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Author(s)
Emeliza T. Estimo, Elisa V. Garcia, Zayber B. Araya, Kyle M. Flores, Sirzyrus Vench P. Estrabo, and John B. Lacson
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DOI:10.17265/2159-5879/2020.02.002
Affiliation(s)
Foundation Maritime University, Iloilo City, Philippines
ABSTRACT
The maritime industry
is lined with people who belong to the millennials. This generation currently
supplies the constant demand for a stable workforce who can keep pace with the
expanding needs and expectations of the industry. Since human resource is as
crucial as the modern equipment and technology that keep the vessels running,
it is also imperative that equal importance must be given to initiatives that
are designed to develop the full potential of our present and future
generations of seafarers. This study provides research-based data on the
general description of their traits and characteristics as derived from four
different perspectives — their self-perception and the perceptions of
their senior officers, their crewmates, and their shipping companies who have
worked side by side with them. This paper also rationalizes how their dominant
characteristics can be positively maximized and utilized in the workplace and
what initiatives can be done to help them succeed as effective and efficient
marine officers.
KEYWORDS
Millennial seafarers, characteristic, traits.
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