英文摘要 |
A lot of literatures and related issues showed that employees of different personality traits have direct relationship with work satisfaction and organizational commitment respectively. However, there are rarely such studies about the relationship among three of them in medical industry. This research was to investigate the relationship among the employees’ personality, work satisfaction and organizational commitment by questionnaires. The data was sampled from the employees in a regional hospital in central Taiwan and was analyzed by using Type A Inventory scale in personality, MSQ scale to measure the work satisfaction, and QCQ scale to measure the levels of employees’ organizational commitment in the hospital. Major findings of this research can be summarized as follows: 1. Employees with Type A personality show more significantly positive correlation in “overall work satisfaction” and “overall organizational commitment” than employees with Type B personality. 2. Except for “sense of achievement” and “desire to quit”, the other dimensions between “work satisfaction” and “organizational commitment” have significantly positive correlation. 3. All variables of demographics except “gender” show significantly positive correlation with “overall work satisfaction and “overall organizational commitment”. Based upon the results, this research suggests hospitals should add “Employees’ personality” into the evaluation items when recruiting new employees. In the future, the hospital can provide the present employees with different personality’s guidance and counseling in order to reduce the flow rate of well-trained employees. Moreover, the administrators should adopt high-concern and high-empathy in leadership to enhance the organizational commitment of employees. Finally, the employees’ satisfaction can increase by meeting their demands with respect. The organizational commitment will increase when employees’ satisfaction is getting higher. |