Perkumpulan Sanggar Jaran Kepang Condong Kencono dan Sanggar Turonggo Seto di Kecamatan Perbaungan Kabupaten Serdang Bedagai
Abstract
Jaran Kepang is an art that has developed until now, especially in the
Perbaungan area, Serdang Bedagai Regency, North Sumatra. This development
made the government hold a Jaran Kepang festival to celebrate the Republic of
Indonesia's Independence Day. The Condong Kencono Studio and the Turonggo
Seto Studio also participated in enlivening the festival, and in the assessment
Condong Kencono won and Turonggo Seto suffered a defeat. In this case, of
course the management system between the two studios has differences, because a
good management system can create success in a studio. This study aims to
describe how the implementation of the management system between the two
studios and describe how the lives of the two groups in the studio. the method
used in this study is a qualitative approach. The author uses data collection in the
form of observation methods, in-depth interviews, and documentation. The results
of the study explain that the work environment in the leaning kencono studio has
good closeness between the board and members, a comfortable work
environment, the board really cares about its members from internal to external
problems. The leaning kencono management system has a good organizational
structure, members are free to express opinions and decisions are made by
deliberation and work programs are carried out regularly. In the turonggo seto
studio, they have a good work environment, the attitude of the members and the
chairman must understand courtesy, the organizational structure is only handled
by the chairman, the honorarium is given every month but has a management
system that is not good so that there is a vacuum. From the results of this study, it
is necessary to increase the application of a good management system so that it
can motivate members to increase good performance and can minimize conflicts
between all members which results in a vacuum.
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