خصائص تصميم الوظيفة والاستجابات الانفعالية والسلوكية
Résumé
إن محيط الوظيفة عادة ما يؤثر و يتأثر بكل من حاجات الفرد وشخصيته و قيمه. وعليه، فان كل من كيفية استجابة الأفراد على الوظيفة وكذا استجابات هؤلاء الانفعالية على هذه الأخيرة، تكون وظيفة التطابق بين صفات الوظيفة (كحجم الاستقلالية و التحديات الذي تمنحه الوظيفة، والمهارات المستعملة في هذه الأخيرة...) وصفات الأفراد ( كمركز التحكم و المهارات و مفهوم الذات...). وبناء على ذلك، ولغرض رفع من مستويات الأداء والرضا في مكان العمل، يجب أخد بعين الاعتبار التأثير المتبادل بين ظروف الوظيفة والفرد العامل.Téléchargements
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