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Perspektif dalam strategis HRM 1463et al. (2001, p. 357) ditentukan jenis variabel 'muncul Serikat'. Berbeda dari hubungan antara KSAOs individu dan kolektif modal manusia, karyawan atti-tudes, mempengaruhi, dan motivasi adalah pada dasarnya sama seperti mereka muncul ke atas di tingkat, yang disebut model komposisi dalam penelitian bertingkat (Kozlowski dan Klein, 2000). Dalam kasus ini, diharapkan bahwa ada perjanjian dan konsensus dalam karakteristik ini antara karyawan sebuah tim atau suatu organisasi untuk beberapa derajat. Sebagai contoh, dukungan organisasi dirasakan menunjukkan sejauh mana individu karyawan merasa bahwa organisasi nilai kontribusi nya dan peduli tentang nya kesejahteraan (Eisenberger et al., 1986). Ketika diukur menggunakan model com-posisi rujukan-shift (Chan, 1998), tingkat yang lebih tinggi dukungan organisasi yang dianggap mewakili iklim kekhawatiran karyawan kontribusi dan kesejahteraan (misalnya, Chuang dan Liao, 2010; Takeuchi et al., 2009). Dalam hal ini, perhatian karyawan iklim konseptual dan fungsional serupa dengan individu dukungan organisasi yang dirasakan.The O dimension reflects the means through which employees’ abilities and efforts can be converted to outcomes. At the individual level, employees’ opportunity to perform is related to the literature of job design (Hackman and Oldham, 1976) and focuses on how the work is organized and structured to express employees’ talents in their individual work. For example, deriving from the job characteristics literature, psychological empowerment is considered as an important construct to reflect job attributes providing employees with feelings of meaning, competence, autonomy, and impact at work (Spreitzer, 1995). It enables employees to determine the way they complete their work and thus endues them with opportunities and responsibilities to exploit their KSAOs and efforts (Butts et al., 2009; Liao et al., 2009). At the team level and organizational level, the O dimension refers to employees’ involvement in decision-making, problem-solving, and information-sharing activities as well as their coordination and collaboration to achieve collective objectives (Boxall and Macky, 2009; Gerhart, 2007). Employees’ opportunities to perform their individual tasks cannot be directly aggregated to represent team involvement and organizational involvement because involvement at higher levels of analysis emphasizes the interactions among individuals. Similar to collective motiva-tion, team involvement and organizational involvement can be aggregated from indi-vidual perceptions of these processes. Because employees of a team are exposed to the same teams or organizations, it is likely that employees have a shared understanding of how team members or co-workers engage in decision-making and coordination.Performance at different levels. According to Borman and Motowidlo (1997) and others (e.g., Campbell et al., 1993), there are two types of individual performance: task performance and contextual performance. Task performance involves activities related to the execu-tion and maintenance of core technical processes in an organization, whereas contextual performance maintains the broader organizational, social, and psychological environ-ment in which the technical core functions. At the team level, team performance includes both performance behaviours and performance outcomes (Mathieu et al., 2008). Whereas behaviours are actions that are relevant to achieving goals, outcomes are the consequences or results of performance behaviours.Organizational performance is more complex. Based on Dyer and Reeves (1995), organizational performance can be categorized into HR outcomes (e.g., absenteeism
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