• The Impact Of Keyboarding Skills On Performance Of Secretaries In Business Enterprises

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    • Business enterprises exist to achieve a set objectives or goal. The secretaries are total persons influence by input received from external factors, example; trade association, political association etc. they are citizen members of the system in any industry and virtually influence demand and supply. In recognition of this, it is then believed that secretaries are unique in their own ways, they play vital roles, need and different level of knowledge and skills; it then becomes imperative for the secretaries to recognize this unique differences.
      Hence, good keyboarding skills of secretaries ensure good qualities both in typing out figures that contains customers’ details for documentation and producing error-free of business letters, memos, transcripts etc. in any business enterprise. Keyboarding skills breed coercion which ensure organizational and industries efficiency that leads to organizational success. So any business enterprise that lack keyboarding skills oriented secretary would find it difficult to attain her desire objectives.
      Statement of the Problem
      The secretaries can be looked upon as vital link in an organization, more than that they are expected to carry out nearly thousand different activities in assisting the executives (Wikdal, 2001). The inability of secretaries to meet up with this expectation has brought frustration to their bosses.  A lack of keyboarding skills impedes secretaries in their work because it can turn even a relatively small typing into an arduous and time consuming ordeal. For example extra time and energy are needed to hunt for the right keys. Fumbling with keys can generates spelling and punctuation errors. Extra time and energy are needed to find and correct typing mistakes. Poor keyboarding skill therefore affect secretaries’ ability to complete a related task, (Johnson & Brine, 2000, McDonald & Foss, 2007).  This has equally raised quarrels between the secretaries and their bosses, other employees, customers and the public of which the reason might be lack of good keyboarding skills, more sometimes, these keyboarding skills are not found in secretaries. Therefore, this research work will examine the impact of keyboarding skills on the performance of secretaries in business enterprises.
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