2015
DOI: 10.1177/2319510x14565017
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The Impact of Working Relationship Quality on Job Satisfaction and Sales Person Performance: An Adaptive Selling Behaviour

Abstract: Working relationships have been the main area of substantial devotion in practice and research comparable over the previous period of time. Although, there have some work in this area in the Pakistani context. Increasing a superior tolerant of the directorial society in which an excellence development method is implemented that can present imminent into what approaches association valour commence to recover willingness for completion. Motivation of working relationships creates personal responsibility and pers… Show more

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“…They discovered that job satisfaction is positively linked to organizational commitment, learning, and work performance. In a similar vein, Raza et al (2015) found a strong link between salespersons' performance and job satisfaction while analyzing the nexus between job satisfaction and the performance of salespersons using adaptive selling practices of organizations.…”
Section: Job Satisfaction Organizational Commitment and Employees' Performancementioning
confidence: 81%
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“…They discovered that job satisfaction is positively linked to organizational commitment, learning, and work performance. In a similar vein, Raza et al (2015) found a strong link between salespersons' performance and job satisfaction while analyzing the nexus between job satisfaction and the performance of salespersons using adaptive selling practices of organizations.…”
Section: Job Satisfaction Organizational Commitment and Employees' Performancementioning
confidence: 81%
“…This is consistent with the assertion that job rotation practices could result in job satisfaction and organizational commitment, translating into improved employee performance (Porter & Steers 2013;Aziri 2011) by eliminating the undesirable attitudes created by job dissatisfaction. Raza et al (2015) further opined that employee performance increases when satisfied with their jobs. Also, Vermeeren et al (2014) found that job satisfaction is directly correlated with employee performance.…”
Section: The Mediation Effectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, in a study by Rose, Kumar and Pak, (2011) aimed at observing the connection job satisfaction and work performance by a sample of public service officials in Malaysia realise thatorganizational learning was establish to be positively akin to organizational commitment, job satisfaction, and work performance. In the same vein, Raza, Rafique, Ali, Mohsin, and Shah, (2015) also conduct a study with the gaol of probing the connection between job satisfaction and sales representative's performance with adaptive selling deeds of organisations, the study divulges that that there is a strong association of sales person performance and job satisfaction. Moreover, in the work of Vermeeren, Kuipers and Steijn, (2014) in a study aims to observe the affiliation concerning public organizational performance and workers management with specific emphasis on job satisfaction as a credible mediating variable between organizational performance and HRM, on the impact of a supervisor's management smartness on the application of human resource (HR) practices.…”
Section: Factors Determining Job Satisfactionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Individuals’ dispositions can influence how they gather and recall information about their jobs, while job satisfaction can affect subjective wellbeing because work is often central to the lives of individuals [ 45 ]. In their meta-analytic review, Raza et al [ 46 ] found that the average correlation between job and life satisfaction to be high. Thus, a similar hypothesis is proposed as follows:…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%