guideline for workers in acting about what is right and
what needs to be avoided in doing the work. As a
result, work ethic will shape the behavior. The
problem is how individuals are willing to implement
the work ethic in accordance with the applicable
rules. The results of this study confirm that if an
appraiser is willing to apply work ethic in completing
the appraisal task, then the self-capability of the
appraiser will increase. The results of this study are
supported by Arend (2013) which states that the
ability to implement the code of ethics in completing
the work will affect the ability to finish the work.
Work ethic has a positive and significant
influence on the performance of appraisers, either
directly or indirectly through the formation of the
capability of the appraiser. Sharma et al. (2009)
shows how the influence of work ethic in the
company to encourage performance in general.
Ethical behavior of the company will encourage
image formation, reduce hazard and improve
efficiency so that company performance can increase.
In line with this, the implementation of work ethic in
an individual environment will help the achievement
of individual performance. Professional ethics are
essentially structured to aid the smooth running of
one's work. Thus, the implementation of professional
ethics will assist in encouraging the performance by
ensuring the work is complete both in quality and
quantity. In addition, professional ethics will produce
capability that encourages higher performance
achievement.
Self-capability has a positive and significant
effect on the performance of appraisers. Tan et al.
(2007) provides the role of operating business
capability in producing the company's performance.
Capability reflects the ability to perform tasks as they
should. In this study, capability is reflected by the
application of the Indonesian Valuation Standards in
the form of work behavior. As this capability
improves, appraisers will progressively work as
required that will lead to higher performance
achievements.
In general, the work ethic represented in KEPI has
been well implemented by appraisers in Medan. In
line with these conditions, appraisers in Medan
already have behaviors that are in line with the
Indonesian Valuation Standards (SPI) and produce
good performance. So far, there are very few
problems that have been caused by mistakes in
Indonesia. This condition encourages the results of
research where the application of work ethic will
encourage the capability and performance of
appraisers in Medan. Nevertheless, the application of
work ethic can still be improved, especially through
improving self-competence in the work ethic referred
to by KEPI.
6 CONCLUSION
In general all aspects of professional ethics had
been applied well by appraisers in Medan, especially
in integrity aspect, the principles of objectivity and
professionalism were always upheld. Behaviors of
appraisers which implement code of ethics during the
appraisal process are significantly able to improve
self-capability and performance of the appraiser.
Implementing the code of ethics during the appraisal
process will result in qualified performance and
personally accountable to the appraiser, assignor,
fellow appraisers, Public Appraiser Services (KJPP),
and the public. Indonesian Appraisers Code of Ethics
(KEPI) is structured according to the rules necessary
to control the behavior of the appraiser in order to act
ethically, effectively and efficiently. In the end, an
objective and appropriate appraisal report will be
resulted.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The authors gratefully acknowledge that the present
research is supported Universitas Sumatera Utara.
The support is under the research grant Basic
Research of TALENTA 2018. The research were
funded by Non-PNBP.
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