Foods Nig. Limited.The study adopted a descriptive survey research design. The
population of the research involves the total population of Dufil Prima Foods Nig. Limited in Port Harcourtwhich amounted to one
hundred and twenty-three (123). The sample size of 59 managers was selected from each of the major departments in Dufil
Prima Foods Nig. Limited using Yamane's Formula. A well-structured questionnaire was used to collect data from the staff of
Dufil Prima Foods Nig. Limited, Nigeria. The Cronbach’s alpha coefficient ranged between 0.758 and 0.905. A total of 59 copies
of the questionnaire were administered with a response rate of 77.6%. The data that was gathered through the questionnaire
were analyzed, using linear regression analysis.The findings revealed that there was a significant relationship between
organizational reminiscence on organizational performance, recommends that Dufil Prima Foods Nig. Limited should pay more
attention on improving and developing strategies on their organizational reminiscence thereby improving employees' technical
know-how and corporate performance
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key Words: Keywords:Organizational Reminiscence, Knowledge Management,Corporate Performance
Volume/Issue/Year: Vol. 5(1), 2021
Key Contributors: ABUH Astor. Idris¹, ROTIMI Grace Gift (Ph.D)², ALOGWUJA Unekwu Cynthia (Ph.D)³ and Muhammed I. Abraham4