9.1 Research Strategy

Research procedures often fall into one of three categories: mixed methods, quantitative methods, or qualitative methods (Creswell and Plano-Clark, 2007).Since this study needs to gather and analyse both quantitative and qualitative data, a mixed methods technique is employed to meet the research aims of globalisation. a substitute for Nigeria's industrial industry. The HR research technique uses a qualitative methodology for a visual analysis of the effective implementation of employee activities in the specific workplace. The numerical performance of personnel in the Nigerian sector is identified through quantitative research. Some fundamental information will be obtained from the Nestle corporation in order to fulfil the research objectives in the study (multi-national- companies).

Explanatory research, on the other hand, tries to defend and clarify the descriptive facts. While descriptive studies may focus on "what" issues, explanatory studies seek to address "why" and "how" concerns (Grey, 2014). It builds on exploratory and descriptive research to identify the true reasons of a phenomenon. In order to support or challenge an explanation or forecast, explanatory research looks for causes and drivers. It also provides data that may be used to do so. A relationship between the various components of the phenomenon under investigation is sought after and noted.
A group of views that guide what ought to be researched, how it should be conducted, and how to interpret the findings are referred to as philosophical assumptions or paradigms (Bryman, 2008). They can be summed up as the researcher's broad worldviews (Creswell, 2009). A paradigm, according to Lincoln and Guba (1985), contains the researcher's presuppositions about how an inquiry should be conducted.

9.2 Research Design

This research methodology focuses on examining a situation or an issue in order to clarify the link between variables or determine whether something occurred as a result of something else (Creswell, 2003). In order to respond to the research questions in the research problem, the research design chosen must take into account the study's objectives (Crotty, 1998).There is a problem with the research emphasis that needs to be fixed. In light of the foregoing, this study attempts to examine the relevant hypotheses concerning HR and workers in the Nigerian industrial sector by implementing research conducted by Nestle, a multinational corporation (MNC) in Nigeria. Establishing a causal relationship between measures of globalisation assessment and its impact on HR (human resource) and industrial employees' performance in Nigerian domestic industry is the focus.

The test also integrates direct measurements of variables as done in some prior literature to analyse the concentration of globalisation vs. efficiency of domestic employee's performance argument in Nestle plc. The study theory, method, technique, and its execution on globalisation. Three different types of study design are conceivable, according to Robson (2002): exploratory, descriptive, and explanatory. His system of classification is based on the goal of this field of study since every design has a distinct ultimate goal.

The purpose of the descriptive study of globalisation, is to provide a picture of a situation of domestic effects of industrialization, employees and organizational performance and elucidate on how HR are both foundations related to trigger future advancement and benefit of globalisation in industrial environments (Blumberg, Cooper and Schindler, 2005).




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