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PENGARUH TEKANAN ANGGARAN WAKTU, KOMPLEKSITAS TUGAS, KOMPETENSI DAN PROFESIONALISME TERHADAP KINERJA AUDITOR Reyhan Jordy Daniro; Nur Asni Gani; Andry Priharta
Media Riset Bisnis Ekonomi Sains dan Terapan Vol 1, No 2 (2023): Media Riset Bisnis Ekonomi Sains dan Terapan
Publisher : Taksasila Edukasi Insani

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This study aims to analyze the effect of time budget pressure, task complexity, competence and professionalism on auditor performance. Conducted with a quantitative approach using primary data in the form of questionnaires with auditor respondents in South Jakarta.  Since population size cannot be determined, convenience sampling techniques are used. Analysis using multiple linear regression with SPSS Version 25 application device. The results showed that time budget pressure had a significant positive effect on auditor performance, while task complexity, competence and professionalism did not affect auditor performance. Simultaneously, time budget pressures, task complexity, competence, and professionalism have a significant influence on auditor performance.Keywords: Time Budget Pressure, Task Complexity, Competence, Professionalism, Auditor Performance
Incidental News Consumption On Social Media Among Gen Z: A Case Study Of The 'Immortal Basketball Club' Community In South Tangerang, Banten Medo Maulianza; Nur Asni Gani; Ella Xenia Maharani
INJECT (Interdisciplinary Journal of Communication) Vol. 10 No. 2 (2025)
Publisher : FAKULTAS DAKWAH UIN SALATIGA

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This qualitative study investigates the process of Incidental News Exposure on social media among Generation Z. Utilizing Sanda Erdelez's five-stage Information Encountering model, the research confirms that INE is a dominant mode of news consumption, largely superseding deliberate news seeking due to social media architecture. Key findings reveal that the process is highly systematic: The Noticing and Stopping stages are driven by sophisticated algorithmic curation, repetition, and affective factors like curiosity and boredom, often transforming passively encountered content into active engagement. Crucially, the Examining stage demonstrated that news utility is primarily defined by social currency, the ability to facilitate peer conversations before any pragmatic or civic value. While the exposure is incidental, it acts as a Catalyst for Deliberate Action, prompting users to verify and seek deeper, intentional information. However, highly engaging incidental content frequently displaces the user’s original intent, confirming INE's significant structural power in dictating information flow. The study concludes that news providers must adapt to Gen Z's reliance on selective incidental exposure by prioritizing casual presentation and social relevance to remain effective.