[조직론] 중소기업의 조직관리(영문)

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목차
0. Executive Summary
1. Introduction
2. Five - Factors
2.1. Job Satisfaction
2.2. Hindrance Stressors
2.3. Transformational Leadership
2.4. Trust
3. Person-Organization Fit
3.1. Theory
3.2. Relationship between P-O Fit and Organizational Commitment
3.3. Application
4. Conclusion
본문내용
Executive Summary
The purposes of this report can be shown as three; (1) to see the relationship between various factors and organizational commitment, (2) to figure out how person-organization fit-the most influential factor- affects organizational commitment and (3) to find out some solutions to deal with the SMEs’ problems. Through the study, our team can find out strong relationship between person-organization fit and organizational commitment. Interview conducted by our team and former studies support the correlation.
The study includes theories and applications of the five factors. Our study focused on individual factors as well as whole relationship. We noticed that SME’s brain efflux problem would be fatal to our society, so we extended the study to suggest some ways for SMEs to improve employee’s organizational commitment.

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