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Impact on employee satisfaction level towards performance of the job

Manu KumarRaghu Raman R

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With a focus on discipline, recognition, autonomy, and communication in the workplace, the study explores the relationship between employee satisfaction and job performance. The results indicate that a motivated and disciplined workforce supported by structured appraisal systems and feedback mechanisms considerably increases organizational productivity, employee satisfaction is a critical component, as 60% of respondents say they are satisfied with work breaks and 50% report receiving feedback occasionally autonomy in completing tasks and good communication with supervisors were found to improve job performance; and the study emphasizes the need for tailored motivational strategies, fostering a collaborative work culture to drive organizational growth and innovation.

Organizational and Employee PerformanceEmployee Performance and ManagementJob satisfactionBusinessPsychologyJob performanceApplied psychologySocial psychology
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