Attitudes are evaluative statements that reflect how one feels about an object, person, or event. Attitudes have three components - cognitive (beliefs), affective (feelings), and behavioral (intended actions). Attitudes persist over time and can range from very favorable to very unfavorable. Important attitudes in organizations include job satisfaction, which is employees' feelings about their work, and organizational commitment, which is the strength of employees' identification with the organization. Attitudes are measured through surveys that assess employees' perceptions of factors like pay, promotions, and work. Job satisfaction is linked to higher productivity, lower absenteeism and turnover, and better customer satisfaction.
Understand about the attitudes
Contrast the three components of an attitude.
Summarize the relationship between attitudes and behavior.
Compare and contrast the major job attitudes.
Define job satisfaction
Importance of employee behavior in an organization
Understand about the attitudes
Contrast the three components of an attitude.
Summarize the relationship between attitudes and behavior.
Compare and contrast the major job attitudes.
Define job satisfaction
Importance of employee behavior in an organization
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2. ATTITUDES
evaluative statements (either
favorable or unfavorable) concerning
objects, people, or events.
reflect how one feels about
something.
ex: “I like my job.”
3. ATTITUDE CAN BE CHARACTERIZED IN THREE
WAYS:
•First, they tend to persist unless something is
done to change them.
•Second, attitudes can fall anywhere along a
continuum from very favorable to very
unfavorable.
•Third, attitudes are directed toward some object
about which a person has feelings( sometimes
called “affect”) and beliefs.
4. THREE COMPONENTS OF
ATTITUDE
Attitudes
Evaluative
statements or
judgments
concerning
objects,
people, or
events.
Cognitive Component
The opinion or belief
segment of an attitude.
Affective Component
The emotional or feeling
segment of an attitude.
Behavioral Component
An intention to behave in
a certain way toward
someone or something.
Evaluation
Feelings
Action
5. Cognitive = evaluation
My superior gave a
promotion to a coworker
who deserved it less than
me. My supervisor is unfair.
Affective = feeling
I dislike my supervisor!
Behavioral = action
I’m looking for other work;
I’ve complained about my
supervisor to anyone who
would listen.
Negative
attitude
toward
supervisor
ATTITUDES
6. FUNCTIONS OF ATTITUDE (ACCORDING
TO KATZ)
1.The Adjustment Function. Attitudes often help
people to adjust to their work environment.
2.Ego-Defensive Function. Attitudes help people to
retain their dignity and self- image.
3.The Value-Expressive Function. Attitudes provide
individuals with a basis for expressing their values.
4.The Knowledge Function. Attitudes provide
standards and frames of reference that allow people to
understand and perceive the world around him.
7. CHANGING ATTITUDES
Employees’ attitudes can be changed and
sometimes it is in the best interests of
managements to try to do so. For example, if
employees believe that their employer does
not look after their welfare, the management
should try to change their attitude and help
develop a more positive attitude in them.
However, the process of changing the attitude
is not always easy.
8. CHANGING ATTITUDES
Some of the possible ways of changing
attitudes :
Providing New Information.
Use of Fear
Resolving Discrepancies
Influence of friends and peer
Co-opting
9. IMPORTANT ATTITUDES RELATED
TO ORGANIZATIONS
Job Satisfaction
-Is a set of favorable or unfavorable feelings and
emotions with which employees view their work.
Job Involvement
- The degree to which a person identifies with a job,
actively participates in it, and considers performance
important to self-worth.
Organizational Commitment
- The degree to which an employee identifies with a
particular organization and its goals and wishes to
maintain membership in the organization
10. JOB SATISFACTION
A collection of positive and/or negative
feelings that an individual holds toward his or
her job
• A high level of job satisfaction equals
positive attitudes toward the job and
vice versa.
• Employee attitudes and job satisfaction
are frequently used interchangeably.
• Often when people speak of “employee
attitudes” they mean “employee job
satisfaction.”
11. A pleasurable emotional state resulting
from the appraisal of one’s job or job
experiences (Locke, 1976).
An employee’s cognitive and affective
evaluation of his or her job
JOB SATISFACTION
12. JOB SATISFACTION
Specific Components
Satisfaction with Pay
Satisfaction with Promotion
Satisfaction with Work
Satisfaction with Supervision
Satisfaction with Co-workers
ORGANIZATI
ONAL
COMMITMEN
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13. HOW ARE EMPLOYEE ATTITUDES
MEASURED?
The most popular method for getting
information about employee attitudes is
through attitude surveys.
Using attitude surveys on a regular basis
provides managers with valuable feedback
on how employees perceive their working
conditions. Managers present the employee
with set statements or questions to obtain
specific information. Individual Responses
are then combined and analyzed
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16. YOUR PAY AND PROMOTIONS
What are YOUR PAY AND PROMOTION OPPORTUNITIES like? Circle YES if
the item describes your PAY AND PROMOTIONS, NO if the item does not
describe your PAY AND PROMOTIONS, and ? if you cannot decide. Choose
a response for each item.
Pay
UNDERPAID......................................................... Yes ? No
INCOME ADEQUATE FOR NORMAL EXPENSES........ Yes ? No
BARELY LIVE ON INCOME.................................... Yes ? No
INCOME PROVIDES LUXURIES.............................. Yes ? No
BAD.................................................................... Yes ? No
HIGHLY PAID....................................................... Yes ? No
Promotions
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT.............. Yes ? No
PROMOTION ON ABILITY........................................ Yes ? No
DEAD-END JOB........................................................ Yes ? No
GOOD CHANCE FOR PROMOTION............................ Yes ? No
UNFAIR PROMOTION POLICY................................... Yes ? No
INFREQUENT PROMOTIONS...................................... Yes ? No
17. CAUSES OF JOB SATISFACTION
Most people prefer work that is
challenging and stimulating.
Jobs with good compensation have
average job satisfaction levels.
Money may be a motivator, but may
not stimulate job satisfaction.
There is a link between a person’s
personality and job satisfaction.
Negative people are usually not
satisfied with their jobs.
18. THE EFFECT OF JOB SATISFACTION
ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE
Satisfaction and Productivity
Satisfied workers are more productive AND
more productive workers are more satisfied!
Worker productivity is higher in organizations
with more satisfied workers.
Satisfaction and Absenteeism
Satisfied employees have fewer avoidable
absences.
19. SATISFACTION AND TURNOVER
Satisfied employees are less likely to quit.
Organizations take actions to retain high
performers and to weed out lower performers.
Satisfaction and Customer
Satisfaction
Satisfied workers provide better customer
service.
20. SATISFIED EMPLOYEES INCREASE CUSTOMER
SATISFACTION BECAUSE:
They are more friendly, upbeat,
and responsive.
They are less likely to turnover, which helps
build long-term customer relationships.
• Job satisfaction &
organizational citizenship
behavior (OCB)
Satisfied employees who feel fairly
treated by and are trusting of the
organization are more willing to
engage in behaviors that go beyond
21. “PLEASURE IN THE
JOB PUTS
PERFECTION IN THE
WORK”
- ARISTOTLE
“The best way to
appreciate your job is to
imagine yourself without
one.”
- Oscar Wilde