2022
DOI: 10.1155/2022/4870296
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Analysis of the Impact Mechanism of Occupational Identity on Occupational Well-Being Based on Big Data

Abstract: Occupational identity is an individual’s view, recognition, and approval of his long-term occupation, and its importance to every professional is self-evident. Only when a professional person agrees with the profession he is engaged in from the bottom of his heart can he devote himself wholeheartedly to it and unreservedly exert his greatest potential. On the basis of sorting out and analyzing the prevailing theoretical and empirical research results, this paper deliberates the empirical research on the influe… Show more

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“…Occupational well-being, a constructive emotional experience that emerges within the workplace, serves as a viable metric for assessing employees' emotional experiences and evaluative judgments of their occupations [40]. Improving the occupational well-being of employees is of great significance because occupational well-being is essential to the survival and development of any organization in the world [41].…”
Section: Occupational Well-being As a Potential Mediatormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Occupational well-being, a constructive emotional experience that emerges within the workplace, serves as a viable metric for assessing employees' emotional experiences and evaluative judgments of their occupations [40]. Improving the occupational well-being of employees is of great significance because occupational well-being is essential to the survival and development of any organization in the world [41].…”
Section: Occupational Well-being As a Potential Mediatormentioning
confidence: 99%