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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Nov. 7, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Amid fears of a "double-dip" recession, rising unemployment, and continued economic turbulence, a new survey of IT professionals conducted by Modis, a leading provider of information technology staffing solutions, paints a brighter picture of the current career outlook for the field. According to the survey, a large majority (89 percent) of IT professionals are happy at their current job and two-thirds (64 percent) intend to stay where they are presently employed. In addition, nearly half (44 percent) of all IT professionals expect a raise next year, while only a quarter (26 percent) expect their salaries to remain the same. This widespread career contentment may be the result of survey respondents feeling that the things they find most cr...
...One of the most critical factors to IT career success is not just gaining new techn...
The institution's employees gave Mass General, with a federal budget for life science research of $327.2 million, the highest marks for factors such as job satisfaction, peers, management and policies, as well as infrastructure and environment, and research resources.
... of specific extrinsic and intrinsic factors on satisfaction can be traced back to the Human Re...
...ADDITIONAL FACTORS RELATING TO JOB SATISFACTION. When considering job...
Few studies in organizational politics literature have examined the role that dispositions play as antecedents to perceptions of politics. Much of the existing work that has examined the relationship between dispositions and perceptions of politics has modeled dispositional traits as moderating variables between perceived politics and work-related outcomes such as tension and job satisfaction. Utilizing dispositional factors as antecedents to perceptions of politics, the current study evaluates the hypotheses that negative affectivity, positive affectivity, equity sensitivity, and self-efficacy directly influence perceptions of politics formation and development. Findings support the consideration of dispositions as antecedents to political perceptions formation. The practical implicati...
... solely through computers--all of these factors contribute to a workplace ripe for embracing a con...
Prior studies on job satisfaction for females in the coaching profession have indicated many specific factors that can lead to job transfers, attrition, or burnout. This article reviews empirically-based studies from the extant literature that sheds some light on these critical concerns in the field. The focus is on the central issues of problems in attrition and job stress. Implications of the findings in this review are discussed.
Six Sigma is excellent at what it does -- driving bottom-line improvements in short periods of time. However, to make it a holistic business management or quality system, a focus on customer and employee satisfaction is required. In this study, conducted in a private hospital in India, the respective antecedents and drivers have been established for customer and employee satisfaction, along with the means of prioritization for further improvement. In addition, the method of measuring satisfaction over a period of time is laid out with the help of Six Sigma metrics for ready implementation by industrial personnel. A scoring scheme was established for the four-point response scale. The higher the value, the higher the satisfaction level of the customer. Otherwise, the customer is consider...
... since they can be the determining factors for achieving overall customer satisfaction. The o...
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