Impact Of Personality Traits On Employee's Job Satisfaction: A Study On Msmes Of Vadodara
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https://doi.org/10.63278/mme.vi.1619Keywords:
Employee Personality Traits, Job Satisfaction, Manufacturing Sector, Workplace Environment, Management Styles, Employee Retention.Abstract
This study investigates how various factors influence employee personality traits and job satisfaction within the manufacturing sector. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for enhancing workplace productivity and employee retention. Research Question - What is the relationship between factors (such as workplace environment, management styles, and peer relationships) and employee personality traits and job satisfaction in the manufacturing industry? Research Methodology This study employs a descriptive analysis research design to explore the impact of various factors on employee personality traits and job satisfaction within the manufacturing sector. The sampling method utilized is non-probability convenience sampling, allowing for selecting participants who are readily accessible and willing to participate. The target population comprises middle-level employees within manufacturing companies, and data is collected through an online survey, ensuring efficient reach and response. The survey instrument consists of a structured questionnaire designed to measure relevant personality traits and levels of job satisfaction. A sample size of 100 respondents is targeted to provide a robust analysis. Statistical analysis is conducted using SPSS software, which facilitates the evaluation of the collected data and the identification of significant patterns and correlations. This methodology is designed to yield insightful findings that can inform practices aimed at enhancing employee well-being and productivity in the manufacturing sector. Finding The findings of this study indicate a positive relationship between a supportive workplace environment, effective management practices, and enhanced employee personality traits, which in turn contribute to higher job satisfaction among middle-level employees in the manufacturing sector. Results - The results suggest that fostering a collaborative and encouraging atmosphere and sound management strategies can significantly improve employee morale and satisfaction.
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