英文摘要 |
This study is to explore the differences and relevance among self-directed learning, job stress, and job satisfaction of first line managers. The research scales included; basic personal background information, self-directed learning, job stress, and job satisfaction. The questionnaire survey was adopted to collect data, with first-line managers from a semiconductor wafer foundry at the Hsinchu Science Park, Google Forms was used to design the questionnaire; electronic communication software (line or FB Messenger) were employed to send questionnaire links. The questionnaire distribution period was from March 1, 2021 to March 31, 2021. A total of 122 effective questionnaire copies were received. The research results are as follows: First-line managers’shortage and talent gap impact industry.;The first-line managers show excellent willingness and motivation towards self-directed learning.;Personal background is not a hindrance to learning, not taking action is the obstacle.;Understanding and clarify management authorization will improve efficiency;The degree or expertise is not a limitation for managers but their attitude and competency;Managers are treated as valuable assets, they will feel comfortable working under the job stress. |