Achieving job performance from empowerment through the mediation of employee engagement: an empirical study
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Resumo: | In present scenario, business organization understood the importance of sophisticated employee behavior for the development of overall job performance. It is important for an organization to perform effectively for that it enhances their employee’s job performance. Many study supports that an empowered employee recognizes and attaches himself or herself with the wider extent of organizational objectives. An engaged employee has more ownership and able to contribute towards his/her own growth and overall productivity. Boston focuses on implementing feedback given by employees with immediate effect and has 43% employees who are highly engaged. Facebook has a culture of contribution and each employee is recognized for his contribution to the overall goal of the company “to make the world more open and connected ". This policy of contributing culture is communicated to all the candidates during recruitment process. That is why Facebook is not only known for being one of the most popular social networking platforms but for its highly engaging culture as well. Under this study, the focus is to understand the relationship between employee empowerment and job performance. The study also tries to explore empirically the mediating effect of employee engagement in this regard. It was conducted on IT sector in Delhi NCR region with a sample size of 182 employees. The finding of the study reflects that engagement has its mediation effect on job performance with respect to employee empowerment. |
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Achieving job performance from empowerment through the mediation of employee engagement: an empirical study |
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Achieving job performance from empowerment through the mediation of employee engagement: an empirical study |
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Achieving job performance from empowerment through the mediation of employee engagement: an empirical study Natrajan, Nidhi Shridhar Employee engagement Employee empowerment Job Performance Mediation Regression |
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Achieving job performance from empowerment through the mediation of employee engagement: an empirical study |
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Achieving job performance from empowerment through the mediation of employee engagement: an empirical study |
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Achieving job performance from empowerment through the mediation of employee engagement: an empirical study |
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Achieving job performance from empowerment through the mediation of employee engagement: an empirical study |
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Achieving job performance from empowerment through the mediation of employee engagement: an empirical study |
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Natrajan, Nidhi Shridhar |
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Natrajan, Nidhi Shridhar Sanjeev, Rinku Singh, Sanjeev Kumar |
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Sanjeev, Rinku Singh, Sanjeev Kumar |
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Natrajan, Nidhi Shridhar Sanjeev, Rinku Singh, Sanjeev Kumar |
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Employee engagement Employee empowerment Job Performance Mediation Regression |
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Employee engagement Employee empowerment Job Performance Mediation Regression |
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In present scenario, business organization understood the importance of sophisticated employee behavior for the development of overall job performance. It is important for an organization to perform effectively for that it enhances their employee’s job performance. Many study supports that an empowered employee recognizes and attaches himself or herself with the wider extent of organizational objectives. An engaged employee has more ownership and able to contribute towards his/her own growth and overall productivity. Boston focuses on implementing feedback given by employees with immediate effect and has 43% employees who are highly engaged. Facebook has a culture of contribution and each employee is recognized for his contribution to the overall goal of the company “to make the world more open and connected ". This policy of contributing culture is communicated to all the candidates during recruitment process. That is why Facebook is not only known for being one of the most popular social networking platforms but for its highly engaging culture as well. Under this study, the focus is to understand the relationship between employee empowerment and job performance. The study also tries to explore empirically the mediating effect of employee engagement in this regard. It was conducted on IT sector in Delhi NCR region with a sample size of 182 employees. The finding of the study reflects that engagement has its mediation effect on job performance with respect to employee empowerment. |
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