Use of Information Technology, Organization Culture and Employee Job Satisfaction Amongst Academic and Non-Academic Staff in Universiti Utara Malaysia

Many organizations have experienced some kind of changes in the way they do things. Structural changes, for example, have bearings on how employees feel about their work. So do changes in technology, vision and social interaction. Because these factors in the work environment have implications to em...

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Main Author: Al-Kawamleh, Salahaldeen Abdulkareem
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description Many organizations have experienced some kind of changes in the way they do things. Structural changes, for example, have bearings on how employees feel about their work. So do changes in technology, vision and social interaction. Because these factors in the work environment have implications to employees’ attitudes toward work, the main aim of the present study was to investigate such implication. In particular, the present study attempted to examine the influence of these factors on job satisfaction through testing five hypotheses developed. Toward this end, a survey was carried out that involved distribution of questionnaires to 380 employees of Universiti Utara Malaysia, who comprise both academic and non academic staff and who were randomly selected as participants. The findings reveal that use of IT, social networking and organizational goals and vision significantly influence job satisfaction, and thus supporting the hypotheses formulated. It is further revealed that amongst the three independent variables, organizational vision and goals appear to be the most important predictor of job satisfaction. The findings have important implications to practice and future research, which are highlighted here. In addition, the study’s limitations are also discussed.
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spelling my.uum.etd-36712022-04-21T02:37:20Z https://etd.uum.edu.my/3671/ Use of Information Technology, Organization Culture and Employee Job Satisfaction Amongst Academic and Non-Academic Staff in Universiti Utara Malaysia Al-Kawamleh, Salahaldeen Abdulkareem HD58.7 Organizational Behavior. Many organizations have experienced some kind of changes in the way they do things. Structural changes, for example, have bearings on how employees feel about their work. So do changes in technology, vision and social interaction. Because these factors in the work environment have implications to employees’ attitudes toward work, the main aim of the present study was to investigate such implication. In particular, the present study attempted to examine the influence of these factors on job satisfaction through testing five hypotheses developed. Toward this end, a survey was carried out that involved distribution of questionnaires to 380 employees of Universiti Utara Malaysia, who comprise both academic and non academic staff and who were randomly selected as participants. The findings reveal that use of IT, social networking and organizational goals and vision significantly influence job satisfaction, and thus supporting the hypotheses formulated. It is further revealed that amongst the three independent variables, organizational vision and goals appear to be the most important predictor of job satisfaction. The findings have important implications to practice and future research, which are highlighted here. In addition, the study’s limitations are also discussed. 2009 Thesis NonPeerReviewed text en https://etd.uum.edu.my/3671/1/s89474.pdf Al-Kawamleh, Salahaldeen Abdulkareem (2009) Use of Information Technology, Organization Culture and Employee Job Satisfaction Amongst Academic and Non-Academic Staff in Universiti Utara Malaysia. Masters thesis, Universiti Utara Malaysia. http://lintas.uum.edu.my:8080/elmu/index.jsp?module=webopac-l&action=fullDisplayRetriever.jsp&szMaterialNo=0000336922
spellingShingle HD58.7 Organizational Behavior.
Al-Kawamleh, Salahaldeen Abdulkareem
Use of Information Technology, Organization Culture and Employee Job Satisfaction Amongst Academic and Non-Academic Staff in Universiti Utara Malaysia
title Use of Information Technology, Organization Culture and Employee Job Satisfaction Amongst Academic and Non-Academic Staff in Universiti Utara Malaysia
title_full Use of Information Technology, Organization Culture and Employee Job Satisfaction Amongst Academic and Non-Academic Staff in Universiti Utara Malaysia
title_fullStr Use of Information Technology, Organization Culture and Employee Job Satisfaction Amongst Academic and Non-Academic Staff in Universiti Utara Malaysia
title_full_unstemmed Use of Information Technology, Organization Culture and Employee Job Satisfaction Amongst Academic and Non-Academic Staff in Universiti Utara Malaysia
title_short Use of Information Technology, Organization Culture and Employee Job Satisfaction Amongst Academic and Non-Academic Staff in Universiti Utara Malaysia
title_sort use of information technology, organization culture and employee job satisfaction amongst academic and non-academic staff in universiti utara malaysia
topic HD58.7 Organizational Behavior.
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