Date of Award

5-2018

Document Type

Thesis

Primary Advisor

Malcolm Coco Jr.

Secondary Advisor

Abby Boyd

Committee Reader

Phil Vardiman

Abstract

Using a convenience sample of HR professionals in Abilene, Texas, a survey was provided to determine the level of knowledge HR professionals in this area had about current employee engagement information. In addition, they were asked about their company’s involvement, their personal opinion, and the benefits of having engaged employees. The majority of the professionals agreed with modern research as represented by the true/false section of the survey. HR professionals place great value on the benefits and options to increase employee engagement that directly affect their job.

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