英文摘要 |
In the recent years, the corporate organization's human resource department has been shifting its emphasis from traditional personnel administration to the new dimension of employee communication and relations. In line with this trend, more and more human resource departments are moving toward cooperation with internal communication departments to conduct so-called 'Quality Communication Initiative' (abbreviated as QCI), which features putting internal communication efforts into enhancing the employee's job satisfaction and job performance. The 'Motivating Language Model' developed by Sullivan is aimed at training the corporate executives in the field of language communication with employees in order to enhance the employee's job satisfaction and job performance. This model has been gradually regarded as an effective training method for QCI. However, rigorous empirical studies have yet to be conducted on its effectiveness for the use of corporate organizations in Taiwan. Therefore, the longitudinal field experiment method was adoptedin the current study, testing the effect of the 'Motivating Language Model'. Through statistical analysis of the experiment result, positive effect of this model at a significant level was found on the employee's job satisfaction and performance. |