An Investigation of attitudinal factors in Job Satisfaction.Tools Agarwal, Priyanka.A (2012) An Investigation of attitudinal factors in Job Satisfaction. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)] (Unpublished)
AbstractA qualitative research method is used for identification of factors of job satisfaction, in this paper, that’s marking out a persistent study. This papers specific focus is on the roles played by job satisfaction, the aspects that form the basis of a certain attitude creation, effect of these attitudes on the behavior that is conducted at work. The subjects that are studied are beliefs, affect and cognition, perceptions, culture, disposition and situational factors, relationship between attitude and behavior, respectively. A new perspective has to be recognized to see the significance of job satisfaction to the performance of the organization in today’s business world where changes and uncertainty is consistent. Hence, a creative approach is necessary to be taken to respond to these market forces. A vast amount of literature has been generated on employees’ job satisfaction, employees’ attitude formation and the nature of conducting appropriate behavior. A qualitative approach consisting of semi-structured interviews with 15 former employees of a company based at IBM, Pune, India were carried out to find out what made these employees leave the company and why it was significant to them.
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