英文摘要 |
This study aimed to explore the relationship among employees' perception on internal marketing, organizational commitment, job performance, and personality traits. Research samples were full-time employees and managers who have worked more than six months in the five-star hotels in Taiwan. Questionnaire surveys with convenience sampling were applied for data collection. Sample matching method was applied so that direct managers were invited to evaluate job performance of their subordinate employees. Five hundred question- naires were sent to employees and 100 questionnaires to the manager-level. A total of 388 valid questionnaires were received from employees while 82 valid questionnaires frommanager-level were received. Research results indicated that: (1) when organization has more internal marketing (management support, communication, encouragement and training), employees' organizational commitment and job performance are higher; (2) when employees' (3) organizational commitment is higher, their job performance is better; organizational commitment had a full mediation effect on the relationships between internal marketing can increase and job performance; (4) internal locus of control moderated the effect between management support and organizational commitment; (5) external locus of control moderated the effect between internal marketing and organizational commitment. |