| 英文摘要 |
In the highly competitive banking industry, the success of wealth management services heavily relies on the job performance of financial consultants. This study, based on the motivational gain pathway of the Job Demands-Resources (JD-R) model, examined the impact of supervisor support on the job performance of financial consultants and verified the mediating effect of job involvement. A survey was conducted targeting financial consultants at a bank in Taiwan, yielding 211 valid responses. The results indicated that supervisor support positively influenced both job involvement and job performance, with job involvement serving as a mediator between supervisor support and job performance. As a core job resource, supervisor support not only alleviated stress but also enhanced employees’intrinsic motivation, leading to improved job involvement and job performance. This study addressed a research gap concerning financial consultants and recommended that banks strengthen supervisor support to boost employee involvement, thereby optimizing individual and organizational performance. |