An Exploration of the Impact of Employee Job Satisfaction, Affect, Job Performance, and Organizational Financial Performance: A Review of the Literature.
Thomas G. Reio, Cathy A. Kidd
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Thomas G. Reio, Cathy A. Kidd
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Extensive research has explored job satisfaction, job performance, and the financial performance of organizations. Job satisfaction and job performance have been explored separately and collectively. However, scholars only have begun to explore the relationship between employee job satisfaction and financial performance of organization. This paper reviews the literature on these topics and discusses the gaps associated with the study of these variables collectively.
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Extensive research has explored job satisfaction, job performance, and the financial performance of organizations. Job satisfaction and job performance have been explored separately and collectively. However, scholars only have begun to explore the relationship between employee job satisfaction and financial performance of organization. This paper reviews the literature on these topics and discusses the gaps associated with the study of these variables collectively.
Key concepts: Job satisfaction, Job performance, Affect (linguistics), Job design, Job attitude, Personnel psychology, Contextual performance, Business