DETERMINING THE STRUCTURE OF THE OFFICE CULTURAL ENVIRONMENT IN THE STUDY OF BUILDING AN OFFICE CULTURE ENVIRONMENT IN VIETNAM TODAY
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2022/740Keywords:
Structure, elements, office cultural environment, building office cultural environment VietnamAbstract
In the spirit of the Resolution of the Ninth Conference of the 11th Party Central Committee on cultural construction and development, Vietnamese people meet the requirements of sustainable development of the country, building a healthy cultural environment at agencies, units, organizations... is one of the specific contents of the task “Building a healthy cultural environment” - one of the six key tasks of the orientation of building and developing Vietnamese culture and people. In the study of the building an office cultural environment, contributing to concretizing the second task of the 9th Central Resolution, the XI term, the implementation of theoretical and practical research has the first important significance, in which: Determining the structure with specific elements of the office cultural environment is considered the first thing to do in order to provide the arguments and scientific bases that are prerequisites for the process of building a office cultural environment.
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