Research Notes. TRENDS IN JOB-RELATED ATTITUDES OF MANAGERIAL AND PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYEES.

Frank J. Smith · K. Dow Scott · Charles L. Hulin

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The article presents the results of a study on trends in job-related attitudes of managerial and professional employees. The study found that overall job satisfaction decreased from 1971–1974. Thro...

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