英文摘要 |
Based on cognitive and motivational theories of employee participation, the purpose of this paper is to explore the relationship between budgetary participation and job performance. This study suggested that the relationship is mediated by role ambiguity, self efficacy and budgetary goal acceptance, providing an integrated model. Data were collected from a mail questionnaire survey of 132 production managers and their supervisors in publicly listed electronics manufacturers in Taiwan, and then analyzed by LISREL under the constructed structural equation model. Results indicated that budgetary participation indirectly increased job performance by decreasing role ambiguity or increasing self efficacy and budgetary goal acceptance. That is, role ambiguity, self efficacy and budgetary goal acceptance played very important mediating roles in the relationship between budgetary participation and job performance. By the results of this study, contribution in theory and managerial implication in practice were provided. |