Journal of Rural Problems
Online ISSN : 2185-9973
Print ISSN : 0388-8525
ISSN-L : 0388-8525
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Role Model Components among Administrative Officers in Local Branches, in Support of Local Communities: A Case Study in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture
Kazu HagiharaSatoshi HoshinoShizuka HashimotoYasuaki Kuki
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2013 Volume 49 Issue 1 Pages 201-206

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In this study, we clarify the role model components of those staff members who work for a municipal branch office, in support of local communities; we take Toyota city as the case study area. A questionnaire survey was executed in this study, among all staff members of the 12 branch offices of Toyota city. Our analysis identified three role model components among local officers: (1) From the viewpoint of residents, these officers take actions to explore and address the challenges that local communities face, (2) They derive a sense of satisfaction from being a staff member who takes charge of community affairs, and (3) They undertake efforts to share their knowledge and experience as administrative officers with local residents. The results of our analysis suggest that it is important for the government to consider how to enhance role model components within the context of human resource development.
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