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Technology Readiness and Job Satisfaction

Regional Centre for Information and Communication Technology

Year: 2020

Uploaded Date: 11-09-2022


Resource Link: https://etd.ohiolink.edu/

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Author Name: Douglas Hein

Description:
The current study investigated the relationship between technology readiness (TR; Parasuraman, 2000) and job satisfaction. Participants were recruited via MTurk and assessed on their TR and job satisfaction. The final sample consisted of 93 participants. Findings indicated that overall TR, as well as combined TR drivers, were positively correlated with overall job satisfaction. The TR driver optimism was positively correlated to ability utilization, as well as independence. The TR driver innovativeness was positively correlated with creativity. Combined TR inhibitors were not significantly related to overall job satisfaction, nor were the individual TR inhibitor facets significantly related to the chosen job satisfaction facets. These findings suggest that TR may play a significant role in employee job satisfaction in the modern workplace, and that TR driver facets may hold a more significant role in this relationship.


Reference: Hein, D. . (2020). Technology Readiness and Job Satisfaction. United States Of America: Xavier University.


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Technology Readiness and Job Satisfaction

  • Published: Yes
  • Type: Master Research
  • Open source: Yes
  • Country/City: United States Of America
  • College/School Name: College of Psychology
  • University Name: Xavier University