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Job Satisfaction

Arbeitszufriedenheit / Job Satisfaction

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The topic of job satisfaction is widely discussed in management and organizational as well as psychological science. The main criticism against all existing methods for measuring and theoretical models for describing job satisfaction is the missing subjectivism, the complexity of the individual, as well as of the situation. Thus, the development of a new complex model of job satisfaction (CMJS/KMA) has been made by Marc R.H. Roedenbeck which is focused on this criticism. All of the important results of the research about job satisfaction have been integrated in the developemtn of this model. The degree of satisfaction, the quality of satisfaction, and the individual preferences in regard to the situation. Based on this, the general emotion as well as the emotion in regard to specific situational aspects can be described.

A dynamic online questionaire was developed in regard to the complex model of job satisfaction that can be accessed freely by asking for a number of passwords.

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