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Job Satisfaction: Why Is It Important?



If thinking about job satisfaction, it's the happiness every employee feels inside their working environment with their work responsibilities. Typically, the job satisfaction nature does not go to work with a sense of happiness, but it manifests as a broader sense of fulfilment wellbeing as well as a sincere belief that your acts can create a significant change.


Beneficial Factors of Job Satisfaction

Factors that contribute to job satisfaction vary based on the place of work as well as employee preferences. However, focusing on some key points will help you as an employee to create and maintain a supportive pleasant working office environment. Some of such factors include:


Appreciating Workers

Commonly adult workers do not require regular and over the top praises to attain their job requirements. But it is essential to acknowledge and reward their excellent work to give them the morale of working even better. Based on a human level, a manager may choose to tell his high performers that he recognizes their continuous efforts to make them feel motivated and appreciated. This, therefore, leads to an increased satisfaction sense.


Fair Compensation

Most employees feel discriminated, mainly when their efforts and performance are not reflected mainly in terms of compensation and recognition. It is essential for the employer to research and reward employees somewhat based on their performance. This will make employees feel motivated in their work positions and continue putting more efforts to produce high-quality work.


Having a Balance between Work and Life

Career burnout can land on even the most hardworking workers. This usually happens because of pressure from management. It is crucial to celebrate work-life balance as well as structuring employee workload so that it can be accommodated effectively. This also gives managers a satisfied team who possesses a more exceptional ability to table their best ideas and put more effort into their projects.


Safe Working Environment

It is the responsibility of the employer to ensure every employee is safe and secure while at the workplace. As a manager, if you sense any behaviors or conversations that may infringe on the employees' rights, it is your responsibility to put a stop to that. There should also be established disciplinary actions that should be laid in place to deal with any harassment cases within the work environment. This way, your employees will feel protected and concentrate on their work.


Open Communication

It is the responsibility of managers to have open communication with your employers. Giving the employees a chance to air their views is one way of creating a conducive work environment. Employees may have some questions and reports they may wish to air, but if they are not allowed to raise their issues, they may live under fear and fail to perform as expected.


Finally, job satisfaction is one of the most critical aspects of any organization. This is because it plays a significant role both to the employer and the employee. Sharing insights among the two parties will bring good working relations, which later leads to increased productivity.


 

Written By:

Girish Rohra Chawla


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