A percepção dos técnico-administrativos da UTFPR mestres e doutores quanto ao ambiente institucional para o desenvolvimento pessoal e profissional

Abstract

The capacitation and qualification of the civil servant are fundamental for the efficiency, effectiveness and quality of the services rendered to society. Within the Federal Education Institutions, from the implementation of the career plan of technicaladministrative positions in education, there is an increase in the number of employees of this career in UTFPR who have higher education than required by the position. The University needs to consider this new server profile in its enablement and development policy in order to optimize the application of their knowledge and skills. For this it is necessary to know the characteristics of these servers, to know how they see the university environment with regard to the valuation of people with high education. This study aims to identify, at UTFPR, the perception of the servers of the career of Technical-Administrative Education, master's and doctors regarding the institutional environment for personal and professional development. The research is of an applied nature, has exploratory and descriptive objectives, with qualiquantitative analysis. The procedures adopted for data collection were the bibliographic and documentary research, as well as the application of a questionnaire to the UTFPR educational administrative technicians participating in the research. The results obtained in the study showed that the perceptions of the surveyed servers about how much the institutional environment favors the personal and professional development were varied, showing neither major nor positive nor negative results. The research also showed that UTFPR's technical administrative administrators feel prepared and want to contribute to the Institution, and that the University has implemented a personnel policy that in some respects is well received in the perceptions of those surveyed, but that needs to be given more attention to some points whose results recorded in this study had a percentage of responses indicating perceptions below the satisfactory level, as these perceptions may evolve positively or negatively depending on the actions taken by UTFPR.