Dr. Joseph Otsyulah.
PhD (MMUST), Msc.(MMUST), BA (KU)
Senior Lecturer.
E-mail : jotsyulah@kafu.ac.ke
Full CV
I hold a Doctor of Philosophy Degree (PhD) in Business Administration (Human Resource Management) and Master of Science (Human Resource Management) both of Masinde Muliro University of science and Technology. I have over thirty years of work experience in teaching and general administration with a successful track record in performance. I have excellent interpersonal and communicative skills.
I am a result-oriented achiever, energetic team player with ability to implement and achieve the desired results. I am adaptable to changing situations and work standards, willing to work under pressure with personal integrity. I always meet the set targets. I work amiably with my superiors, alternates as well as subordinates. I approach issues with an open mind and ready to learn at every opportunity. Having worked in the field of teaching and administration up to the management levels, I have a high sense of responsibility, and a vast experience of dealing with people from all walks of life.\
I am innovative, creative and a strategic thinker, qualified leadership and management trainer, supervisor with developed management skills who quickly develops rapport with all people. My dynamic and humorous approach helps to create a stimulating learning environment maintaining complete professionalism in all matters business. For more information click here
PUBLICATIONS:
- Murasi wa Andala and Otsyulah Joseph Okumu; KCPE English Revision for Standard Eight. (ISBN 9789966706126), Lurambi publishers, Kakamega 2006.
- Otsyulah Joseph Okumu; Effects of Rightsizing on Productivity of Mumias Sugar Company in Kenya. Lambert Academic Publishers 2013. Available at: lap-publishing.com/
- Otsyulah Joseph Okumu and Francis Were Wanyika; Assessment of Practices Used in Retention of Knowledge Workers in Sugar Companies in Western Kenya. Lambert Academic Publishers (ISSBN 9786139862726) 2015. Available at: www.lap-publishing.com
- Otsyulah Joseph Okumu and Dr. Mary Nasibi Effect of Rightsizing on Productivity of Mumias Sugar Company in Kenya. The International Journal of Business & Management (ISSN 2321 – 8916) 319 Volume 3 Issue 3 March, 2015. Available at: www.theijbm.com
- Otsyulah Joseph Okumu; The Occupational Health and Safety Practices in Mumias Sugar Company. Lambert Academic Publishers (ISSBN 9783659958106) 2016. Available at: www.lap[1]com/