Contents & References of Investigating the relationship between the leadership competence of branch heads and the performance of resource mobilization - collection of claims of Agricultural Bank of Sistan and Baluchistan province
Abstract 1
Chapter One: Research overview. 2
1-1- Introduction. 3
1-2- statement of the problem. 5
1-3- Necessity and importance of research. 7
1-4- research objectives. 8
1-4-1- general goal. 8
1-4-2-sub-goals. 8
1-4-3- Practical goals. 8
1-5- Research questions. 9
1-6- research hypotheses. 9
1-6-1- The main hypothesis. 9
1-6-2- Sub-hypotheses. 9
1-7- Theoretical and operational definitions of variables 10
1-7-1- Leadership competencies. 10
1-7-2- Equipping resources. 10
1-7-3- Collection of claims. 12
Chapter Two: Theoretical foundations and research background. 13
2-1- Introduction. 14
2-2- First part: leadership competence. 14
2-2-1- Definitions of leadership competence. 15
2-2-2- dimensions of leadership competence. 18
2-2-2-1- The influence of the leader. 19
2-2-2-1-1- influence and power. 19
2-2-2-1-2- penetration tactics. 20
2-2-2-2- change and transformability. 21
2-2-2-3- Application of moral values. 22
2-2-2-3-1- Elements of moral value. 23
2-2-2-3-2- the criterion of moral value. 24
2-2-2-4- Giving importance to human resources. 24
2-2-2-5- Forecasting by managers. 25
2-2-2-5-1- The process of creating a vision 27
2-3- The second part: Equipping resources and collecting demands. 27
2-3-1 - Equipping resources. 27
2-3-2- External organizational factors. 29
2-3-3- effective factors within the organization. 30
2-3-4- service agents. 31
2-3-4- 1- Variety of banking services. 31
2-3-4-2- Quality of banking services. 33
2-3-4-2-1- Special features of banking services. 34
2-3-4-3- Electronic banking services. 34
2-3-4-4- specialized skills of employees. 36
2-3-5- Technical abilities needed in banking jobs. 37
2-3-5-1- communication abilities. 37
2-3-6- Financial factors. 38
2-3-6-1- Payment facilities. 38
2-3-6-2- Interest rate paid to deposits 39
2-3-6-3- Rewards paid to Al-Hasna loan depositors. 40
2-3-7- Communication and human factors. 41
2-3-7-1- Advertising and marketing. 41
2-3-7-1-1- Marketing in the banking system. 42
2-3-7-1-2- bank marketing mix. 43
2-3-7-2- Behavior and manner of dealing with customers of bank employees. 46
2-3-7-3- Compliance with justice and non-discrimination in the provision of services. 46
2-3-7-4- Providing proper information and training to customers. 47
2-3-7-5- appropriate personal characteristics of employees. 47
2-3-7-6- Customer satisfaction. 48
2-3-7-6-1- Customer satisfaction in banks 48
2-3-7-6-2- Customer loyalty in banks 49
2-3-8- Physical factors and conditions. 49
2-3-8-1- location of bank branches. 49
2-3-8-2- Number of bank branches. 50
2-3-8-3- The design and beauty of the interior and exterior of branches. 51
2-3-8-4- Physical facilities of bank branches. 52
2-3-9- Deposit. 53
2-3-9-1- Types of deposits. 53
2-3-9-2- Current loan deposit 54
2-3-9-3- Al-Hasna savings loan deposit 54
2-3-9-4- Short-term investment deposit. 55
2-3-9-5- long-term investment deposit. 55
2-4- Collection of claims. 56
2-4-1- Types of claims. 56
2-4-2-Deferred claims and why they are created 57
2-5- The third part: methods of resource mobilization and service diversity in the agricultural bank. 61
2-5-1- Electronic banking services (Mehrgostar) 61
2-5-2- Bank accounts in Mehrgostar system. 62
2-5-3- Mehrgoster card services of Agricultural Bank. 64
2-5-4- Agricultural Bank facilities. 64
2-5-5- Issuance of bank guarantee. 65
2-6- The fourth part: Research background. 66
Chapter three: research method. 70
3-1- Introduction. 71
3-2- Research method. 71
3-3- Statistical population, sampling method and sample size. 71
3-4- The method and tools of information gathering (field, library, etc.) 71
3-5- Description of the leadership competency questionnaire. 72
3-6- Validity and reliability test of measurement tool. 73
3-7- Validity or validity 73
3-8- Reliability or reliability. 74
3-9- Scoring method. 74
3-10- Research implementation method. 75
3-11- method and data analysis tools 75
3-12- Ethical considerations. 75
Chapter four: research findings. 76
4-1- Introduction. 77
4-2- Descriptive findings. 77
4-2-1- Demographic characteristics of the statistical sample. 77
4-2-2- Sample frequency distribution according to gender. 78
4-2-4- Sample frequency distribution according to education level. 79
4-2-5- Sample frequency distribution according to experience in the job. 79
4-2-6- Descriptive indices of research variables. 80
4-2-7- Data related to resource mobilization performance and claims collection performance by branches 80
4-2-7-1- Resource mobilization performance. 80
4-2-7-2- Claims collection function. 81
4-3- Inferential findings. 82
4-3-1- Testing the first hypothesis. 83
4-3-2- Second hypothesis test. 84
4-3-3-testing the third hypothesis. 86
4-3-4- Test of the fourth hypothesis. 88
4-3-5- Testing the fifth hypothesis. 90
4-4- Research questions. 92
4-4-1- The first question: To what extent do the dimensions of leadership competence predict resource mobilization? 92
4-4-2- The second question. 93
Chapter five: conclusion and suggestions 95
5-1- Research summary. 96
5-2- Discussion and conclusion. 96
5-3- Research proposals. 103
5-3-1- Practical suggestions. 103
5-3-2-Suggestion for future research. 103
List of sources. 104
Appendixes 113