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Effect of Job Fulfillment Over Employee Performance Execution at the Workplace: A Study Based on Identifying the Significance of Demographical Characteristics

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  • Tweena Pandey

    (Graphic Era University (Deemed), Dehradun, India)

  • Abhshek Singh Chauhan

    (Graphic Era University (Deemed), Dehradun, India)

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Workplace performance is an outcome of workplace satisfaction. It is essential to comprehend how workers can be held through making their job-related needs fulfilled to let them spurred towards delivering an exemplary performance in turn. As the work competitiveness relies upon the worker job fulfillment at the workplace, it contributes allot to their career growth too. It improves their work efficiency as well as builds the worker's nature of work. Target and accomplishment relies on upon job fulfillment and thus contribute for hierarchical achievement and development, improves the efficiency, and builds the nature of work. The terms satisfaction and fulfillment can be used interchangeably. Various job satisfaction factors when clubbed together help in securing the employee's ultimate job fulfillment. This study is an attempt to relate the term job-fulfillment with job-satisfaction, reveal the various demographic factors that are associated with the job-fulfillment, and identify its actual impact over employee performance execution at the workplace.

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  • Tweena Pandey & Abhshek Singh Chauhan, 2021. "Effect of Job Fulfillment Over Employee Performance Execution at the Workplace: A Study Based on Identifying the Significance of Demographical Characteristics," International Journal of Asian Business and Information Management (IJABIM), IGI Global, vol. 12(2), pages 37-56, April.
    • Handle: RePEc:igg:jabim0:v:12:y:2021:i:2:p:37-56
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