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Satisfied with you job? Yes, no, it depends.
Job satisfaction is personal experience, your overall attitude next to your job. An attitude is a combination of beliefs and values (see previous posts).
The difference between what you get and what you think you should get from your job is called discrepancy
The difference between what...
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There are moments of epiphany (relevant essence of something) in a continuous learning process. I went through something like this at the last course of project management.
A simple sentence has triggered a complex process: Strategy is the way in which you reach your objectives. When I heard it my past experiences and knowledge have...
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Our necessity of social recognition meets halfway with the value given to us by other people.
There will always be a tendency to behave egalitarian in an effort to make people feel good. The level of hypocrisy involved makes it useless.
People feel the lie. If they are your employees they will despise you. If they are you...
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Just defining the concept of attitude is nice.
I care mostly about the answer to one question: What’s in it for me?
The functions you achieve by understating attitudes relates to:
Expressing values – your attitude allows you to express who you are and what you believe in.
Ego-defensive – you project your...
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Organizational behavior is not just a text book for those interested. That is how I understood it first. It took time for the theory to settle in and relate with my previous and actual experiences.
Common sense has not much in common with science. The research in the human nature field of the professional life is extensive. And is...
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