ASSESSMENT OF THE RELEVANCE OF OFFICE AUTOMATION ON THE PRODUCTIVITY OF SECRETARIES IN BAYERO UNIVERSITY KANO
Abstract
Abstract This Study on “The Assessment of The Relevance of Office Automation on The Productivity of Secretaries” was necessitated in order to determine the relevant of core and soft office automation skills. 3 research question guide the study. The area of study is Bayero University Kano (BUK). 103 Secretaries Constituted the population. The sample size of 75 were selected base on Judgemental sampling technique. The design for the study was survey research. The instrument for data collection was a structured questionnaire divided into section A for personal Data and section B for 15 items relating the research questions. 5 point rating scale was used. The instrument was validated by the research’s supervisor and all corrections made were dully incorporated and that made the instrument to be valid. The data was collected by the researcher and with the help of two research assistants. The data was analyzed with percentage and mean to answer the research questions. The finding shows that office automation facilities, core skills and soft skills were relevant for office secretary’s productivity. The researcher concluded that office automation on Secretaries productivity in Bayero University Kano (BUK) is Relevant. Among the recommendation was that the management of Bayero University Kano (BUK) should employ Confidential Secretaries with postgraduate qualification. Additionally, the Secretaries of Bayero University Kano (BUK) should go for further training in order to develop themselves so as to maintain their relevance in the University.
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