2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.chb.2007.01.012
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Job satisfaction among information system (IS) personnel

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“…Two dimensions of distributive justice emerged in the factor analysis push migration (Cronbacha α = 0.70) and pull migration (Cronbacha α = 0.71). Second, the measurement of Satisfaction by Chen [20] was based on two dimensions of interpersonal satisfaction (Cronbacha α = 0.77) and salary satisfaction (Cronbacha α = 0.84). The list consist total of 4 items using 5-Likert scales from 1 "not at all", to 5 "very highly".…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Two dimensions of distributive justice emerged in the factor analysis push migration (Cronbacha α = 0.70) and pull migration (Cronbacha α = 0.71). Second, the measurement of Satisfaction by Chen [20] was based on two dimensions of interpersonal satisfaction (Cronbacha α = 0.77) and salary satisfaction (Cronbacha α = 0.84). The list consist total of 4 items using 5-Likert scales from 1 "not at all", to 5 "very highly".…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Traduz a sensação de atendimento a necessidades e reflete um estado emocional agradável resultante da avaliação que o indivíduo faz do seu trabalho e do quanto ele percebe que o trabalho está atendendo suas necessidades (MARTINEZ e PARAGUAY, 2003). A satisfação no trabalho segundo Chen (2008) sentimentos, atitudes e preferências das pessoas no trabalho. Portanto, a satisfação no trabalho influencia na obtenção de resultados positivos, ao produzir mudanças nos desejos e no ambiente, gerando uma força impulsionadora da ação (BEALE, 2007;GODOI;FREITAS;CARVALHO, 2011).…”
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“…There are some studies in the world that indicate the degree of employee satisfaction: across America, 45% of workers say they are either satisfied or extremely satisfied with their job. Only 20% are very passionate about their jobs, 33% believe they have reached a dead end in their work, 21% are eager to change careers (Chen, 2008). Older workers are the most satisfied and the most engaged in their work.…”
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confidence: 99%