Biography

Dr. Limo is a lecturer of management with interest in research, consultancy and community service. He teaches at undergraduate and postgraduate levels in addition to supervision of students at the two levels. He is an avid scholar and researcher evidenced by journal articles published in refereed journals.

Dr. Limo is the current acting Chair of Department (CoD) of Management Science & Entrepreneurship at the School of Business & Economics. Prior to his current position as CoD, he served previously as the School of Business & Economics PSSP (Self Sponsored Programme) coordinator for Diploma and later Bachelor’s degree. Dr. Limo has been serving the community in various capacities, currently he is a board member of two public schools and is he is chairing the board in one of the schools.

Recent Publications

Orinda, G., Limo, P. & Chepkwony, J., 2020. Organizational Learning and Employee Performance. An Indirect Effect Model of Employee Loyalty. International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science (IJRISS) , IV(IX).

Kigo, C., Limo, P. & Muraga, D., 2020. Corporate Governance Practices and Tax Disclosure among Firms Listed at the Nairobi Securities Exchange, Kenya. Journal of Finance and Accounting, 4, p.61–72.

Kimwolo, K.A., et al., 2020. Flexibility idiosyncratic deals and organizational citizenship behaviour: a moderated model of perceived organizational justice. African Journal of Education, Science and Technology, 6, p.198–208.

Orinda, G., Chepkwony, J. & Limo, P., 2020. Organizational Learning, Employee Satisfaction and Employee Loyalty in The Banking Sector, Nairobi County, Republic of Kenya. Journal of Business Management and Economic Research , 4(6), p.425-440. Website Abstract

In the contemporary working environment, insight into employee loyalty is of crucial importance and this includes the banking sector. The purpose of this study was to examine the influence of organizational learning, employee satisfaction and their loyalty in the Banking sector, Republic of Kenya. A cross-sectional research strategy and systematic random sampling techniques were used in data collection using a structured questionnaire, from a sample size of 411 picked from a target population of 2433 bank employees. The results of the study demonstrate that organizational learning specifically influences employee satisfaction, which then affects employee loyalty.
Findings further show that organizational learning does not have a significant direct effect on
employee loyalty. However, results indicate that it only affects employee loyalty through employee satisfaction, thus revealing a full mediation process. Banks should therefore improve on organizational learning strategies through enhancement of knowledge awareness, intellectual cultivation and information sharing to ensure effective employee satisfaction that enhances their commitment and loyalty to their work. Findings of the current study contribute to knowledge through the mediation process by revealing a full mediation mechanism of employee satisfaction on the link between organizational learning and employee loyalty.

Biwott, G., Maru, L. & Limo, P., 2019. Employee Social Skills as an Antecedent to Knowledge Sharing Behavior in Kenyan Universities. African Journal of Education, Science and Technology, 5, p.171–178.

Patrick Kibiwot Limo

Lecturer of Management

Biography

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