Factors on job satisfaction project-driven organizations. Case Study NRI
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Fahimeh Kianian * 1, Naser Shams2 |
1- NRI 2- poly technic |
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Abstract: (12425 Views) |
Motivation of the issues and concepts in human capital management and many writings about the motivation of scientists raised effective management of human resources, organizational theorists believe the key to success and the rapid movement of organizations toward technology as a vital and strategic role of human agency is ever considered. This issue is more important and intriguing because of the nature of the project in employee motivation or incentive for these organizations to reduce their ability to demonstrate creativity and does not create.
This study intends to identify the factors affecting job satisfaction and the use of statistical methods and techniques to provide guidelines for improving job satisfaction. The results show that job security and surveillance activities director on staff can be effective in increasing job satisfaction. |
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Keywords: Motivation, needs, job satisfaction, performance, individual differences |
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Type of Study: Research |
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Special Received: 2013/03/8 | Accepted: 2013/09/21 | Published: 2013/09/21
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