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Job satisfaction refers to how favorably or unfavorably employees view their work. It is an individual's general attitude towards their job and expresses the level of agreement between one's expectations of the job and the rewards provided. Job satisfaction requires attention, diagnosis, and treatment as it represents an individual's general well-being in the workplace in the same way that health represents overall physical condition.
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This document discusses job satisfaction. It defines job satisfaction as how much an employee likes or dislikes their job. It discusses ways to measure job satisfaction, such as single ratings or summation of scores. Key dimensions that influence satisfaction are listed as empowerment, job fulfillment, payment, work group, security, and work facilitation. Tips are provided for building job satisfaction, such as understanding your strengths, setting challenges, minimizing boredom, maintaining a positive attitude, and balancing work and life. The document also discusses the relationships between satisfaction, productivity, absenteeism, and turnover. Overall, people are generally satisfied with their jobs but tend to be less satisfied with pay and promotion opportunities.
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1. Emotions influence behaviors and attitudes in the workplace. Emotions are brief physiological and psychological responses to situations, while attitudes are longer-term judgments.
2. Job satisfaction, organizational commitment, and stress all impact workplace behaviors and performance. High job satisfaction and organizational commitment are associated with better performance and customer satisfaction, while stress can harm health, performance, and increase turnover if not managed.
3. Managing emotions, building positive attitudes, reducing stressors, and developing coping strategies can optimize workplace behaviors and outcomes.
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predicting behavior from attitudes
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job satisfaction
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employee responses to dissatisfaction
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1. An attitude is a predisposition to respond in a certain way to people and things. It has three components: cognitive, affective, and behavioral.
2. Cognitive dissonance occurs when a person's attitude and behavior are inconsistent, causing discomfort. People aim to reduce dissonance.
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Job satisfaction relates to the total relationship between an individual and the employer for which he is paid.
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This document discusses job satisfaction, including its definition, measurement, causes, and impacts. It provides the following key points:
- Job satisfaction is defined as the level of contentment with one's job based on their perceptions. It can be measured through single questions or summation scores of various job facets.
- On average, employees surveyed in Pakistan reported being satisfied with their work itself, supervisors, and coworkers, but less satisfied with pay and promotion opportunities.
- Factors that influence job satisfaction include social relationships at work, feedback, and personality traits like self-evaluation. Dissatisfied employees may respond through exit, voice, loyalty, or neglect behaviors.
- Higher job satisfaction is
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The document discusses several key aspects of employee attitudes and job satisfaction. It defines attitudes as evaluative statements that can be favorable or unfavorable. The three main components of attitudes are the cognitive, affective, and behavioral components. While attitudes guide behavior, the relationship is complex and not absolute. Job satisfaction, organizational commitment, and other major attitudes are examined in detail. The importance of regularly measuring employee attitudes through surveys is also highlighted.
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Job satisfaction is an important attitude that affects employee behavior and organizational performance. The document discusses key components of job attitudes like job involvement, organizational commitment, and job satisfaction. It defines these concepts and examines how they are formed from cognitive, affective, and behavioral components of attitudes. Determinants of job satisfaction are identified as both internal factors within the organization and external social and individual factors. Measures of job satisfaction include surveys and indexes to understand employee attitudes. High job satisfaction is found to positively impact performance, organizational citizenship behavior, customer satisfaction, and employee retention, while low job satisfaction can increase withdrawal behaviors and turnover.
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The document discusses factors that influence employee job satisfaction. It describes job satisfaction as how content an employee is with their job or aspects of their job. Researchers note job satisfaction can be affective (feelings about the job) or cognitive (thoughts about the job). Stress is a major cause of low job satisfaction, which can be caused by unreasonable workloads, lack of tools to do the job, and fear of losing one's job. Organizations can improve job satisfaction by focusing on engagement, compensation, benefits, relationships, career development, training, and job security. Job satisfaction is also related to work behaviors like absenteeism, turnover, and adjustment. Environmental factors like communication and relationships with supervisors also influence satisfaction. Individual
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7 labour satisfaction versus culture
1. Labor satisfaction surveys focus on employee happiness but do not distinguish between factors that increase job satisfaction versus job performance, unlike analyses of organizational culture.
2. Research has shown that while a positive work environment can increase employee happiness and willingness to stay, happiness does not necessarily correlate with higher productivity or performance.
3. Assessing organizational culture is more useful than labor satisfaction surveys alone for understanding what factors truly motivate better job performance versus just increasing happiness.
Attitudes & Job Satisfaction
Attitude is an important factor that influences job satisfaction. Attitude is composed of cognitive, affective, and behavioral components and determines how people feel and act in situations. While early research assumed attitudes determined behavior, later work found attitudes sometimes follow behavior due to cognitive dissonance. Job satisfaction is positively related to job performance, organizational citizenship behaviors, and customer satisfaction, while negatively related to absenteeism and turnover. Satisfied employees benefit organizations.
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The document discusses how attitudes, specifically job satisfaction, impact job performance and satisfaction. It defines job satisfaction as an emotional response to one's job and discusses how it varies globally and is influenced by factors like need fulfillment, values, and equity. Higher job satisfaction is linked to less absenteeism and turnover as well as better performance, while lower satisfaction can lead to behaviors like tardiness. The document also examines organizational commitment, job involvement, and responses to job dissatisfaction.
Job satisfaction
This document discusses factors that influence job satisfaction. It defines job satisfaction as the positive feelings employees have towards their work, as described by Keith Davis. Personal factors like age, gender, and education can impact satisfaction, as well as organizational factors including supervision, work groups, occupational level, job content, pay and promotion opportunities, and job security. Different age groups, genders, and education levels may experience satisfaction differently based on these determinants. How supervision is implemented, relationships within work groups, the level and variety in a job, and compensation all affect an individual's satisfaction.
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This document discusses factors that influence job satisfaction. It defines job satisfaction as the positive feelings employees have towards their work, as described by Keith Davis. Personal factors like age, gender, and education can impact satisfaction, as well as organizational factors including supervision, work groups, occupational level, job content, pay and promotion opportunities, and job security. Specifically, it notes that education level influences expectations, supervision styles like employee-centered versus production-oriented affect satisfaction, and satisfaction increases with higher occupational levels and more varied job content.
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Job satisfaction is defined as a person's attitude towards their job and is influenced by many factors like relationships with supervisors, work environment, fulfillment from work, etc. Positive attitudes indicate job satisfaction while negative attitudes indicate dissatisfaction. Job satisfaction results from an employee balancing the likes and dislikes of their job and whether their personal objectives are being achieved. Important factors that influence job satisfaction include the nature of work, management/supervision, social relationships at work, and personal adjustment/well-being. Job satisfaction benefits both employees and organizations by increasing productivity and morale while decreasing absenteeism and turnover.
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Job satisfaction is defined as an individual's attitude towards their job and is influenced by many factors such as relationships with supervisors and coworkers, the work environment, and how fulfilling the work is. High job satisfaction benefits both employees and organizations by increasing productivity and morale while lowering absenteeism and turnover. Low job satisfaction can stem from conflicts, lack of opportunities, and job insecurity and can negatively impact organizations through increased training costs and reduced performance. Key influences on job satisfaction include the nature of the work itself, compensation and benefits, opportunities for promotion, and relationships with management.
Job satisfaction-120112001047-phpapp01
Job satisfaction is defined as an individual's attitude towards their job and is influenced by many factors like relationships with supervisors, work environment, fulfillment from work, etc. Positive attitudes indicate job satisfaction while negative attitudes indicate dissatisfaction. Job satisfaction benefits both employees and organizations by increasing productivity and reducing absenteeism and turnover. However, the relationship between satisfaction and performance is complex, with satisfaction potentially being both a cause and effect of good performance. Low job satisfaction can stem from issues like poor coworker or supervisor relationships, lack of opportunities, and job insecurity.
Attitude and personality of an employee and its influence on productivity
The document discusses how employee attitudes can impact productivity. Positive attitudes like job satisfaction, organizational commitment and engagement tend to increase productivity, while negative attitudes such as absenteeism and lateness decrease productivity. Attitudes are formed through learning over time and influence behavior, though they are not directly observable. Organizational commitment, engagement, and job satisfaction are described as positive attitudes that can benefit an organization, while absenteeism and lateness are negative attitudes. The document emphasizes the importance of understanding employee attitudes and personality traits.
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The document discusses job satisfaction, including its definition, theories, measurement, determinants, and impact. It defines job satisfaction as positive feelings about one's job based on an evaluation of its characteristics. Content theories suggest job satisfaction occurs when needs are met, while process theories examine expectancies and values. The document also discusses how satisfied employees generally perform better and are less likely to engage in counterproductive behaviors.
Job satisfaction
This document provides an overview of job satisfaction. It defines job satisfaction and discusses several models of job satisfaction, including Maslow's hierarchy of needs and Herzberg's two-factor theory. It also covers measurement of job satisfaction using tools like the Job Descriptive Index. Determinants of job satisfaction are discussed as well as how satisfaction influences outcomes like absenteeism and turnover. The document concludes with advice for managers on understanding and improving job satisfaction.
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A values-based organization is comprised of employees that share the same core values of an organization. This form of structure operates under a different approach than the traditional structure which is more mechanical. A values-oriented organization structure is fashioned by a clear set of regulations and guidelines that assist in decision-making and generate a sense of togetherness. In a values-driven culture, workers find an alliance between their values and the organization’s values which produce a unified and motivated workforce (Tsa, 2011). Therefore values, attitudes, and personalities of employees play a significant role in work satisfaction and motivation.
According to Berg and Feij (2003), “Personality is not only relating to job performance criteria but is a determinant of attitudinal on effective job outcomes such as job satisfaction (p326).” It is crucial to hire applicants are the correct fit for a business (Berg & Feij, 2017). The idea that “happy workers are productive workers” was established in the 1930s and 1940s, mainly as an outcome of the Hawthorne studies at Western Electric. Based on those assumptions, managers concentrated on working conditions and the work environment to make employees happier. Then, in the 1980s, an analysis of the research proposed that the relationship between job satisfaction and job performance was not unusually high. A review of 16 studies that assessed job performance and satisfaction over time also linked job satisfaction to job performance and suggested the relationship mostly works one way: Satisfaction was a probable justification of better performance, but higher performance was not a factor of higher job satisfaction. It is not evident whether satisfaction causes productivity or productivity causes satisfaction. In other words, if an individual does a good job, they will by nature feel right about it. Also, higher productivity should increase your recognition, your pay level, and your likelihood of promotion. Cumulatively, these rewards, in turn, increase your level of satisfaction with the job. Satisfaction and commitment can lead to high levels of performance for some people, while for others, high performance is satisfying. When data were examined for satisfaction and productivity within organizations, it was discovered that organizations with more satisfied employees incline to be more efficient than organizations with less happy employees (Values, attitudes, and their effects in the workplace, n.d.).
Personality has an impact on all areas of a person's performance, even on reactions to situations at home as well as on the job. Not every personality is appropriate for every job position, so it's vital to identify personality traits and match employees with the tasks that relate to their characters. This can lead to higher productivity and job satisfaction while assisting the business to function more efficiently (Munroe, n.d.). It has been proven even when subordinate ...
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- 1. JOB SATISFACTIONJOB SATISFACTION Job satisfaction is the favorableness or unJob satisfaction is the favorableness or un favorableness with which employees viewfavorableness with which employees view their work.their work. It is an individual’s general attitude towardsIt is an individual’s general attitude towards his or her job.his or her job. It expresses the amount agreement betweenIt expresses the amount agreement between one’s expectations of the job and the rewardsone’s expectations of the job and the rewards that the job providesthat the job provides
- 2. Job satisfaction may refer to either a person orJob satisfaction may refer to either a person or groupgroup Job satisfaction can apply to parts of anJob satisfaction can apply to parts of an individual jobindividual job Job satisfaction represents general humanJob satisfaction represents general human condition in the same way as health representscondition in the same way as health represents general physical conditionsgeneral physical conditions Hence it requires attention, diagnosis andHence it requires attention, diagnosis and treatmenttreatment
- 3. JOB SATISFACTION ISJOB SATISFACTION IS LIFE SATISFACTIONLIFE SATISFACTION
- 4. FACTORS CONDUCIVE FOR JOBFACTORS CONDUCIVE FOR JOB SATISFACTIONSATISFACTION Mentally challenging work ( variety, freedomMentally challenging work ( variety, freedom and feedback )and feedback ) Equitable rewardsEquitable rewards Supportive working conditionsSupportive working conditions Supportive colleguesSupportive collegues Personality job fitPersonality job fit
- 5. Job satisfaction and turnoverJob satisfaction and turnover High job satisfaction is associated with lowerHigh job satisfaction is associated with lower turnover, the reverse is also trueturnover, the reverse is also true
- 6. Job satisfaction and absenteeism /Job satisfaction and absenteeism / tardinesstardiness There is a consistent negative relationshipThere is a consistent negative relationship between satisfaction and absenteeism but thebetween satisfaction and absenteeism but the correlation is moderate when compared withcorrelation is moderate when compared with turnoverturnover
- 7. Job satisfaction and ageJob satisfaction and age As people become older, they tend to beAs people become older, they tend to be slightly more satisfied with their jobsslightly more satisfied with their jobs
- 8. Job satisfaction and occupationalJob satisfaction and occupational levellevel People with higher level occupations tend toPeople with higher level occupations tend to be more satisfied with their jobs.be more satisfied with their jobs.
- 9. Job satisfaction and organizationJob satisfaction and organization sizesize Organization is often inversely related to jobOrganization is often inversely related to job satifactionsatifaction
- 10. How employees express jobHow employees express job dissatisfactiondissatisfaction EXITEXIT VOICEVOICE NEGLECTNEGLECT LOYALTYLOYALTY
- 11. Measurement of job satisfactionMeasurement of job satisfaction Job satisfaction survey- objective andJob satisfaction survey- objective and descriptivedescriptive Use of existing recordsUse of existing records Using survey informationUsing survey information Survey feedbackSurvey feedback Comparative dataComparative data