Determinant Factors Influencing Functional Competencies of Special Case Inquiry Officials, Department of Special Investigation Ministry of Justice

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Parinya Nirasnaphaphai
Doctor of Philosophy in Management Program’s Student North Bangkok University
Trakul Chitwattanakorn
Dean of Liberal Arts Faculty, North Bangkok University
Surapong Malee
Human Resource Officer, Expert Level Office of the Civil Service Commission

Abstract

This research aims to study Determinant Factors Influencing Functional Competencies of Special Case Inquiry Officials, Department of Special Investigation Ministry of Justice. The Implementation of such objectives is a qualitative research by using in-depth interview with 4 related investigative investigators. Consisting of a group of Senior Executives, the Department of Special Investigation, Special case Specialist group, Prosecutor group Office of the Attorney General. Former group of Senior Executives, Special Case Investigation Department. A total of 18 persons were collected to collect the information obtained and summarize the results to find Determinant Factors Influencing Functional Competency according to the job characteristics of the Special Case Inquiry Official. Department of Special Investigation Ministry of Justice, The Finding revealed that Determinant Factors Influencing Functional Competencies of the Special Case Inquiry Official. Department of Special Investigation Ministry of Justice, Contains the Functional Factors, Organizational strategy Factors and External factors. In which each factor must consider the relevant details and will benefit the Functional Competency assessment can be concrete in the future

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Nirasnaphaphai, P. . ., Chitwattanakorn , T., & Malee, S. . (2020). Determinant Factors Influencing Functional Competencies of Special Case Inquiry Officials, Department of Special Investigation Ministry of Justice. Dusit Thani College Journal, 13(3), 458–475. Retrieved from https://so01.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/journaldtc/article/view/241131
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Vol. 13 No. 3 (2019): Dusit Thani College Journal Vol.13 No.3 September -December 2019
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Research Article

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