INFLUENCE OF THE USE OF SOCIAL NETWORKS AND MOBILE DEVICES IN THE LABOR PERFORMANCE OF EMPLOYEES OF SOFTWARE FACTORIES
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https://doi.org/10.36825/RITI.04.08.004Keywords:
Social Networks, Mobile Devices, Labor Performance, Software FactoriesAbstract
In the software development companies of the City of Guayaquil it has been possible to show that the developers make use of social networks and mobile devices during their workday. The need arises to carry out a study on the influence of the use of social networks and mobile devices on the work performance of the employees of the software factories, taking into account that they are people who use a computer as a work tool and that generally They have access to the internet. The analysis was enhanced by applying the survey technique and a total of 13 software companies were considered. It was determined that the use of social networks and the use of mobile devices within working hours, influence the performance of developers, both in distraction, delays, analysis, organization, communication, dynamism, quality and compliance.
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