英文摘要 |
Studies have shown that person-organization (PO) fit and person-job (PJ) fit will affect an individual’s work attitude. In addition, person-group (PG) fit has commonly been reported as a determinant to job satisfaction. This study examined if a directional relation exists among PO, PG and PJ fit and their impacts on job satisfaction. The participants in this study are food & beverage employees in the hotel industry in Taiwan. The valid returned questionnaire sample was 340. The Spearman Correlation was used to analyze the fitness between the person and each level of environment. Multiple Regression was used to analyze the impact of each level of fit on job satisfaction. The findings showed that the higher the PO, PG and PJ fit, the higher the job satisfaction. Moreover, employees tradeoff different levels of fit in determining their job attitude. That is to say, PO, PO and PJ fit have independent and interactive impacts on job satisfaction. |