Labor Coaching and the incidence of the SARS-2 Pandemic (COVID -19) in the economy of businesses and companies in Ecuador
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Coaching, (SARS-CoV-2) Pandemic, Economics, EnterprisesAbstract
http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7415918
The present research examines job coaching and the incidence of the SARS-CoV-2 Pandemic (COVID-19) in the economy of businesses and companies in Ecuador. Considering it essential the outbreak of a new pandemic, having as consequences a forced confinement as a necessary measure, the same that triggered and halted the production activities of companies in Ecuador. The work evidenced as a problem the respective financial affectations that had repercussions and influenced the economy of the organizations established in the Ecuadorian region. The technique used in the research is based on the critical propositional paradigm, outlined preponderantly for the study with social object directed under the precept of the quantitative epistemological approach which, as an instrument used as a questionnaire of items, as well as criteria of writers, documentary bibliographic information used for the collection of information, use of books, indexed journals and virtual repositories to collect the most reliable information related to job coaching and the incidence of the pandemic COVID-19 in the different companies of Ecuador. As a result of the research work, it is determined that labor coaching has directly inferred as a factor involved with the COVID-19 pandemic, in financial affectations of the companies.
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