(2016) and Schaufeli and Bakker (2010), work engagement refers to how employees feel about their relationship with their jobs. This could be enhanced by their job self-efficacy level. The higher their self-efficacy, the more engaged they will be. This provides the theoretical groundwork for ...
- your last sexual experience was really just a "textual" experience - you set your kitchen on fire while cooking dinner because you wanted to "check your mail" and while you were there you "just wanted to see who's on" - you meet people from AOL in public and have no idea what ...
Driving a bus may not be the most exciting of jobs, but Paterson is a creature of fixed routine and habit, well suited to his life. He wakes every morning without an alarm, eats the same breakfast, walks the same route to work, drives, eats a box lunch by the Great Falls, drives ...
Well it’s no accident that Jesus’ own biggest enemies 2000 years ago were precisely those same self-righteous hypocrites. When Jesus showed up, they were terrified of losing their cushy jobs and political clout. Eventually they murdered him for exposing their racket. True spirituality had been...
Based on the social cognitive model and on the psychology of working theory, this research aims to study the job and life satisfaction of apprentices, considering proactive personality, person-supervisor and person-group fit, occupational self-efficacy,
In the modern workplace, workers have to deal with high quantitative (such as high speed; no time to finish work in regular working hours), qualitative (such as increased complexity of tasks), and emotional demands (for example, in customer service jobs) [64,81]. The widespread use of In...
An immediately recognizable pattern in the present situation is the proletarianisation of local subsistence farmers, forest foragers, and traditional crafts people, along with the feminisation of labour with the proliferation of pink-collar jobs. Testimonies of our key informants suggest that this proce...