英文摘要 |
With the constant changes in the modern society, today a chef must incessantly improve himself in order to keep up with the trend of the times. The study focuses on the chefs in Taiwan’s tourist hotels and investigates their willingness to receive training as well as the factors that will influence their decisions. This study employs the methodology of questionnaire survey, 418 of valid questionnaires were obtained with the return rate of 85.7%. The result of this study shows that: (1) In terms of personal factors, social environment factors, training factors, levels of expectation and family factors, except factors like gender, peer group and ranking have no significant relation to the chefs’decisions. All other factors possess significant relationship to their willingness to attend training programs. (2) 63.44% of chefs in the study are satisfied with the overall aspects of receiving training. (3)The biggest wishes for the chefs in terms of training programs are that their employers can establish their own training programs, and to allot a specific time for training, 3 to 7 days. Food & Beverage training programs are the favorites among the choices provided in the questionnaire. In conclusion this study provides related government agencies and departments, tourist hotels entrepreneurs and future scholars in this field with suggestions and the hope that they can be helpful to their pursuits. |