A Study on the Relationship between Feng Shui Interest and Management Performance
AUTHORS
Yeon-Su Park,Dept. of Financial Accounting, Real Estate Dong-Eui University, Busan, South Korea
ABSTRACT
The purpose of this study is to derive the main factors of Feng Shui site recognition and the effect of the factors on the Management Performance of small business through the previous studies in order to investigate the relationship between Feng Shui interest and management performance for the sake of development of small businesses. In addition, the research is directed to the mediating effect of Feng Shui site recognition and adjusted mediating effect of entrepreneurship in the relationship between Feng Shui interest and management performance. Philosophy, management philosophy, ethics, personality, values, religion. The tendency of success or failure depends on the entrepreneurial world view and life view, such as the living environment. In particular, the location selection and spatial composition of workplaces tend to be determined by the personal factors of the founders. The formation of these personal factors can be said to be the result of accumulated customs of traditional customs or customs closely related to life. However, in many studies so far, especially in the study of commercial area analysis, the search for the relationship between Feng Shui factors and small business management performance, which is deeply embedded in our daily space selection behavior, has been a void of absence. It is necessary not to confine the subject of research to small businesses, but to extend it to medium- or large-sized companies. In addition, it is necessary to research the impact of Feng Shui site recognition not only on the management field but also on other fields.
KEYWORDS
Feng Shui interest, Feng Shui site recognition, Management performance, Innovation, Controlled mediating effect
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