HALIMATUSHA’DIAH
NPM 073122015
Nama : Halimatusha’diah
Nomor Pokok Mahasiswa : 073122015
Usulan Judul Disertasi : Penguatan Pengembangan Karir, Kompensasi,
Motivasi Kerja, dan Komitmen terhadap
Organisasi dalam Upaya Meningkatkan
Kepuasan Kerja (Analisis Jalur dan
SITOREM pada Guru PPPK Sekolah
Menengah Atas di Kabupaten Karawang)
Pembimbing Akademik : Prof. Dr. Bibin Rubini, M.Pd.
Pembimbing Akademik
1.
Prof. Dr. Bibin Rubini, M.Pd.
I. TEMA
Petunjuk:
Berisi uraian tentang Tema Penelitian. Secara umum Tema Penelitian adalah sesuatu
Uraian:
2. Sintesis : Kepuasan kerja adalah persepsi seseorang, baik positif maupun negatif,
3. Indikator :
g. Penghargaan
4. Definisi Konseptual:
Kepuasan kerja adalah persepsi seseorang, baik positif maupun negatif, tentang apa
pekerjaan itu sendiri, kondisi lingkungan kerja, sikap pemimpin terhadap anggota,
5. Definisi Operasional:
Kepuasan kerja adalah persepsi guru, baik positif maupun negatif, tentang apa yang
pekerjaan itu sendiri, kondisi lingkungan kerja, sikap pemimpin terhadap anggota,
hubungan dengan rekan kerja, kesempatan unntuk maju, imbalan yang layak/sesuai,
dan penghargaan.
Petunjuk:
pendidikan/ pencapaian tujuan pendidikan dan tentang keadaan saat akan diteliti,
dilengkapi paparan ringkas hasil penelitian dari jurnal terbaru yang relevan sebagai
pendukung bahwa penelitian mengungkapkan hal terkini berkaitan dengan tema (state
Uraian:
Warga Negara Indonesia yang memenuhi syarat tertentu, yang diangkat berdasarkan
perjanjian kerja untuk jangka waktu tertentu dalam rangka melaksanakan tugas
pemerintahan.
sektor pendidikan yaitu sebagai guru, hal ini menjadi jalan keluar dari polemik
pengangkatan guru honor menjadi PNS yang sebelumnya sudah mengabdi dalam
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jangka waktu yang lama namun statusnya masih sebagai guru honorer yang belum
diakui negara.
pemerintah dan pegawai honorer yang mengabdi pada negara. Di satu sisi negara butuh
pegawai untuk menjalankan pemerintahan dan di sisi lain para pegawai honor juga
membutuhkan pengakuan negara serta mendapatkan gaji yang lebih layak dan berstatus
sekarang pemerintah juga memiliki pegawai yang disebut PPPK yang mana keduanya
memiliki tugas yang sama dalam pemerintahan. Pada prakteknya di lapangan, PPPK
guru tidak memiliki perbedaan tugas utama dengan ASN guru, keduanya memiliki
tanggung jawab dan beban kerja yang sama sebagai kewajiban mengajar kepada peserta
didik.
(2020) yang tercantum dalam Peraturan BKN Nomor 18 Tahun 2020 menunjukan
adanya beberapa perbedaan antara PPPK dengan ASN antara lain tidak adanya jaminan
pensiun, tidak adanya jenjang karir atau kenaikan pangkat dan golongan, perbedaan
tunjangan antara ASN dengan PPPK, perbedaan seragam yang digunakan dalam
NIP kepegawaian yang diakui oleh negara. Namun di lapangan bisa ditemukan
beberapa kontroversi terkait perbedaan ASN dengan PPPK sehingga ada beberapa
penyamaan hak dan kewajiban antara ASN dengan PPPK atau mengajukan perubahan
status dari PPPK untuk menjadi ASN. Tidak dapat dipungkiri bahwa PPPK berbeda
dengan ASN pada umumnya, di mana pada PPPK tidak ada jenjang karir seperti
kenaikan pangkat atau golongan serta berlakunya sistem kontrak yang diperpanjang
Berdasarkan data Badan Kepegawaian Negara tahun 2022 banyak dari guru
yang dinyatakan lulus seleksi PPPK mengundurkan diri. Pada seleksi tahap 1, terdapat
104 orang mengundurkan diri. Tahap 2 sebanyak 280 mengundurkan diri. Dari jumlah
tersebut, paling banyak guru PPPK yang mengundurkan diri berasal dari Provinsi Jawa
Barat, yaitu 39 orang. Berbagai alasan yang disampaikan oleh peserta yang
mengundurkan diri, salah satunya karena ketidakpuasan mereka terhadap gaji dan
melakukan tugasnya dalam pendidikan. Sehingga kepuasan kerja guru PPPK serta hal-
hal yang mempengaruhi kepuasan kerjanya perlu untuk diperhatikan bersama agar
proses pelayanan pendidikan dapat berjalan dengan baik. Banyak hal yang dapat
menjadi faktor penyebab kurangnya kepuasan kerja guru PPPK, diantaranya yaitu
kompensasi yang tidak sesuai harapan sebagaimana yang telah disebutkan pada kasus
di atas, serta jenjang karir yang terbatas. Hal tersebut tentunya dapat mempengaruhi
motivasi guru-guru PPPK dalam menjalankan tugas dan fungsinya di sekolah, sehingga
dengan data hasil survey pendahuluan mengenai kepuasan kerja yang dilakukan kepada
guru-guru PPPK SMAN di Kabupaten Karawang sebanyak 26 orang yang berasal dari
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8 sekolah. Hasil survey menunjukkan bahwa terdapat 18% kepuasan guru PPPK yang
masih perlu ditingkatkan dalam hal perasaan mereka terhadap pekerjaan mereka saat
ini; 24% kepuasan guru PPPK yang masih perlu ditingkatkan melalui kondisi
lingkungan kerjanya; 31% kepuasan guru PPPK yang masih perlu ditingkatkan melalui
sikap pimpinan terhadapnya; 17% kepuasan guru PPPK yang masih perlu ditingkatkan
melalui hubungan kerja dengan sesama rekan kerja; 22% kepuasan guru PPPK yang
masih perlu ditingkatkan dalam hal kesempatan yang diberikan kepada mereka sebagai
PPPK untuk maju; 51% kepuasan guru PPPK yang masih perlu ditingkatkan dalam hal
imbalan yang layak bagi mereka sebagai PPPK; dan 50% kepuasan guru PPPK yang
Berdasarkan kondisi di atas, penulis merasa perlu untuk meneliti lebih jauh
tentang kepuasan kerja yang dirasakan oleh guru-guru PPPK beserta variabel-variabel
yang teridentifikasi dari pembahasan di atas, yang diduga dapat mempengaruhi tingkat
kepuasan kerja guru PPPK, yaitu pengembangan karir, kompensasi, motivasi kerja, dan
komitmen terhadap organisasi. Dengan demikian, tema yang diangkat dalam penelitian
Petunjuk:
Berisi uraian tentang maksud dilakukan penelitian terkait dengan latar belakang
pemilihan tema.
Uraian:
Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui apakah upaya peningkatan kepuasan kerja
organisasi.
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Petunjuk:
Berisi uraian tentang manfaat penelitian, ditinjau dari aspek teoretis maupun praktis.
Uraian:
kepuasan kerja.
orgnanisasi.
V. KEBARUAN PENELITIAN
Petunjuk:
Berisi uraian tentang temuan dan kebaruan hasil penelitian yang secara signifikan
dapat dikontribusikan bagi kemajuan ilmu pengetahuan khususnya terkait tema, upaya
Uraian:
1. Belum ada penelitian yang membahas tentang kepuasan kerja terkait dengan
2. Ditemukan sistesis baru untuk variabel kepuasan kerja dan variabel terkait lainnya
Petunjuk:
Berisi uraian tentang cara dan metode penelitian yang dipilih untuk melakukan
penelitian. Metode tersebut dapat berupa penelitian kualitatif, kuantitatif, mix methods,
Uraian:
sebab akibat yang terjadi pada regresi berganda jika variabel bebasnya
mempengaruhi variabel tergantung tidak hanya secara langsung tetapi juga tidak
bebas dengan variabel terikat, analisis nilai indikator vaiabel penelit.ian, dan
c. Nilai indikator yang diperoleh dari perhitungan data yang diperoleh dari
Tabel 1
12 SMAN 1 Pedes 24
13 SMAN 1 Cibuaya 9
14 SMAN 1 Tirtajaya 13
15 SMAN 1 Batujaya 32
16 SMAN 1 Banyusari 11
17 SMAN 1 Cikampek 27
18 SMAN 1 Cilamaya 33
19 SMAN 1 Tanjung Barat 9
20 SMAN 1 Tanjung Timur 26
21 SMAN 2 Tanjung Timur 14
22 SMAN 2 Karawang 23
23 SMAN 5 Karawang 13
24 SMAN 1 Karawang 11
25 SMAN 3 Karawang 13
26 SMAN 4 Karawang 19
27 SMAN 1 Tempuran 20
28 SMAN 6 Karawang 22
29 SMAN 1 Tegalwaru 8
30 SMAN 2 Klari 9
Total 496
Sumber: Badan Kepegawaian Daerah Provinsi Jawa Barat, 2022
3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
Penyusunan
1 usulan
penelitian
10
Ujian
2
kualifikasi
Penyusunan
3 proposal
penelitian
Sidang
4 proposal dan
instrumen
Uji coba
5
instrumen
Penyebaran
instrumen
6 dan
pengumpulan
data
Analisis data
dan
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penyusunan
disertasi
Seminar
8 hasil
penelitian
Sidang
9
tertutup
Sidang
10
terbuka
Petunjuk:
Berisi uraian tentang referensi yang digunakan berkaitan dengan tema penelitian yang
minimal 10 referensi dengan prioritas sumber dari jurnal internasional (terbitan jurnal 5
Uraian:
pengembangan karir yang jelas memiliki dampak positif pada kepuasan kerja
pengembangan karir untuk meningkatkan tingkat kepuasan kerja karyawan, yang pada
akhirnya akan menghasilkan peningkatan efisiensi kerja dan produktivitas. Salah satu
cara yang sangat ditekankan oleh manajemen untuk mencapai kepuasan dan
mempertahankan karyawan saat ini adalah melalui pengembangan karir. Semakin baik
kepuasan karyawan.
Pendapat di atas diperkuat dengan pendapat dari Widodo (2018) bahwa bagi
memberikan manfaat, salah satunya adalah meningkatkan pekerjaan saat ini dan
yaitu (a) berprestasi, (b) pekerjaan yang berarti, (c) kesempatan untuk maju, (d)
peningkatan tanggung jawab, (e) pengakuan, dan (f) kesempatan untuk berkembang.
untuk maju dan berkembang yang diberikan organisasi kepada karyawan, serta
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peningkatan tanggung jawab, seperti mendapatkan jabatan yang lebih tinggi. Teori
Gambar 1
Robbins & Coulter (2016) menjelaskan bahwa seorang manajer harus dapat
ada dua tahap untuk mengelola motivasi dan kepuasan karyawan. Pertama, manajer
Faktor-faktor tersebut adalah yang terkait dengan kebutuhan dasar, seperti bayaran
yang cukup, kondisi kerja yang aman dan bersih, dan kesempatan untuk interaksi sosial
terpenuhi. Kedua, manajer juga harus mengatasi kebutuhan pendorong yang jauh lebih
kuat dan bersifat jangka panjang, seperti pengakuan, tanggung jawab, prestasi, dan
aktualisasi diri. Jika kebutuhan pendorong diabaikan, kepuasan jangka panjang dan
motivasi tinggi tidak mungkin terjadi. Namun, ketika kebutuhan pendorong terpenuhi,
karyawan merasa puas dan termotivasi untuk bekerja dengan baik. (Rice University,
2019)
Pendapat lain dari Edison et al. (2018) juga menjelaskan hal senada bahwa
yang tidak memberikan kompensasi yang layak. Jika motivasi meningkat, pada
kompensasi, antara lain adalah (a) membuat ikatan kerjasama, (b) meningkatkan
kepuasan kerja, (c) pengadaan efektif, (d) meningkatkan motivasi, (e) menjaga
kerja.
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tentang persepsi atas keadilan hasil atau yang dianggap sebagai imbalan yang adil bagi
pekerja. Jika hasil seperti gaji dan promosi dianggap tidak adil dibandingkan dengan
orang lain dalam pekerjaan serupa yang membutuhkan usaha serupa, pekerja akan
dengan mencari imbalan yang lebih besar (terutama ekstrinsik) atau dengan
mengurangi usaha. Kepuasan kerja memiliki arti penting utama bagi individu.
waktu serta energi mental dan emosional, kebanyakan orang membuat komitmen
dengan harapan adanya reciprocation atau pertukaran yang setara. Artinya, orang
mendapatkan sesuatu yang berharga sebagai balasan, seperti bantuan, kasih sayang,
hadiah, perhatian, barang, uang, dan properti. Di dunia kerja, karyawan dan pengusaha
tradisionalnya telah membuat perjanjian yang tersirat: sebagai imbalan atas komitmen
seperti pekerjaan yang aman dan kompensasi yang adil. Reciprocity memengaruhi
intensitas dari suatu komitmen. Ketika entitas atau individu yang telah diberi
Kepuasan Kerja
Kreitner & Kinicki (2010) mengungkapkan hasil analisis meta dari sembilan
studi dan 1.739 pekerja mengungkapkan hubungan positif yang signifikan antara
motivasi dan kepuasan kerja. Karena kepuasan terhadap pengawasan juga berkorelasi
Gambar 2
hubungan antara motivasi dan komitmen organisasi tampak mudah dipahami. Pada
dasarnya, bentuk-bentuk penarikan diri secara psikologis dan fisik yang mencirikan
karyawan yang kurang berkomitmen adalah bukti dari tingkat motivasi yang rendah.
jelas tentang hubungan motivasi dan komitmen. Secara khusus, karyawan yang merasa
adil cenderung lebih terikat emosional dengan perusahaan mereka dan merasa
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memiliki kewajiban yang lebih kuat untuk tetap bertahan. Penjelasan tersebut disajikan
Gambar 3
penting salah satunya yaitu keterlibatan dalam pekerjaan dan komitmen terhadap
organisasi. Masing-masing orang akan berbeda tentang sejauh mana (1) pekerjaan
merupakan minat utama dalam hidup, (2) mereka secara aktif berpartisipasi dalam
pekerjaan, (3) mereka memandang pekerjaan sebagai hal yang sentral bagi harga diri,
dan (4) mereka memandang pekerjaan sebagai sesuatu yang konsisten dengan konsep
diri. Orang yang tidak terlibat dalam pekerjaan mereka atau dalam organisasi tempat
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mereka bekerja tidak dapat diharapkan mencapai kepuasan yang sama seperti mereka
yang terlibat. Variabel ini menjelaskan mengapa dua pekerja dapat melaporkan
tingkat kepuasan yang berbeda untuk tingkat kinerja yang sama. Ini berarti bahwa
tersebut.
Petunjuk:
Uraian:
Organisasi dalam Upaya Meningkatkan Kepuasan Kerja (Analisis Jalur dan SITOREM
Petunjuk:
Berisi daftar referensi yang digunakan dalam penyusunan dokumen seminar judul.
Uraian:
X. LAMPIRAN-LAMPIRAN
Petunjuk:
Berisi data hasil penelitian pendahuuan. Untuk lampiran referensi terdiri atas salinan dari
TEMA PENELITIAN:
KEPUASAN KERJA
(Penelitian Menggunakan Analisis Jalur dan Metode SITOREM pada Guru PPPK Kabupaten
Karawang)
Halimatusha’diah
NPM: 073122015
Sebagai langkah awal membuat penelitian, diperlukan data-data dari lapangan untuk
menguatkan dugaan awal tentang suatu permasalahan yang akan diteliti. Oleh karenanya
B. Tujuan
Tujuan penelitian pendahuluan ini adalah untuk mengetahui kondisi aktual tentang
Penelitian ini dilakukan pada 18 - 20 September 2023. Survey dilakukan pada 8 SMAN di
1. SMAN 1 Batujaya
2. SMAN 1 Ciampel
3. SMAN 1 Cikampek
4. SMAN 1 Klari
5. SMAN 1 Majalaya
7. SMAN 2 Klari
Metode yang dilakukan pada penelitian pendahuluan ini adalah metode survey dengan
menyebarkan kuesioner kepada responden. Responden pada survey ini adalah guru-guru
PPPK SMAN di Kab. Karawang. Adapun jumlah respoden yang mengisi kuesioner ini
sebanyak 26 orang.
Berdasarkan data yang telah diperoleh dari lapangan, didapat hasil survey sebagai berikut:
Terdapat 18% kepuasan guru PPPK yang masih perlu ditingkatkan dalam hal
Terdapat 24% kepuasan guru PPPK yang masih perlu ditingkatkan melalui kondisi
lingkungan kerjanya.
Terdapat 31% kepuasan guru PPPK yang masih perlu ditingkatkan melalui sikap
pimpinan terhadapnya.
Terdapat 17% kepuasan guru PPPK yang masih perlu ditingkatkan melalui hubungan
Terdapat 22% kepuasan guru PPPK yang masih perlu ditingkatkan dalam hal
Terdapat 51% kepuasan guru PPPK yang masih perlu ditingkatkan dalam hal imbalan
7. Penghargaan
Terdapat 50% kepuasan guru PPPK yang masih perlu ditingkatkan melalui
Berdasarkan hasil survey yang telah diperoleh, dapat disimpulkan bahwa guru PPPK
SMA di Kabupaten Karawang masih belum merasakan kepuasan kerja yang tinggi.
Dengan demikian diperlukan adanya penelitian lebih lanjut untuk mengetahui faktor-
faktor yang mempengaruhi kepuasan kerja guru PPPK SMA di Kab. Karawang, sehingga
Jumlah Respon
Butir
No. Indikator Kesimpulan
Pernyataan
SS S N TS STS
Menjadi guru 10 12 4 0 0
PPPK
merupakan hal
yang sangat
berharga bagi
kehidupan saya
Salah satu 6 15 3 2 0
kebahagiaan
terbesar dalam
bekerja adalah
menjadi guru
PPPK di tempat
saya bekerja
sekarang
Jumlah 30 55 17 2 0 104
Saya merasa 6 17 3 0 0
mendapatkan
dukungan penuh
untuk berkarya
sebagai guru
PPPK dari
lingkungan kerja
yang sekarang
Kondisi 6 11 8 1 0
lingkungan kerja
saya sekarang
adalah kondisi
kerja yang
paling saya
dambakan dalam
menjalankan
tugas sebagai
guru PPPK
Saya mencapai 6 15 5 0 0
produktifitas
yang tinggi
sebagai guru
PPPK karena
mendapat
dukungan rekan
kerja
Jumlah 23 56 23 2 0 104
Perlakuan 4 13 8 1 0
pimpinan saya
membuat saya
merasa puas
dalam bekerja
sebagai guru
PPPK
Setiap arahan 6 17 3 0 0
yang diberikan
oleh pimpinan
sangat
membantu saya
dalam
meningkatkan
kinerja sebagai
guru PPPK
Jumlah 21 67 39 2 0 130
Bekerjasama 7 13 6 0 0
dalam waktu
yang lama
dengan rekan
kerja di sekolah
ini merupakan
hal yang saya
inginkan
Jumlah 22 42 12 1 0 77
Saya 7 15 4 0 0
memperoleh
kesempatan
yang besar
dalam
mengembangkan
karir saya
sebagai guru
PPPK di
sekolah.
Pimpinan 6 11 7 2 0
memberikan
peluang kepada
saya sebagai
guru PPPK
untuk dapat
menduduki
jabatan tertentu
di sekolah
Saya merasa 8 12 6 0 0
memiliki masa
depan karir yang
sangat baik
sebagai guru
PPPK di sekolah
tempat saya
bekerja
Jumlah 34 68 26 2 0 130
Saya merasa 4 9 7 6 0
puas dengan
imbalan yang
diberikan oleh
pemerintah
terhadap kinerja
saya di sekolah
ini sebagai guru
PPPK
Saya 3 11 11 1 0
memperoleh
penghargaan
yang tinggi
sebagai guru
PPPK di sekolah
ini
Saya 3 11 7 4 1
memeproleh
pengahsilan
tambahan dari
kinerja saya
yang baik
sebagai guru
PPPK
Penghasilan 2 8 13 1 2
sebagai guru
PPPK di tempat
saya bekerja
sudah
mencukupi
kebutuhan hidup
saya dengan
baik
Saya merasa gaji 2 10 8 6 0
yang saya terima
sebagai guru
PPPK sudah
sesuai dengan
beban kerja yang
saya terima di
sekolah ini
Jumlah 17 59 55 21 4
Saya 1 15 9 1 0
memperoleh
penghargaan
berupa pujian
atas kinerja saya
sebagai guru
PPPK
Saya 1 8 11 5 1
memperoleh
penghargaan
berupa
tambahan
penghasilan atas
kinerja saya
sebagai guru
PPPK
Saya 1 11 12 2 0
memperoleh
penghargaan
berupa
kesempatan
memperoleh
jabatan tertentu
atas kinerja saya
sebagai guru
PPPK
Jumlah 5 47 43 8 1
Keterangan:
samping dari kolom jawaban Sangat Setuju (SS) sampai dengan Sangat Tidak Setuju
(STS). Contoh: Pada butir 1 diketahui responden yang menjawab SS= 8, S=14, N=4,
TS=0, STS=0. Sehingga dapat diketahui jumah responden dalam survey ini adalah
8+14+4+0+0 = 26 responden.
Setuju pada butir 1 sebanyak 8 orang, butir 2 sebanyak 6 orang, butir ketiga
rekapitulasi jumlah dari jawaban Sangat Setuju pada indikator ini adalah
8+6+10+6 = 30.
b. Menghitung persentase untuk alternatif jawaban Sangat Setuju pada indikator
persentase dari jawaban Netral (N), Tidak Setuju (TS), dan Sangat Tidak Setuju (STS)
Kesimpulan:
1. Terdapat 18% kepuasan guru PPPK yang masih perlu ditingkatkan dalam hal
2. Terdapat 24% kepuasan guru PPPK yang masih perlu ditingkatkan melalui kondisi
lingkungan kerjanya.
3. Terdapat 31% kepuasan guru PPPK yang masih perlu ditingkatkan melalui sikap
pimpinan terhadapnya.
4. Terdapat 17% kepuasan guru PPPK yang masih perlu ditingkatkan melalui
5. Terdapat 22% kepuasan guru PPPK yang masih perlu ditingkatkan dalam hal
kesempatan yang diberikan kepada mereka sebagai PPPK untuk maju.
6. Terdapat 51% kepuasan guru PPPK yang masih perlu ditingkatkan dalam hal
7. Terdapat 50% kepuasan guru PPPK yang masih perlu ditingkatkan melalui
Dalam rangka membangun tema penelitian yang diperlukan untuk memenuhi tugas akhir
(disertasi) di Pascasarjana Universitas Pakuan Bogor, dimohon kesediaan Bapak/Ibu
dapat meluangkan waktu untuk mengisi kuesioner berikut ini mengenai kepuasan kerja
Guru PPPK SMAN di Kabupaten Karawang. Kuesioner ini dibuat sebagai data
pendukung awal untuk penelitian yang akan saya lakukan dan hasilnya tidak akan
berpengaruh terhadap penilaian kinerja Bapak/Ibu sebagai Guru PPPK di Kab.
Karawang. Oleh karenanya, dimohon kiranya Bapak/Ibu dapat mengisi kuesioner ini
sesuai dengan kondisi yang Bapak/Ibu alami.
Terima kasih atas perhatian dan kesediaan Bapak/Ibu.
Hormat saya,
Halimatusha’diah
20 Pimpinan memberikan
peluang kepada saya sebagai
guru PPPK untuk dapat
menduduki jabatan tertentu di
sekolah
24 Saya memperoleh
penghargaan yang tinggi
sebagai guru PPPK di sekolah
ini
25 Saya memeproleh
pengahsilan tambahan dari
kinerja saya yang baik
sebagai guru PPPK
29 Saya memperoleh
penghargaan berupa pujian
atas kinerja saya sebagai guru
PPPK
30 Saya memperoleh
penghargaan berupa tambahan
penghasilan atas kinerja saya
sebagai guru PPPK
31 Saya memperoleh
penghargaan berupa
kesempatan memperoleh
jabatan tertentu atas kinerja
saya sebagai guru PPPK
Keterangan:
SS = Sangat Setuju S = Setuju N = Netral TS = Tidak Setuju STS = Sangat Tidak Setuju
Lampiran 3
Job satisfaction
The feelings, beliefs, and attitudes that
employees have regarding their jobs.
5. Robert Kreitner & Job satisfaction is an affective or Lima model utama kepuasan
Angelo Kinicki. emotional response toward various kerja berfokus pada penyebab
(2010). facets of one’s job. This definition yang berbeda, yaitu
Organizational implies job satisfaction is not 1. Pemenuhan kebutuhan
Behavior. New York: a unitary concept. Rather, a person can 2. Ketidaksesuaian
McGraw-Hill, p. be relatively satisfied with one aspect of 3. Pencapaian nilai
170-173 his or her job and dissatisfied with one or 4. Keseimbangan
more other aspects. 5. Komponen
disposisi/genetik.
Kepuasan kerja menurut Kreitner &
Kinicki adalah tanggapan afektif atau
emosional terhadap berbagai aspek
pekerjaan seseorang. Definisi ini
mengimplikasikan bahwa kepuasan
kerja bukanlah konsep tunggal.
Sebaliknya, seseorang bisa merasa
cukup puas dengan satu aspek
pekerjaannya dan tidak puas dengan satu
atau lebih aspek lainnya.
7. Fred Luthans, Brett Job satisfaction is a result of employees’ Tiga dimensi umum yang
C. Luthans, & Kyle perception of how well their job provides diterima terkait kepuasan kerja:
W. Luthans. (2021). those things that are viewed as 1. Kepuasan kerja adalah
Organizational important. It is generally recognized in respons emosional terhadap
Behavior: An the organizational behavior field that job situasi pekerjaan.
Evidence-Based satisfaction is the most important and 2. Kepuasan kerja sering
Approach. USA: frequently studied employee attitude. ditentukan oleh sejauh
IAP, p. 118, 123 mana hasil memenuhi atau
Luthans menjelaskan bahwa kepuasan melebihi harapan.
kerja adalah hasil dari persepsi karyawan 3. Kepuasan kerja mewakili
tentang sejauh mana pekerjaan mereka beberapa sikap yang saling
memberikan hal-hal yang dianggap berkaitan.
penting. Dalam perilaku organisasi,
diakui secara umum bahwa kepuasan Lima dimensi pekerjaan yang
kerja adalah sikap karyawan yang paling mewakili karakteristik paling
penting dan seringkali menjadi subjek penting dari suatu pekerjaan
penelitian. yang menghasilkan respons
afektif dari karyawan, yaitu:
1. Pekerjaan itu sendiri.
Sejauh mana pekerjaan
memberikan individu
tugas-tugas yang
menarik, peluang belajar,
dan kesempatan untuk
mengemban tanggung
jawab.
2. Gaji. Jumlah imbalan
finansial yang diterima
dan sejauh mana hal ini
dianggap adil
dibandingkan dengan
orang lain di dalam
organisasi.
3. Peluang promosi.
Kesempatan untuk
kemajuan dalam
organisasi.
4. Pengawasan.
Kemampuan atasan untuk
memberikan bantuan
teknis dan dukungan
perilaku.
5. Rekan kerja. Sejauh
mana rekan kerja
memiliki keahlian teknis
dan mendukung secara
sosial.
8. Emron Edison, Kepuasan kerja adalah seperangkat Dimensi dominan dari
Yohny Anwar, & perasaan karyawan tentang hal-hal yang kepuasan kerja, di antaranya:
Imas Komariyah. menyenangkan atau tidak terhadap suatu 1. Kepemimpinan yang baik,
(2018). Manajemen pekerjaan yang mereka hadapi. memotivasi dan terbuka.
Sumber Daya 2. Kompetensi atas pekerjaan
Manusia. Bandung: yang dihadapi
Alfabeta. p. 210 & 3. Kebijakan manajemen
212 4. Kompensasi
5. Penghargaan
6. Suasana lingkungan yang
kondusif
9. Suparno Eko Mengutip dari Siagian (2006: 295) Kepuasan kerja seorang
Widodo. (2018). bahwa kepuasan kerja merupakan cara karyawan dapat diukur melalui
Manajemen pandang seseorang, baik secara positif hal-hal berikut:
Pengembangan maupun negatif, tentang pekerjaannya. 1. Isi pekerjaan
Sumber Daya 2. Supervisi
Manusia. Yogyakrta: 3. Organisasi dan manajemen
Pustaka Pelajar. 4. Kesempatan untuk maju
p.170 & 181 5. Gaji dan keuntungan dalam
bidang finansial lainnya
(contoh: insentif)
6. Rekan kerja
7. Kondisi pekerjaan
10. Schermerhorn, et al. There is no doubt that job satisfaction is Terkait penilaian kepuasan
(2012). one of the most talked about of all job kerja, Schermerhorn et al.
Organizational attitudes. It was defined earlier as an menyajikan 2 (dua) kuesioner
Behavior, 12th attitude reflecting a person’s feelings kepuasan kerja yang populer
Edition. USA: John toward his or her job or job setting at a dan paling sering digunakan
Wiley & Sons. p. particular point in time. oleh organisasi, yaitu:
63-64. 1) Kuesioner Kepuasan
Schermerhorn et al. menjelaskan Minnesota (MSQ);
kepuasan kerja sebagai sikap yang komponen-komponen yang
mencerminkan perasaan seseorang diukur antara lain:
terhadap pekerjaannya atau lingkungan a) Kepuasan terhadap
pekerjaannya pada titik waktu tertentu. kondisi kerja,
b) Kesempatan untuk maju,
c) Kebebasan dalam
menggunakan penilaian
sendiri,
d) Pujian atas pekerjaan
yang baik, dan
e) Perasaan pencapaian.
2) Indeks Deskriptif Pekerjaan
(JDI); aspek-aspek yang
diukur antara lain:
a) Pekerjaan itu sendiri,
meliputi tanggung
jawab, minat, dan
pertumbuhan
b) Kualitas pengawasan,
meliputi bantuan teknis
dan dukungan sosial
c) Hubungan dengan rekan
kerja, meliputi
keselarasan sosial dan
saling menghormati
d) Peluang promosi,
meliputi kesempatan
untuk kemajuan lebih
lanjut
e) Gaji, meliputi
kecukupan gaji dan
persepsi kesetaraan
dibandingkan dengan
orang lain.
Sintesis:
Kepuasan kerja adalah persepsi seseorang, baik positif maupun negatif, tentang apa yang dirasakan
terhadap pekerjaannya.
Indikator:
1. Perasaan terhadap pekerjaan itu sendiri
2. Kondisi lingkungan kerja
3. Sikap pemimpin terhadap anggota
4. Hubungan dengan rekan kerja
5. Kesempatan untuk maju
6. Imbalan yang layak/sesuai
7. Penghargaan
Deskripsi Konseptual:
Kepuasan kerja adalah persepsi seseorang, baik positif maupun negatif, tentang apa yang dirasakan
terhadap pekerjaannya, yang terukur melalui perasaan terhadap pekerjaan itu sendiri, kondisi lingkungan
kerja, sikap pemimpin terhadap anggota, hubungan dengan rekan kerja, kesempatan unntuk maju, imbalan
yang layak/sesuai, dan penghargaan.
Definisi Operasional:
Kepuasan kerja adalah persepsi guru, baik positif maupun negatif, tentang apa yang dirasakan terhadap
pekerjaannya di sekolah, yang terukur melalui perasaan terhadap pekerjaan itu sendiri, kondisi lingkungan
kerja, sikap pemimpin terhadap anggota, hubungan dengan rekan kerja, kesempatan unntuk maju, imbalan
yang layak/sesuai, dan penghargaan.
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Colquitt, Jason A., et al. (2019). Organizational Behavior: Improving Performance and Commitment in
the Workplace. New York: McGraw-Hill Education.
Edison, E., et al. (2018). Manajemen Sumber Daya Manusia. Bandung: Alfabeta.
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Pelajar.
LEMBAR KERJA DESKRIPSI TEORETIK
“PENGEMBANGAN KARIR”
7. Lijan Poltak Sinambela. Pengembangan karir adalah upaya yang 1. Pekerjaan mempunyai
(2019). Manajemen dilakukan organisasi dalam pengaruh yang sangat
Sumber Daya Manusia: merencanakan karir pegawainya. besar terhadap
Membangun Tim Kerja pengembangan karir.
yang Solid untuk Mondy (1993) berpendapat 2. Bentuk pengembangan
Meningkatkan Kinerja. pengembangan karir adalah serangkaian keahlian yang dibutuhkan,
Jakarta: Bumi Aksara. p. aktivitas untuk mempersiapkan ditentukan oleh
260-262 seseorang individu pada kemajuan karir permintaan pekerjaan
yang direncanakan. yang spesifik.
3. Pengembangan terjadi jika
seseorang belum
memperoleh keahlian
yang dibutuhkan untuk
melakukan pekerjaan.
4. Waktu yang digunakan
untuk pengembangan
dapat dikurangi dengan
mengidentifikasi
rangkaian penempatan
pekerjaan individu yang
rasional.
9. Rusdiana & Tatang Pengembangan karir merupakan proses 1. Pendidikan dan Latihan
Ibrahim. (2020). seumur hidup dalam mengelola aktivitas 2. Promosi
Manajemen yang bergerak maju serta ditentukan 3. Mutasi
Pengembangan Human secara pribadi dan berkembang. Dalam
Capital. Bandung: pengembangan Pendidikan di 1. Prestasi kerja
Yrama Widya. p. 119- organisasi, pengembangan karir 2. Kesempatan untuk
121, 128 biasanya menyiapkan para pegawai tumbuh
untuk memilih dan fokus melakukan 3. Kesetiaan pada organisasi
perbaikan yang dampaknya dapat 4. Mentor dan sponsor
diberikan pada kebutuhan organisasi. 5. Dukungan dari para
bawahan
10. Febriko Robianto, Erni Noe (2009) revealed that career 1. Peningkatan kualifikasi
Masdupi, & Syahrizal. development is a process in which 2. Peningkatan pengalaman
(2019). The Effect of employees progress through a series of
Career Development, stages, each marked by a different set of
Compensation, Work developmental tasks, activities and
Environment and Job relationships. According to Mondy &
Satisfaction on Work Martocchio (2016) career development
Engagement. is a formal approach used by
International Conference organizations to ensure that people with
of Education, the right qualifications and experience
Economics, Business, are available when needed.
and Accounting
(PICEEBA-2), vol. 124. Menurut Noe (2009), pengembangan
Atlantis Press. p. 738. karier adalah suatu proses di mana
karyawan melalui serangkaian tahapan,
masing-masing ditandai oleh
serangkaian tugas pengembangan yang
berbeda, aktivitas, dan hubungan.
Menurut Mondy & Martocchio (2016),
pengembangan karier adalah pendekatan
formal yang digunakan oleh organisasi
untuk memastikan bahwa orang dengan
kualifikasi dan pengalaman yang tepat
tersedia saat dibutuhkan.
Sintesis:
Pengembangan karir adalah proses peningkatan jenjang dan status seorang pekerja pada sebuah organisasi
melalui berbagai aktivitas yang terukur dengan adanya kejelasan karir, pengembangan diri, perbaikan
mutu kinerja, keadilan dalam karir, dan perhatian dari penyelia.
Indikator:
1. Kejelasan karir
2. Pengembangan diri
3. Perbaikan mutu kinerja
4. Keadilan dalam karir
5. Perhatian dari penyelia
Definisi Konseptual:
Pengembangan karir adalah proses peningkatan jenjang dan status seorang pekerja pada sebuah organisasi
melalui berbagai aktivitas yang terukur dengan adanya kejelasan karir, pengembangan diri, perbaikan
mutu kinerja, keadilan dalam karir, dan perhatian dari penyelia.
Definisi Operasional:
Pengembangan karir adalah proses peningkatan jenjang dan status guru PPPK di sekolah melalui berbagai
aktivitas yang terukur dengan adanya kejelasan karir, pengembangan diri, perbaikan mutu kinerja,
keadilan dalam karir, dan perhatian dari penyelia.
Daftar Pustaka:
Beardwell, Julie & Amanda Thompson. (2017). Human Resource Management: A Contemporary
Approach. Harlow: Pearson.
Busro, Muhammad. (2018). Teori-Teori Manajemen Sumber Daya Manusia. Jakarta: Prenadamedia Group.
Dessler, Gary. (2020). Human Resource Management. Harlow: Pearson Education.
Gómez-Mejía, Luis R., et al. (2016). Managing Human Resources, Eight Edition. England: Pearson
Education.
Rahayu, Sri, et al. (2022). The Role of Training and Career Development on the Quality of Work. BIRCI-
Journal, 5(2). https://doi.org/10.33258/birci.v5i2.5541
Rusdiana & Tatang Ibrahim. (2020). Manajemen Pengembangan Human Capital. Bandung: Yrama Widya.
Shaito, Fadel. (2019). Career Development an Overview. Research Gate. DOI:
10.13140/RG.2.2.14081.81760
Sinambela, Lijan Poltak. (2019). Manajemen Sumber Daya Manusia: Membangun Tim Kerja yang Solid
untuk Meningkatkan Kinerja. Jakarta: Bumi Aksara.
Widodo, Suparno Eko. (2018). Manajemen Pengembangan Sumber Daya Manusia. Yogyakarta: Pustaka
Pelajar.
LEMBAR KERJA DESKRIPSI TEORETIK
“KOMPENSASI”
3. Gary Dessler. (2020). Employee compensation: all forms of pay Kompensasi memiliki dua
Human Resource going to employees and arising from komponen utama, yaitu:
Management. Harlow: their employment. 1. Pembayaran finansial
Pearson Education, p. langsung (upah, gaji,
386. Kompensasi karyawan mencakup segala insentif, komisi, dan
bentuk pembayaran yang diberikan bonus)
kepada karyawan sebagai imbalan atas 2. Pembayaran finansial
pekerjaan mereka. tidak langsung
(manfaat finansial
seperti asuransi yang
dibayarkan oleh
perusahaan dan
liburan).
4 Emron Edison, Yohny UU Nomor 24 Tahun 2011 Tentang Kompensasi dibagi
. Anwar, & Imas Badan Penyelenggara Jaminan Sosial, menjadi kompensasi
Komariyah. (2018). definisi gaji disandingkan dengan upah normatif dan kebijakan.
Manajemen Sumber Daya yang isinya menyatakan bahwa, “gaji
1. Kompensasi normatif
Manusia. Bandung: atau upah adalah hak pekerja yang
adalah kompensasi
Alfabeta. p. 151-153. diterima dan dinyatakan dalam bentuk
minimum yang harus
uang sebagai imbalan dari pemberi kerja diterima, yang terdiri
kepada pekerja yang ditetapkan dan atas gaji atau upah
dibayar menurut suatu perjanjian kerja, (termasuk di dalamnya
kesepakatan, atau peraturan perundang- gaji/upah pokok,
undangan, termasuk tunjangan bagi tunjangan tetap), dan
pekerja dan keluarganya atas suatu komponen tetap
pekerjaan dan/atau jasa yang telah atau lainnya, seperti
akan dilakukan. tunjangan kesehatan
dan tunjangan hari
Kompensasi adalah sesuatu yang raya/keagamaan.
diterima karyawan atas jasa yag mereka 2. Kompensasi bersifat
sumbangkan pada pekerjaannya. kebijakan adalah
Kompensasi merupakan bentuk imbalan kompensasi yang
(baik berbentuk uang maupun natura) didasari kebijakan
yang diterima pegawai/karyawan atas dan/atau karena
usaha-usaha yang dihasilkannya. pertimbangan khusus,
seperti tunjangan
professional, tunjangan
makan dan transport,
bonus, uang cuti, jasa
produksi, dan liburan.
5. Suparno Eko Widodo. Kompensasi adalah bentuk pembayaran Bentuk-bentuk kompensasi
(2018). Manajemen dalam bentuk manfaat dan insentif untuk yaitu finansial dan bukan
Pengembangan Sumber memotivasi karyawan agar produktivitas finansial.
Daya Manusia. kerja semakin meningkat (Yani, 1. Kompensasi finansial
Yogyakarta: Pustaka 2012:139) ada yang bersifat
Pelajar. p. 153 & 158 langsung seperti upah,
Menurut Willian B. Werther dan Keith gaji, komisi, dan
Davis dalam Hasibuan (2003:119) bonus, sedangkan yang
compensation is what employee receive bersifat tidak langsung,
in exchange of their work. Whether seperti asuransi
hourly wages or periodic salaries, the kesehatan hidup,
personnel department usually designs kecelakaan, tunjangan
pensiun, tunjangan
and administers employee compensation.
keselamantan kerja,
Kompensasi adalah apa yang diterima tunjangan liburan, cuti,
oleh karyawan sebagai imbalan atas sakit, dll.
pekerjaan mereka. Baik itu upah per jam 2. Kompensasi bukan
atau gaji berkala, biasanya departemen finansial, dalam bentuk
personalia yang merancang dan pekerjaan misalnya,
pemberian tugas-tugas
mengelola kompensasi karyawan.
menarik, menantang,
peluang untuk dikenal,
dan peluang untuk
berkembang. Dalam
bentuk lingkungan
kerja, misalnya
kebijakan perusahaan
yang jelas dan adil,
atasan yang kompeten,
teman kerja yang
bersahabat, kondisi
lingkungan kerja yang
menyenangkan,
peraturan kerja yang
luwes, pembagian kerja
yang baik, dll.
6. Al Fadjar Ansory & Pengertian kompensasi lebih luas dari Kompensasi dibagi
Meithiana Indrasari. sekedar pengertian gaji dan upah, karena menjadi 2, yaitu:
(2018). Manajemen terdapat pula unsur penghargaan tidak 1. Kompensasi fisik
Sumber Daya Manusia. langsung dan non-finansial ke dalam 2. Kompesasi non fisik
Sidoarjo: Indomedia konsep balas jasa (remuneration) secara
Pustaka. p. 231-232 keseluruhan.
Sintesis:
Kompensasi adalah imbalan yang diterima oleh seorang pekerja/karyawan, baik berupa finansial maupun
non-finansial, sebagai bentuk balas jasa yang telah dilakukan.
Indikator:
1. Gaji pokok
2. Tunjangan
3. Asuransi/Jaminan sosial
4. Upah tambahan
5. Layanan/fasilitas
6. Manfaat nyata
Deskripsi Konseptual:
Kompensasi adalah imbalan yang diterima oleh seorang pekerja/karyawan, baik berupa finansial maupun
non-finansial, sebagai bentuk balas jasa yang telah dilakukan dalam sebuah perusahaan/organisasi, yang
terukur melalui gaji pokok, tunjangan, asuransi/jaminan sosial, upah tambahan, layanan/fasilitas, dan
manfaat nyata.
Definisi Operasional:
Kompensasi adalah imbalan yang diterima oleh guru, baik berupa finansial maupun non-finansial, sebagai
bentuk balas jasa yang telah dilakukan dalam satuan pendidikan, yang terukur melalui gaji pokok,
tunjangan, asuransi/jaminan sosial, upah tambahan, layanan/fasilitas, dan manfaat nyata.
Daftar Pustaka:
Adamy, Marbawi. (2016). Manajemen Sumber Daya Manusia. Unimal Press.
Ansory, Al Fadjar & Meithiana Indrasari. (2018). Manajemen Sumber Daya Manusia. Sidoarjo:
Indomedia Pustaka.
Crawshaw, Jonathan R., et al. (2017). Human Resource Management: Strategic and nternational
Perspectives, 2nd Edition. London: Sage Publications.
Dessler, Gary. (2020). Human Resource Management. Harlow: Pearson Education.
Edison, Emron, et al. (2018). Manajemen Sumber Daya Manusia. Bandung: Alfabeta.
Lussier, Robert N. & John R. Hendon. (2019). Human Resource Management: Functions, Applications,
and Skill Development. California: Sage Publications, Inc.
Widodo, Suparno Eko. (2018). Manajemen Pengembangan Sumber Daya Manusia. Yogyakarta: Pustaka
Pelajar.
LEMBAR KERJA DESKRIPSI TEORITIK
“MOTIVASI KERJA”
2. Steve M. Jex & According to Kanfer, Chen, and Teori-teori motivasi dapat
Thomas W. Britt. Pritchard (2009) motivation is a dikelompokkan ke dalam lima
(2014). Organizational hypothetical construct—we cannot see kategori umum:
Psychology. New it or feel it. However, we can observe 1. Teori berbasis kebutuhan
Jersey: John Wiley & the effects or byproducts that are menjelaskan motivasi
Sons, Inc., p. 376-378. indicative of differing levels of kerja dalam hal sejauh
motivation. To use an analogy, mana karyawan
motivation is a bit like gravity. We memenuhi kebutuhan
cannot see or feel gravity, but its effects penting di tempat kerja.
would become very clear if one were to 2. Teori proses kognitif
jump out of a window of a five-story menekankan pada
building. keputusan dan pilihan
yang dibuat oleh
Menurut Kanfer, Chen, dan Pritchard karyawan ketika
(2009) sebagaimana dikutip oleh Jex & mereka
Britt, motivasi adalah konstruk mengalokasikan usaha
hipotetis — kita tidak dapat melihatnya mereka.
atau merasakannya. Namun, kita dapat 3. Pendekatan perilaku
mengamati efek atau produk-produk menekankan pada
sampingan yang menunjukkan tingkat penerapan prinsip-
motivasi yang berbeda. Untuk prinsip pembelajaran
menggunakan analogi, motivasi serupa dalam lingkungan
dengan gravitasi. Kita tidak dapat kerja.
melihat atau merasakan gravitasi, tetapi 4. Teori penentuan diri
efeknya akan menjadi sangat jelas jika menekankan pentingnya
seseorang melompat keluar dari jendela perbedaan antara
gedung lima lantai. motivasi yang didorong
oleh faktor ekstrinsik
(misalnya, kebutuhan
akan persetujuan, uang)
versus faktor intrinsik
(misalnya, minat dalam
pekerjaan itu sendiri).
5. Teori berbasis pekerjaan
menempatkan sumber
motivasi utamanya
dalam konteks
pekerjaan yang
dilakukan karyawan.
3. Robert Kreitner & Motivation represents “those Dua kategori umum teori
Angelo Kinicki. psychological processes that cause the motivasi untuk menjelaskan
(2010). Organizational arousal, direction, and persistence of proses psikologis yang
Behavior. New York: voluntary actions that are goal mendasari motivasi karyawan:
McGraw-Hill, p. 212 directed.” 1. Teori konten motivasi
berfokus pada identifikasi
Mitchell dalam Kreitner dan Kinicki faktor-faktor internal
berpendapat bahwa motivasi seperti insting, kebutuhan,
menggambarkan "proses psikologis kepuasan, dan
yang menyebabkan timbulnya, arah, karakteristik pekerjaan
dan ketekunan dari tindakan sukarela yang memacu motivasi
yang diarahkan pada tujuan." karyawan. Teori-teori ini
tidak menjelaskan
bagaimana motivasi
dipengaruhi oleh interaksi
dinamis antara individu
dan lingkungan di tempat
dia bekerja. Keterbatasan
ini menyebabkan
munculnya teori-teori
proses motivasi.
2. Teori-teori proses
motivasi berfokus
menjelaskan proses di
mana faktor-faktor
internal dan kognisi
memengaruhi motivasi
karyawan. Teori-teori
proses lebih dinamis
daripada teori-teori
konten.
10. Muhammad Busro. Motivasi adalah penggerak dari dalam Motivasi diukur dengan
(2018). Teori-Teori individu untuk melakukan aktivitas dimensi dan indikator berikut:
Manajemen Sumber tertentu dalam mencapai tujuan. Kebutuhan untuk
Daya Manusia. berprestasi mencakup
Jakarta: Prenadamedia indikator:
Group. pp. 51 & 65. 1) upaya untuk berprestasi
baik;
2) upaya untuk tidak
ketinggalan dengan
pegawai lain, dan
3) upaya untuk
mendapatkan
pengakuan dari hasil
kerja.
Kebutuhan untuk
kekuasaan mencakup
indikator:
1) berusaha agar dirinya
dihargai;
2) upaya untuk tidak
diremehkan; dan
3) kehadiran sangat
diperlukan orang lain.
11. Emron Edison, Yohny Motivasi yang tinggi dipengaruhi oleh Motivasi terdiri atas tiga
Anwar, & Imas beberapa alasan sehingga elemen yang berinteraksi
Komariyah. (2018). menimbulkan kekuatan mengarahkan saling bergantung, yaitu:
Manajemen Sumber perilaku seseorang agar berbuat sesuatu 1. Kebutuhan (needs)
Daya Manusia. untuk tujuan-tujuan tertentu. 2. Dorongan (drives)
Bandung: Alfabeta. 3. Tujuan (goals)
pp. 170-171.
Sintesis:
Motivasi kerja adalah keinginan kuat yang muncul dari dalam diri seseorang dalam melakukan suatu
pekerjaan, baik disebabkan oleh faktor internal maupun eksternal, yang terukur melalui adanya
arah/tujuan yang ingin dicapai, intensitas usaha yang dilakukan, dan ketekunan dalam mencapai tujuan.
Indikator:
1. Adanya arah/tujuan yang ingin dicapai
2. Intensitas usaha yang dilakukan
3. Ketekunan dalam mencapai tujuan
Deskripsi Konseptual:
Motivasi kerja adalah keinginan kuat yang muncul dari dalam diri seseorang dalam melakukan suatu
pekerjaan, baik disebabkan oleh faktor internal maupun eksternal, yang terukur melalui adanya
arah/tujuan yang ingin dicapai, intensitas usaha yang dilakukan, dan ketekunan dalam mencapai tujuan.
Deskripsi Operasional:
Motivasi kerja adalah keinginan kuat yang muncul dari dalam diri guru dalam melakukan pekerjaannya
di sekolah, baik disebabkan oleh faktor internal maupun eksternal, yang terukur melalui adanya
arah/tujuan yang ingin dicapai, intensitas usaha yang dilakukan, dan ketekunan dalam mencapai tujuan.
Daftar Pustaka:
Busro, Muhammad. (2018). Teori-Teori Manajemen Sumber Daya Manusia. Jakarta: Prenadamedia
Group.
Edison, Emron, et al. (2018). Manajemen Sumber Daya Manusia. Bandung: Alfabeta.
Ivancevich, John M., et al. (2014). Organizational Behavior and Management. New York: McGraw-
Hill.
Jex, Steve M. & Thomas W. Britt. (2014). Organizational Psychology. New Jersey: John Wiley &
Sons, Inc.
Kreitner, Robert & Angelo Kinicki. (2010). Organizational Behavior. New York: McGraw-Hill.
Langton, Nancy, et al. (2006). Fundamental of Organizational Behavior, Third Edition. Canada:
Pearson.
Luthans, Fred, et al. (2021). Organizational Behavior: An Evidence-Based Approach. USA: IAP.
Rice University. (2019). Organizational Behavior. Houston: OpenStax.
Robbins, Stephen P. & Timothy A. Judge. (2022). Organizational Behavior. Harlow: Pearson
Education.
Schermerhorn, John R., et al. (2012). Organizational Behavior: Experience, Grow, Contribute. USA:
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
LEMBAR KERJA DESKRIPSI TEORETIK
“KOMITMEN TERHADAP ORGANISASI”
Sintesis:
Komitmen organisasi adalah sikap seseorang yang secara sukarela ingin tetap berada dan menjadi anggota
organisasi yang terukur dengan adanya keterlibatan dalam tugas-tugas organisasi, usaha keras, penerimaan
terhadap kondisi lingkungan organisasi, dorongan kuat, keyakinan terhadap nilai dan tujuan organisasi, rasa
teridentifikasi dengan organisasi, rasa bangga menjadi bagian dari organisasi.
Indikator:
1. Keterlibatan dalam tugas-tugas organisasi
2. Usaha keras
3. Penerimaan terhadap kondisi lingkungan organisasi,
4. Adanya dorongan kuat
5. keyakinan terhadap nilai dan tujuan organisasi,
6. Rasa teridentifikasi dengan organisasi,
7. Rasa bangga menjadi bagian dari organisasi
Definisi Konseptual:
Komitmen organisasi adalah sikap seseorang yang secara sukarela ingin tetap berada dan menjadi anggota
organisasi yang terukur dengan adanya keterlibatan dalam tugas-tugas organisasi, usaha keras, penerimaan
terhadap kondisi lingkungan organisasi, dorongan kuat, keyakinan terhadap nilai dan tujuan organisasi, rasa
teridentifikasi dengan organisasi, rasa bangga menjadi bagian dari organisasi.
Definisi Operasional:
Komitmen organisasi adalah sikap guru yang secara sukarela ingin tetap berada dan menjadi pendidik di
sekolah yang terukur dengan adanya keterlibatan dalam tugas-tugas organisasi, usaha keras, penerimaan
terhadap kondisi lingkungan organisasi, dorongan kuat, keyakinan terhadap nilai dan tujuan organisasi, rasa
teridentifikasi dengan organisasi, rasa bangga menjadi bagian dari organisasi.
Daftar Pustaka:
Busro, Muhammad. (2018). Teori-Teori Manajemen Sumber Daya Manusia. Jakarta: Prenadamedia Group.
Colquitt, Jason A., et al. (2019). Organizational Behavior: Improving Performance and Commitment in the
Workplace. New York: McGraw-Hill Education.
Edison, Emron, et al. (2018). Manajemen Sumber Daya Manusia. Bandung: Alfabeta.
Ivancevich, John M., et al. (2014). Organizational Behavior and Management. New York: McGraw-Hill.
Lubis, Joharis & Indra Jaya. (2019). Komitmen Membangun Pendidikan (Tinjauan Kritis Hingga Perbaikan
Menurut Teori). Medan: CV. Widya Puspita.
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McShane, Steven L. & Mary Ann Von Glinow. (2018). Organizational Behavior: Emerging Knowledge,
Global, Reality. New York: McGraw-Hill Education.
Norawati, Suarni & Fahraini. (2022). Determinan Komitmen dan Kinerja Karyawan Pada Badan Usaha
Milik Daerah (BUMD). Indramayu: Penerbit Adab.
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Schermerhorn, John R., et al. (2012). Organizational Behavior: Experience, Grow, Contribute. USA: John
Wiley & Sons, Inc.
P A R T 1 UNDERSTANDING THE WORKPLACE
CHAPTER 1
What Is
Organizational
Behaviour?
An organization decides it will hire people
with few skills and job experience. What
challenges might its managers face?
Organizational Commitment
organizational commitment Organizational commitment is defined as a state in which an employee identifies
A state in which an employee identi- with a particular organization and its goals, and wishes to maintain membership in
fies with a particular organization the organization.84
and its goals, and wishes to main-
Professor John Meyer at the University of Western Ontario and his colleagues have
tain membership in the
organization. identified and developed measures for three types of commitment:85
• Affective commitment. An individual’s relationship to the organization: his or
her emotional attachment to, identification with, and involvement in the
organization.
• Normative commitment. The obligation an individual feels to staying with the
organization.
• Continuance commitment. An individual’s calculation that it is in his or her
best interest to stay with the organization based on the perceived costs of
leaving the organization.
Affective commitment is strongly associated with positive work behaviours such as
performance, attendance, and citizenship. Normative commitment is less strongly
associated with positive work behaviours. However, when affective and normative
commitment decline, individuals are much more likely to quit their jobs.86
Because continuance commitment reflects an individual’s calculation that it is in
his or her best interest to stay with the organization (perhaps because it would be dif-
ficult to find a job elsewhere), it is often associated with negative work behaviours.
Active
EXIT VOICE
Destructive Constructive
NEGLECT LOYALTY
Passive
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Winston and Sons, 360 South Beach Boulevard, Palm Beach, FL 33480. All rights reserved.
Chapter 3 Values, Attitudes, and Their Effects in the Workplace 89
People in highly paid jobs and union members with good benefits may exhibit con-
tinuance commitment because of the rewards received from the job, rather than their
preference for the job itself.87
The notion of organizational commitment has changed in recent years. Twenty
years ago, employees and employers had an unwritten loyalty contract, with employ-
ees typically remaining with a single organization for most of their careers. This notion
has become increasingly obsolete. As such, “measures of employee-firm attachment, such
as commitment, are problematic for new employment relations.”88 Canadian busi-
ness consultant Barbara Moses notes that “40-somethings still value loyalty: they think
people should be prepared to make sacrifices, to earn their way. The 20-somethings
are saying, ‘No, I want to be paid for my work; I have no belief in the goodness of
organizations, so I’m going to be here as long as my work is meaningful.’”89
How can companies increase organizational commitment? Research on a number
of companies known for employees with high organizational commitment identified
five reasons why employees commit themselves:90
• They know what each person is expected to do, how performance is meas-
ured, and why it matters.
• They are in control of their own destinies; they savour the high-risk, high-
reward work environment.
• They are recognized mostly for the quality of their individual performance.
• They have fun and enjoy the supportive and highly interactive environment.
These findings suggest a variety of ways for organizations to increase the commitment
of employees. Additionally, a recent study conducted in five countries suggests that an
individual’s organizational commitment is strongly associated with whether the employee
finds the work interesting.91 Earlier in the chapter we discussed the role of satisfaction
on organizational citizenship behaviour (OCB). We should also note that when individ-
uals have high organizational commitment, they are likely to engage in more OCB.
The Role of Training and Career Development on the Quality of
Work
Sri Rahayu1, Pompong Budi Setiadi2, Riska Agustina3
1,2,3
Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Ekonomi Mahardhika, Indonesia
rahayu.mahardhika@gmail.com, pompong_setiadi@yahoo.com, riskaagustina@gmail.com
Abstract Keywords
training; career
Training is a systematic process of an organization aimed at
developing individual skills, abilities, knowledge or attitudes that can development;
change employee behavior in achieving company goals that have been quality of work
set. Career development is a continuous process in which individuals
go through personal efforts to realize career planning goals that are
adapted to organizational conditions. Employee performance is the
result of an assigned job in an organization. This study aimed to
determine the role of training and career development on the quality
of work through its competence as an intervention. The research
method used is qualitative. The study results can be concluded that
training and career development have a role in the quality of work. It
can be seen that training and career development indirectly influence
the quality of work.
I. Introduction
Indonesia is developing to reach a developed country in the next decade. The country
still faces many problems in achieving the desired goals. Companies and governments
have invested significant amounts of time and effort in recent years in policies and
initiatives to improve work-life balance. In efforts to improve work-life balance, the
government and the private sector have made various efforts. These efforts include
providing salary increases, annual bonus payments, gifts to brilliant workers at work and
providing various facilities for workers. However, these efforts have not been able to fulfill
the wishes of some workers because each worker has an assessment in assessing their
respective interests (Luthfiani, 2020).
As a developing country, Indonesia needs some productive workers. The problem at
the good level of organizations in non-business or business is that they have people who
are intellectually capable of doing good. However, good intellectual abilities are often not
manifested in the achievement of work for the organizations where they work less
supportive of realizing their potential. The fulfillment of individual and organizational
goals are independent, but they are linked by motivation.
The ASEAN economic community has come to Indonesia since 2015. This is shown
by a change in attitude that must be better and be able to compete well in companies both
domestically and companies that are abroad or foreign. The pillar of the existence of a
company is human resources to become even better and highly competitive, even though
the company is aware of the importance of natural resources, which are considered the
most valuable and empowering assets so that they can make human resources more
comfortable and productive so that they can obtain the better goal.
For example, in the world of education in the millennial era, which is growing in
Indonesia, companies in the banking sector have undergone major changes in recent years.
The development of banking is now taking place to be more advanced, faster and more
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efficient in the increasingly fierce competition, can improve quality and excellence so that
banking can develop can become a financial solution for the community.
It can be seen in the banking competition in Indonesia, which is currently getting tight
and strong. In order to be able to maintain competition, companies are required to have a
competitive advantage. To improve the quality of employees' work so that they become
more productive, training is needed to help employees find and reach the level of expertise
and ability to be successful in carrying out their work. Thus the vision is carried out so that
the learning process can enable an employee to carry out work according to standards and
improve the competencies possessed by an employee. Efforts in training are carried out then
an employee can improve his abilities and skills so that he can continue to develop his
potential and skills by developing a career.
Career development has a relationship with the process carried out by the organization
to select, define and develop all employees to gather competitive people and meet future
needs (Mukhsin 2019).
Career Development and Quality of Work. The quality of work affects job satisfaction
and life satisfaction, such as family life, social life, finances and worker welfare. Quality of
work-life is a concept in which life satisfaction is at the highest level, and job satisfaction is
in the middle. Job satisfaction can be obtained from job satisfaction with salary, coworkers,
and supervisors. Quality of work life is important. Several studies point to the fact that
happy workers are productive workers; Happy workers are employees who are devoted and
committed to the organization.
Quality of work also aims to make work more interesting and benefit workers. There
are three distinct elements of quality of work-life: related interventions: (1) concerns about
the effects of work on people as well as organizational effectiveness, (2) the idea of worker
participation in organizational problem solving and decision making and (3) creation of a
reward structure in the workplace that takes into account Innovative ways to value employee
input into work processes such as profit sharing. The role of human resources is now
something that companies must consider. Human resources
Workers will stay in the organization depending on how they see their future in the
organization. The worker will stay in the organization when he feels that the job design
provided by the organization is useful for his job and career. Clear career advancement in
their work-life also greatly influenced workers to survive in the organization. Initially, career
activities are carried out by the organization, but career development will be effective if it is
carried out jointly between workers and organizations. The workers' needs strongly
influence employee satisfaction in career development. Organizations should offer career
development patterns to meet these worker goals. The career development pattern offered by
the organization to meet the needs of employees is not necessarily considered so by workers
(Maulyan, 2019). In other words, accepting career development workers will depend on how
they respond to and perceive this career development. Workers' Perceptions of career
development are influenced by the interaction between values, expectations, and goals of
workers carried out through work experience.
Covers career development practices used in organizations, such as placing clear
expectations of employees on their expectations and succession plans. Quality of work life is
related to career development, and a career develops from the interaction of individuals
within the organization. Careers emerge from the interaction of individuals with
organizations and society. A career is not primarily a theoretical construction but is used in a
sense that means way, gives meaning and creates meaning and experience. A career is
usually defined as a 'sequence' of work roles or the sequence of work experience a person
has over time.
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Career development is the process and activities to prepare workers for positions in the
organization, which will be carried out in the future. Career development needs to be done
because a worker not only wants to get what is his or her but expects change, progress, and
opportunities to advance to a higher level. Several things that encourage career development
in a worker are: first, the desire to develop themselves according to their intellectual
abilities; second, to obtain the compensation that is greater than usual; third, to gain freedom
in work; fourth, to ensure work safety and the last to pursue achievement in work.
Personal Factors and Quality of Work Life are also related to personal factors.
Personal factors such as age, income, and education level are related to the quality of
working life. In addition, several studies have shown that marital status, education level and
age are correlated with employment. Another study reported that length of service was
associated with quality of work. Gender, length of service and education correlate with the
quality of components of work-life such as job satisfaction, supervisors, support and work
environment. Meanwhile, gender, age, education and marital status correlate with the quality
of working life.
This study uses qualitative data sourced from scientific articles and books. The
secondary data was taken from previous studies to examine the concept and form a new
research model related to the relationship of remuneration to the quality of public services.
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cannot develop themselves, the organization cannot fulfill their personal needs. The results
are consistent with what was proposed (Asmawiyah, 2020), that nowadays, people no longer
fulfill physiological needs only but also need non-material improvements as a manifestation
of self-actualization in the form of career development. Career
Development is all kinds of activities carried out in organizations to implement career
plans to achieve career goals. How workers view their career development can influence
work attitudes and behavior in organizations because individual perceptions of neediness are
one of the factors that indicate the formation of attitudes and behavior.
Three reasons explain the relationship between career development and quality of
work life. First, the effectiveness of career development will be obtained if career
development activities are carried out jointly between workers, employers and organizations.
Workers, who have a positive perception of career development and are supported by the
organization, tend to have high motivation to achieve goals (Wati, 2020). Thus, workers
who are satisfied with their work and career will be loyal to the organization and work to
increase profitability and productivity.
Second, the relationship between career development and quality of work-life can be
explained. Career development is an attempt to match the goals and objectives of workers
with the career opportunities available today and in the future in the organization.
Individuals will have career opportunities in line with the offers provided by the
organization (Ruhiyat et al., 2022). Workers will accept the career development pattern
offered by the organization as a supporter to move forward. Both working conditions,
support and opportunities for development are the main considerations in the working life of
workers. Acceptance of career development will depend on how they respond to and
perceive this career development. Workers' Perceptions of career development are
influenced by the interaction between workers' values, expectations, and goals through
positive experiences gained during work (Man, 2020).
Third, a positive relationship between career development and quality of work-life can
be explained. Organizations that manage and develop human resources effectively will have
a high level of productivity, high market value and higher profit growth. In other words,
these organizations can meet the needs of organizations, shareholders and investors. In
addition, effective human resource management can meet the needs of workers in various
ways that are consistent with the organization's capacity. So human resources in the
organization will be able to develop themselves optimally. Studies show that workers are
willing to sacrifice for the organization, so workers will be willing to work and make some
efforts for the organization's success. Willingness will only grow and develop if employees
believe that the organization's success is also a success in achieving the desired career
(Farida & Hendarsiah 2022).
The results of this study report a significant relationship between personal factors and
quality of work life. The results of this study indicate that male workers have a higher level
of work quality than female workers. The female employees had to overcome more
obstacles than their male counterparts. Consequently, it seems reasonable to expect that
perceptions of inequality may affect female employee opportunities (Putri & Rambe, 2022).
In addition, workers who are older and have higher education also have a high quality
of work life. Older employees can better balance personal and work/organizational needs
than younger employees. They are more likely to cognitively justify staying with the
organization because they may have limited alternative job opportunities and greater costs
than younger employees. As a result, older employees tend to develop more positive
attitudes towards their jobs (Halisa, 2020). Employees with a greater level of education
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experience more growth opportunities, concern with the quality of their work performance
than those with a lower level of education (Hakim et al., 2019).
The results also show that the length of service significantly correlates with the quality
of work life. These results are consistent with previous research, which showed that work
experience is closely related to the quality of work life. Other studies also support the results
of this study. The tenure of service has a significant relationship with the quality of working
life. Workers with a higher length of service have a higher quality of work-life than new
workers. Employees with more work experience have more respect for their work and can
apply their experience to it; they are also more likely to enjoy the physical work
environment. Service duration appears to affect current employment, pay, supervision and
coworkers. It could be concluded that those with more experience tend to be more satisfied,
become higher performers and are more productive than those new to the organization
(Annalia, 2020).
Several studies have also shown that married workers are better able to survive in the
work environment than unmarried workers (Dewi et al., 2019). Those who are married and
have children have a higher quality of work-life than those who are single. Previous
researchers have observed that in the early stages of their careers, individuals are often
willing to sacrifice their personal lives to benefit their career advancement. However, as
individuals age into the maturity stage of their careers, they have been found to place a
greater emphasis on the balance between their work and family life that individuals place on
their family roles as they age.
Previous research has found that getting married leads individuals to prioritize their
personal life over work (Tiara et al., 2020). Similarly, parenthood increases the importance
individuals place on their family's role. Several studies have shown that happy family life
correlates with high job satisfaction and objective career achievement.
V. Conclusion
From the explanation above, it can be concluded that training and career development
have an important role in improving the quality of work. This further shows that successful
employees carry over into one's career and make one more satisfied with personal
achievements. The fact that deserves to be concluded is the importance of career
achievement of quality work. In the current context, the emphasis is on income, position,
personal growth and opportunities for career mobility as a potential success.
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Career Development:
An Overview
Fadel Shaito
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CAREER DEVELOPMENT
Abstract
The purpose of this research is to give a brief overview about career development because
many organizations and employees find it challenging to develop an effective career development
strategy. This research addresses career and career development definitions, career development
components, process and strategies. It also addresses the career management model, finalizing
with recommendations for organizations and employees and a conclusion.
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Table of contents
1. Definitions ...........................................................................................................................6
2. Career Management Components .........................................................................................6
2.1 Education ......................................................................................................................6
2.2 Capability .....................................................................................................................7
2.2.1 Strategic Skills .......................................................................................................7
2.2.2 Tactical Skills ........................................................................................................8
2.3 Network ........................................................................................................................9
2.4 Experience ....................................................................................................................9
3 Career Development Process ................................................................................................9
3.1 Identifying Career Needs...............................................................................................9
3.2 Developing Career Opportunities ................................................................................ 10
3.2.1 Career Path .......................................................................................................... 10
3.2.2 Job Analysis......................................................................................................... 10
3.2.3 Succession Planning ............................................................................................. 10
3.3 Integration of Employee Needs with Career Opportunities .......................................... 12
3.3.1 Management by Objectives (MBO) ...................................................................... 12
3.3.2 Career Counselling............................................................................................... 12
3.4 Regular Monitoring ..................................................................................................... 12
4 Career Development Strategies .......................................................................................... 13
4.1 Individual Strategies ................................................................................................... 13
4.1.1. Do it Now ............................................................................................................ 13
4.1.2. Know Yourself .................................................................................................... 14
4.1.3. Analyze Career Opportunities .............................................................................. 14
4.1.4. Establish Career Goals ......................................................................................... 14
4.1.5. Obtain Feedback .................................................................................................. 15
4.1.6. Manage Your Career ............................................................................................ 15
4.1.7. Self-Management ................................................................................................. 15
4.2. Organizational Strategies ............................................................................................ 15
4.2.1. Human Resources Planning and Forecasting System ............................................ 16
4.2.2. Improving Dissemination of Career Option Information....................................... 16
4.2.3. Initial Career Counselling .................................................................................... 17
4.2.4. Support of Education and Training ....................................................................... 17
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4
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
Table of tables
Table of figures
Figure 1: Career Development Process ........................................................................................9
Figure 2: SMART Goals ........................................................................................................... 15
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1. Definitions
Sullivan and Baruch defined “career” as “an individual’s work-related and other relevant
experiences, both inside and outside of organizations that form a unique pattern over the
individual’s life span” (2009), this definition distinguishes both physical movement as well as the
interpretation of individual’s perceptions of the career.
One definition of career management is that it is the planning of one’s activities and
engagements in the job one assumes in the path of his life for better completion, growth and
financial stability (Juneja, n.d.). Moreover, Career Development Association of Alberta defined
career development as “the lifelong process of managing learning, work, leisure, and transitions
in order to move toward a personally determined and evolving preferred future” (2012).
Workers want the chance to progress in their careers, “opportunity is the top reason why
39 percent of employees are engaged.” (Dixon, 2017). Along with that increased engagement,
career development programs lead to holding more people who are productive and grow their
skills, thus advancing the organization.
1. Education
2. Capability
3. Network
4. Experience
2.1 Education
The first component/element of career development is education. This includes
both training (degree, certificates and classes) as well as self-training like reading,
ongoing classes, books and reading blogs and being always up-to-date for new
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researches in the relevant field. Successful careers starts with education, getting
education to understand the broad concepts and overview of the relative industry is
crucial. However, you should not over invest in education without having experience.
While education is crucial, it’s a form of power, and how you invest this education is
more important than the paper itself. A bachelor degree is the most essential need in
any business now a days, however, in resumes education part is usually listed in the
bottom (Owyang, 2012).
2.2 Capability
The next component of career development, is the capability. Capabilities are the
raw skills needed to complete your jobs. These can include data, developing strategies,
project management, software management, programming, or a wide range of
knowledge working. Most employers agree that having both strategic and tactical skills
are needed (Owyang, 2012).
Knowing how to prioritize: Arranging your workload is a key strategic skill. Don’t use a
complicated process, start with “Must Do” tasks and “Won’t Do” tasks. That’s it. No more
classifications.
Knowing when you need to be involved: Another vital strategic skill is understanding
where you add the most value. Leaders don’t need to engross themselves in everything
their team does. You need to know when to get out of the detail and let your team run
things.
Knowing how to manage up: One of the most important strategic skills is know how to
manage up. Strategic leaders don’t say “Yes” all the time. They push back on people when
they need to and say “No”. If you say “Yes” all the time, you’re going to be overwhelmed
in the long run.
Knowing when to delegate responsibility, not just tasks: Handing over isn’t just about
tasks. Sometimes, you can delegate responsibility in your team to others. Not only does
this provide growth chances for your team, it frees up some of your time.
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Knowing how to resource your team properly: Having the right people in your team is
a strategic skill in itself. If you don’t have the right skills in your team, you’ll never be able
to take advantage of opportunities. You’ll be playing catch-up, because you don’t have the
right skills, or enough people.
Being aware of the outside world: Leaders with good strategic skills understand what’s
going on around them. Keep an eye out for industry trends or technologies that may help
you and your team perform better. The world outside is changing and if you don’t keep an
eye on it, it might leave you behind.
Delegate: Nothing is more of a turn off to a minion than having the boss do the
work for that person. Worse yet, breakdown to delegate make the leader the key
blockage in the flow of work through an organization. A great leader learns to
delegate, first.
Measure the results of delegation: If there is no attempt to measure, no-one will
know if the work is up to standards for timeliness, quality, or the vision of the
leader. There are many types of metrics, some very easy to accomplish. But failure
to find and use them regularly is a failure at the top.
Support: A leader’s obligation is to make sure that anything he delegates and
measures is given a chance of success by providing the tools required to perform
the job. Those include funding, people, training and facilities.
Reward: “A great leader is a great cheerleader”, knowing when and how to reward
effective achievement through all levels of the organization. People naturally work
for rewards, from simple recognition to financial incentives.
Celebrate: There is no greater feeling than to achieve a goal and to celebrate that
with some form of out-of-the-ordinary event. It can be a simple handshake and
comment in front of others who count, or an all-company celebration after
achievement of a major goal. A leader who fails to follow through and celebrate
misses a major opportunity to enhance the culture of the organization and motivate
the troops to further achievements.
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2.3 Network
Network is the third component of career development. These are the individuals in
your career that you can depend on that will assist you when you ask, or will voluntarily
help you without asking. Like all relationships, your business network involves constant
attention and coaching. Don’t be that person who just comes around when you need
something, but be there to help others, and uphold an ongoing relationship (Owyang, 2012).
2.4 Experience
The fourth and last component of career development is experience. Solid careers may
have a chain of job positions that affiliate around a common career theme (marketing,
management, software, etc.) and having a solid track record is key. For those getting
ongoing in their career this is a challenge, as most entry level positions are seeking the
experienced. Focus on volunteering, interning, and attending local events to get networked.
In the end, this row becomes crucial as it’s the majority of one’s resume (Owyang, 2012).
Integration of
Developing
employees needs Regular
Identifying career needs career
with career monitoring
opportunities
opportunities
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information and assistance in making decisions about the career needs of the employee
(Risha, n.d.).
“The Job; not the person”. An imperative notion of job analysis is that the analysis
is conducted of the job, not the person. While job analysis data may be collected from executives
through interviews or questionnaires, the result of the analysis is a description or specifications of
the job, not a description of the person (HR Guide, 2015).
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a) Individual strategies
b) Organizational strategies
The self-management of your career will help you control your own vocation and
boost your independence. In career decisions, the individual is the only one having appropriate
information. He must be assertive to express his feelings so that he does not get deceived with
regard to his career. The steps involved in successful self-management of career are:
a) Do it now
b) Know yourself
c) Analyze career opportunities
d) Establish career goal
e) Obtain feedback
f) Manage your career
4.1.1. Do it Now
Do not delay in taking the decisions that have an impact on your career. Do not wait
for an auspicious day to come; for completing an academic activity, for settling down, and for any
other reasons. Pursuing a career will always have uncertainties. Self-management helps to reduce
the uncertainties (Risha, n.d.).
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•Who is involved •How •Do I have the •Is the goal •Does my goal
in this goal? many/much? resources and realistic and have a deadline?
•What do I want to •How do I know if capabilities to within reach? •By when do you
accomplish? I have reached achieve the goal? •Is the goal want to achieve
•Where is this goal my goal? If not, what am I reachable given your goal?
to be achieved? •What is my missing? the time and
•When do I want indicator of •Have others done resources?
to achieve this progress? it successfully •Are you able to
goal? before? commit to
•Why do I want to achieving the
achieve this goal? goal?
acronym that stands for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Timely. Therefore, a
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SMART goal incorporates all of these criteria to help focus your efforts and increase the chances
of achieving that goal (Corporate Finance Institute, n.d.).
4.1.7. Self-Management
Self-assessment is the essential tool for self-management, self-assessment is
researching within you. Self-assessment aspects include: (Risha, n.d.)
a) Achievements
b) Skills and abilities
c) Personal values
d) Interests
e) Disabilities
f) Personal and family circumstances
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Organizational Strategy
Restructure
Recruitment
Termination No Action
Strategies
Lay Offs
Management Study Guide defined human resources planning as “Human Resource Planning
(HRP) is the process of forecasting the future human resource requirements of the organization
and determining as to how the existing human resource capacity of the organization can be utilized
to fulfill these requirements” (Juneja, n.d.).
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circulars, or other documents. By sharing information with employees, they can concentrate more
on their assigned work (Risha, n.d.).
In fact, organizations need to develop multiple ladders to consider promotion and rewards.
The promotional system should reflect the desires for spiral as well as linear careers. The
employees will definitely contribute their best to the organizations if flexible rewards and
promotional system are installed.
Career
Exploration
Career
Awareness
Appraisal
Career
Management
Model
Goal
Feedback
Setting
Strategy Strategy
Implementation Development
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Career development also encourages better use of employee skills. It aids the organization
by means of allowing managers to be aware of their skills and competencies do that they can apply
them at a position or occupation where they’ll be able to have better results.
Career development offer employees and the managers with beneficial assistance with
regards to career decisions. Moreover, they acquire an opportunity to evaluate their skills and
competencies and discover their objectives and future plans.
Due to the fact that organizations need to retain their indispensable assets and prepare them
for top-level positions in the future, they have to understand their career expectations and
requirements from their organization, and this is accomplished by the aid of career development
plans.
Career development plans provides feedback. This is necessary to evaluate the success rate
of a particular policy employed and the initiatives taken by the organization. Correspondingly, this
also helps managers to provide feedback for employees’ performance (Management - Training
Guru, 2015).
8. Recommendations
According to what has been discussed above, here are some recommendations for organizations
and for employees.
8.1. For Organizations
It is recommended for organizations to:
a) Plan and implement for an effective career development strategy
b) Increase budgets for training programs and workshops related to career development
c) Develop a succession plan
d) Implement for job posting systems
e) Communicate all the above recommendations with employees
8.2. For Employees
It is also recommended for employees to:
a) Don’t wait organizations to develop your career path
b) Take the initiative to develop you skills and competencies
c) Stay up-to-date for any new features related to your field
d) Set SMART goals for you career path
9. Conclusion
As a conclusion, a career development strategy is essential for both organizations and employees,
it has several benefits for both as we discussed. It is challenging to do that effectively, but it can
be effective if all career management components are took into consideration when planning and
implementing the career development plan.
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Abstract
The purpose of the study was to determine the effect of career development, compensation,
work environment and satisfaction on work engagement in the Employees of the City
Government of Bukittinggi. This type of research is explanatory. The population of this study is
the employees of the City Government of Bukittinggi. The sample in this study were 200
respondents. The research instrument was a questionnaire distributed to respondents. Data
analysis using SEM AMOS. The results of this study career development, compensation, work
environment and satisfaction has a positive and signicant effect on work engagement in the
Employees of the City Government of Bukittinggi.
Keywords: career development, compensation, work environment, job satisfaction, work
engagement
Introduction
The high work capacity of employees, it will bring changes in employee attitudes in increasing
attachment, both to the work and HR organizations that exist in the Bukittinggi City Government assume the
dual role that must be played, namely as a state servant and public servant. Engagement is a positive feeling
associated with a situation that is characterized by sincerity, dedication, and appreciation Schaufeli & Bakker
(2004). Based on interviews with the Head of the Competency Development and Guidance Apparatus
Development Agency BKPSDM Bukittinggi City Government, employees lack more enthusiasm in
completing work. Employees lack the initiative to provide the best in their work.The problem of lack of
employee work attachment to work in the Bukittinggi City Government there are several aspects that can
affect including career development opportunities (Bai & Liu, 2018), compensation (Venz, Pundt, &
Sonnentag, 2018), work environment (Yener, Yaldıran, & Ergun, 2012) and job satisfaction (De Simone,
Planta, & Cicotto, 2018).According to Hedger (2011) one effective way to maintain employee engagement is to
show them that they are appreciated. A good organization must have a good compensation management
system and be able to increase employee engagement in the organization (Sundaray, 2011). Compensation
can also be given in the form of recognition or appreciation for the work of employees and can increase work
attachment to the company (Ologbo & Sofian, 2013). Furthermore, a work environment full of fair
competition and mutual respect will increase work engagement at the company (Naidoo & Martins, 2014).
Research conducted by Chao, Schwartz, Milton, & Burge (2013) explains that an unhealthy and comfortable
environment will reduce the level of productivity and morale of employees so that it will affect
organizational goals. According to Abu-Shamaa, Al-Rabayah, & Khasawneh (2015) employee work
engagement reflects individual involvement and satisfaction, as well as enthusiasm in working. Employees
who have a high level of engagement will have a high emotional attachment to the organization, so that it
will have an effect in completing work and tend to have satisfying work quality (Bakker, Schaufeli, Leiter, &
Taris, 2008). So it can be said that work engagement can provide change for individuals, teams and
organizations (Margaretha & Saragih, 2013). This study aims to determine the effect of career development,
compensation, work environment, and satisfaction with work engagement
Work Engagement
Work engagement enables individuals to fully invest themselves in work by increasing self-efficacy and
positively impacting employee health which will increase employee support for the organization (Robertson-
smith & Markwick, 2009). Bakker, Albrecht, & Leiter (2011) state that the characteristics of employees have a
work attachment that is those who feel compelled to strive forward towards challenging goals, and always
want success.Empirical research by Weng (2013) & Zhou (2015), it can be concluded that in different work
environments, the positive impact between career growth and organizational commitment is supported by
empirical data. Research Li (2012); Son & Kim (2019); Bai & Liu (2018) and Liu, He, & Yu (2017) revealed that
career development has a significant effect on employee work engagement.Furthermore according to Hoole
& Hotz, 2016); Zacher, Chan, Bakker, & Demerouti (2015) revealed that compensation had a significant
positive effect on employees' attractiveness to their work. Further research conducted by Venz, Pundt, &
Sonnentag (2018) shows that by using compensation given to employees in the workplace, employees can
actively improve their own job attitudes. According to Tsaur, Hsu, & Lin (2019); Li, Li, & Wan (2019); Timms
et al. (2015) revealed that a good work environment will significantly positive effect on employee work
engagement, in this case employees will work to be enthusiastic, enterprising and feel proud of their work.
The results of research conducted by De Simone, Planta, & Cicotto, (2018); Penger & Èerne (2014); Memon,
Salleh, & Baharom (2016) and Yalabik, Rayton, & Rapti (2017) revealed that job satisfaction has a significant
positive relationship with work engagement.In this study, researchers used the dimensions of vigor,
dedication, and absorpsion used by Schaufeli & Bakker (2010).
Job Satisfaction
Job satisfaction is an important thing that can build organizational psychology so that it will affect
organizational behavior (Miao, Humphrey, & Qian, 2017). Schermerhorn, et al., (2011) states that job
satisfaction is the extent to which an individual feels positive or negative about work. Research conducted by
Shujaat, Sana, Aftab, & Ahmed (2013); and Ashraf (2019) which states that career development influences job
satisfaction. Furthermore, research conducted by Kong, Cheung, & Song (2012); Kong, Wang, & Fu (2015)
show that the dimensions of hotel career management (career assessment, career development, and career
training) influence career satisfaction. Research conducted by Judge, Piccolo, Podsakoff, Shaw, & Rich, (2010)
revealed that compensation has a positive influence on job satisfaction. Likewise, salary does not have a
significant effect on job satisfaction. While Che Ahmat, Arendt, & Russell (2019) conducted a study which
revealed that compensation had a positive and significant effect on job satisfaction.The results of this study
are in line with studies conducted by (Ashraf, 2019) and (Elechi, Lambert, & Otu, 2018) which state that the
work environment provides a porsive influence on job satisfaction. Further research conducted by
Pawirosumarto, Bachelor, & Gunawan (2017) shows that the work environment, leadership style and
organizational culture have a positive and significant influence on job satisfaction.
Career Development
Noe (2009) revealed that career development is a process in which employees progress through a series of
stages, each marked by a different set of developmental tasks, activities and relationships. According to
Mondy & Martocchio (2016) career development is a formal approach used by organizations to ensure that
people with the right qualifications and experience are available when needed.
Compensation
Rivai (2011) revealed that compensation is something that employees receive as a substitute for their
contribution to the company. Furthermore according to Dessler (2013) employee compensation includes all
forms of payment to employees and arising from their work. Compensation has two main components, direct
financial payments (wages, salaries, incentives, commissions, and bonuses) and indirect financial payments
(financial benefits such as insurance paid by employers and holidays). Further Lebuh according to Mondy &
Martocchio (2016) Compensation is the total of all rewards given to employees in return for their work. The
overall purpose of compensation is to attract, retain and motivate employees.
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Work Environment
According to Edi Sutrisno (2009: 118) the work environment is the overall work facilities and
infrastructure that are around employees who are doing work that can affect the implementation of work
including the workplace, facilities, cleanliness, lighting, tranquility including work relationships between
people who are in place These people will be able to carry out their activities well, so that optimal results are
achieved, if one of them is supported by appropriate work environment conditions (Sedarmayanti 2011:
27).According to Razak, Ma'amor, & Hassan (2016) work environment refers to: (1) Helping employees
become the best, (2) Encouraging to express their creativity, (3) Work culture expresses creativity, (4) Helping
employees realize their potential, ( 5). Helping employees add skills, (6) Experts recognized in their fields. (7)
No salary complaints, (8) Caring for employees and their families, (9) Appreciated based on performance, (10)
Talking about fitness, health, and proper eating patterns, (11) A pleasant workplace, and (12) Safe and clean
workplace.
Framework and Hypotheses
Shujaat, Sana, Aftab, & Ahmed (2013); and Ashraf (2019) which states that career development influences
job satisfaction. Furthermore, research conducted by Kong, Cheung, & Song (2012) shows that the dimensions
of hotel career management (career assessment, career development, and career training) affect career
satisfaction. Furthermore the results of research conducted by Kong, Wang, & Fu (2015) states that it must
provide challenging career and job growth opportunities for their employees, because this is an important
motivating factor. Research conducted by Judge, Piccolo, Podsakoff, Shaw, & Rich, (2010) revealed that
compensation has a positive influence on job satisfaction. However, this study contradicts this research
conducted by Ezekiel Chinyio, Suresh, & Salis (2018) stating that benefits do not have a significant impact on
job satisfaction because they are not paid on a regular basis but relative to certain circumstances. Likewise,
salary does not have a significant effect on job satisfaction. While Che Ahmat, Arendt, & Russell (2019)
conducted a study which revealed that compensation had a positive and significant effect on job satisfaction.
The results of a study conducted by (Ashraf, 2019) which states that the work environment provides a
significant influence on job satisfaction. Furthermore, research conducted by (Elechi et al., 2018) is identifying
variables that predict job satisfaction for Nigerian correctional staff.
H1: Career development has a positive and significant effect on job satisfaction
H2: Compensation has a positive and significant effect on job satisfaction
H3:The work environment has a positive and significant effect on job satisfaction.
Weng's empirical research (2013); Zhou (2015); Li (2012) and Son & Kim (2019) who revealed that the
intrinsic function of the organization towards career growth is positively related to work engagement.
Further research conducted by Bai & Liu (2018) and Liu, He, & Yu (2017) revealed that career development
had a significant effect on employee engagement. Research conducted by Hoole & Hotz, (2016) concluded
that employee compensation benefits are positively related to employee work engagement (Hoole & Hotz,
2016). Furthermore, research conducted by Zacher, Chan, Bakker, & Demerouti (2015) revealed that
compensation had a significant positive effect on employees' attractiveness to their work. Further research
conducted by Venz, Pundt, & Sonnentag (2018) shows that by using compensation given to employees in the
workplace, employees can actively improve their own job attitudes. Tsaur, Hsu, & Lin (2019); Li, Li, & Wan
(2019) and Timms et al. (2015) revealed that a good work environment will significantly positive effect on
employee work engagement, in this case employees will work to be enthusiastic, enterprising and feel proud
of their work. Research conducted by De Simone, Planta, & Cicotto, (2018) shows that self efficacy, job
satisfaction, and job involvement have direct or indirect effects on nurses turnover intentions, and that job
satisfaction gives a stronger effect on intention to move. Furthermore Penger & Èerne (2014); Memon, Salleh,
& Baharom (2016) and Yalabik, Rayton, & Rapti (2017) revealed that job satisfaction has a significant positive
relationship with work engagement.
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With career development carried out regularly in the Bukittinggi City Government, employees are proud
of the work that I do. Especially employees who get promotions in other fields, they make the job
challenging. Research by Weng (2013) & Zhou (2015) can be concluded that in different work environments, a
positive impact between career growth. Research conducted by Zacher, Chan, Bakker, & Demerouti (2015)
revealed that compensation had a significant positive effect on employees' attachment to their work.
Furthermore, research conducted by Li, Li, & Wan (2019) revealed that the work practice environment is
positively associated with higher work engagement and lower turnover intentions. Further research
conducted by Memon, Salleh, & Baharom (2016) and Yalabik, Rayton, & Rapti (2017) revealed that job
satisfaction has a significant positive relationship with work engagement.
H8: Career development significantly influences employee engagement through job satisfaction
H9: Compensation has a significant effect on employee work engagement through job satisfaction
H10: The work environment significantly influences employee work engagement through job
satisfaction
Based on the description above, schematically, the conceptual framework can be described as follows:
Career
development H4
H8 H9
H1 H10
Work
H5
Engagement
H7
Compensation
H2 JOb
Satisfaction
H3
H6
Work
Environment
Methods
This type of research is quantitative research with an empirical paradigm (Burrell & Morgan, 1992). Thus,
this study uses a deductive method based on previous studies. This study seeks to confirm previous findings
related to the relationship between variables.
Data collection and sample profiles
Field surveys use non-probability convenience sampling. This method is used in this study. Data was
collected in the City Government of Bukittinggi. A survey questionnaire was given to each employee. A total
of 200 questionnaires were distributed to employees. Measurements were taken to engrave the responses of
respondents using a Likert scale. Likert scale is a scale based on the sum of response attitudes in responding
to questions in response to questions relating to indicators of a concept or variable being measured, in this
case respondents are asked to agree or disagree with all statements (Sugiyono, 2010). Furthermore, the
answer to each item of the instrument is given a range of scores of 1 (one) which shows strongly disagree
(STS) to 5 (five) which shows strongly agree (SS). Among these, five extreme outliers were removed
(Mahalanobis' D (28)>63,892, p <.001), leaving 195 respondents for data analysis. Table 1 reports the
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demographic profile details. The sample consisted of 62.5% men and 37.5% women. The majority of ages
between the ages of 48-57 years were 38.5% of all 68%.
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compatibility, the model was revised following the suggestions of the modification index. Re-estimating the
model with this added path has a good match with the data (p <.050, RMSEA = 0.044, CFI = 0.946, GFI = 0.906,
TLI=0.944, CMIN/df=1,364).
Table 3. Goodness of Fit Indices
Based on the Tabel 4. shows that the hypothesis test results can be concluded that: The results of the first
hypothesis test show that career development has a positive and significant effect on job satisfaction. This
means that the better the career development of employees the more job satisfaction increases. So the
Hypothesis is accepted. The results of the second hypothesis test show that compensation has a positive and
significant effect on job satisfaction. This means that the better the compensation of employees the more job
satisfaction increases. So the Hypothesis is accepted. The results of the third hypothesis test show that the
work environment has a positive and significant effect on job satisfaction. This means that the better the work
environment the more job satisfaction increases. So the Hypothesis is accepted. The fourth hypothesis test
results show that compensation has a positive and significant effect on work engagement. This means that the
better the compensation of employees the more work engagement is increased. So the Hypothesis is accepted.
The results of the fifth hypothesis test show that career development has a positive and significant effect on
work engagement. This means that the better the career development of employees the more work
engagement is increased. So the Hypothesis is accepted. The sixth hypothesis test results show that the work
environment has a positive and significant effect on work engagement. This means that the better the work
environment, the more work engagement of employees increases. So the Hypothesis is accepted. The results
of the seventh hypothesis test indicate that employee job satisfaction has a positive and significant effect on
work engagement. This means that the better the job satisfaction of employees the more work engagement is
increased. So the Hypothesis is accepted.
Table 4. Structural parameter estimates of the final model (Direct Effect)
Hypothesized Relationship Estimate S.E. C.R. P Result
<-
Job Satisfaction Career development 3,986 1,016 3,921 *** Supported
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Job Satisfaction <- Supported
Compensation 3,733 ,961 3,881 ***
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Job Satisfaction <- Supported
Work environment 1,603 ,485 3,303 ***
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<- Supported
Work Engagement Compensation 1,477 ,472 3,127 ,002
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Work Engagement <- Supported
Career development ,958 ,080 11,873 ***
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Work Engagement <- Supported
Job satisfaction ,823 ,103 7,925 ***
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Work Engagement <- 10,20 Supported
Work enviroment ,870 ,085 ***
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The fourth hypothesis test results show that compensation has a positive and significant effect on work
engagement. This means that the better the compensation of employees the more work engagement is
increased. Li's (2012) study found that good psychosocial safety perceptions had a positive impact on work
engagement. So employee career growth can increase employee awareness and self-development, thereby
increasing their work input. This research is also in line with research conducted by (Son & Kim, 2019) which
reveals that the intrinsic function of organizations towards career growth is positively related to work
engagement. In addition, employee perceptions of leaders as role models moderate the relationship between
work engagement and career commitment. Specifically, the mediating role of work involvement in the
relationship between the intrinsic function of organizational career growth and career commitment is
stronger when employees perceive their leaders as role models. Further research conducted by (Bai & Liu,
2018) and Liu, He, & Yu (2017) revealed that career development significantly affected employee engagement.
The fifth hypothesis test results show that career development has a positive and significant effect on
work engagement. This means that the better the career development of employees the more work
engagement is increased. Employees of the City Government of Bukittinggi consider that adequate
compensation is given when using good skills at work. According to Marjan J. Gorgievski (2013), it is also
important that when benefits can have positive and negative effects on employees. Like that, when the
benefits are right for them, it will be a good indicator of work engagement. When employees receive rewards
from their organization, they will feel obliged to respond with a higher level of involvement.This study is in
line with research conducted by Hoole & Hotz, (2016) concluded that employee compensation benefits are
positively related to employee work involvement (Hoole & Hotz, 2016). Furthermore, research conducted by
Zacher, Chan, Bakker, & Demerouti (2015); Venz, Pundt, & Sonnentag (2018) show that by using
compensation given to employees at work, employees can actively increase their own work engagement.
The sixth hypothesis test results show that the work environment has a positive and significant effect on
work engagement. This means that the better the work environment, the more work engagement of
employees increases. Through good working conditions, employees will work optimally, work diligently and
enthusiastically and become attached to the job. This research is in line with research conducted by Tsaur,
Hsu, & Lin (2019); Li, Li, & Wan (2019) and Timms et al. (2015) revealed that a good work environment will
significantly positive effect on employee work engagement, in this case employees will work to be
enthusiastic, enterprising and feel proud of their work.
The seventh hypothesis test results indicate that employee job satisfaction has a positive and significant
effect on work engagement. This means that the better the job satisfaction of employees the more work
engagement is increased. When employees get what they expect such as salaries, promotion opportunities,
benefits, working conditions, how organizational policies are implemented and good partners, employees
will work with enthusiasm, energy and enthusiasm. Work engagement such as excitement is considered
mental endurance and high energy levels at work, mental flexibility, making extra effort, and continuing even
when the task becomes difficult. This is also referred to as the physical component. Dedication, the emotional
component, is characterized by a sense of significance, enthusiasm, challenge and pride. Absorption, the
cognitive component, is characterized by being fully concentrated, happy, and accepted by work without
regard to time passing by (Schaufeli, 2014).The results of this study are in line with research conducted by De
Simone, Planta, & Cicotto, (2018); Penger & Èerne (2014); Memon, Salleh, & Baharom (2016) and Yalabik,
Rayton, & Rapti (2017) revealed that job satisfaction has a significant positive relationship with work
engagement.
The eighth hypothesis test results show that the work environment of employees has a positive and
significant effect on work engagement through job satisfaction. With career development carried out
regularly in the Bukittinggi City Government environment, employees are proud of the work they do.
Further research conducted by Bai & Liu (2018) and Liu, He, & Yu (2017) revealed that career development
had a significant effect on employee engagement.
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The ninth hypothesis test results indicate that employee compensation has a positive and significant effect
on work engagement through employee job satisfaction.Employees realize that compensation has been
arranged in such a way by the government both direct compensation such as salary and performance
allowances as well as indirect compensation such as BPJS, pensioners, and official travel. Likewise the
government has provided non-financial compensation to employees such as promotion opportunities, and
other awards. But to get the compensation the employee must try to work better, and reach the target. To
achieve these targets employees always work full of energy and enthusiasm. Sometimes employees are
willing to work overtime without feeling the time has passed. research conducted by Venz, Pundt, &
Sonnentag (2018) shows that by using compensation given to employees in the workplace, employees can
actively improve their own job attitudes.
The tenth hypothesis test results indicate that employee career development has a positive and significant
effect on work engagement through job satisfaction. The comfort of working environment conditions can be a
factor in the creation of work engagement.This study is in line with research conducted by Tsaur, Hsu, & Lin
(2019) revealed that pleasure at work has a significant positive effect on psychological capital. Further
research conducted by Timms et al. (2015) revealed that a good work environment will significantly positive
effect on employee work engagement, in this case employees will work to be enthusiastic, enterprising and
feel proud of their work.
Conclusion
Based on the results of the hypothesis test it can be concluded that: Career development, compensation
and work environment have a positive and significant effect on job satisfaction. This means that the better
career development, compensation, work environment, the more job satisfaction increases. Career
development, compensation, satisfaction, and work environment have a positive and significant effect on
work engagement. This means that the better career development, compensation, work environment and
employee satisfaction increases work engagement.
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ABSTRACT
Employee performance is the result achieved by an employee both in quality and quantity that can be seen from the skills and
abilities of employees in completing their work by standards set by the company by the responsibilities given. This study aims to
explain the effect of career development on employee performance through job satisfaction as a mediating variable. The study was
conducted at Inna Sindhu Beach Hotel & Resort with a total sample of 61 employees and all taken for the census. The data
collection method is to use a questionnaire as a research instrument. Data analysis techniques used are path analysis (path
analysis) and multiple tests. The results showed that all hypotheses were accepted. Career development has a positive and
significant effect on job satisfaction, career development has a positive and significant effect on employee performance, job
satisfaction has a positive and significant effect on employee performance and job satisfaction mediates the effect of career
development on employee performance at Inna Sindhu Beach Hotel & Resort. The management of Inna Sindhu Beach Hotel &
Resort is expected to better manage the career development system in the company so that employees are satisfied with their
careers, also, the company is required to provide salaries by workload and employee responsibilities as well as increase the
provision of training and employee development to increase employee performance.
INTRODUCTION
Bali is one of the tourist destinations in the world, so many domestic and foreign visitors are on vacation in Bali. To provide the
best service, several factors are affecting one of them is the human resources who work in the hotel. Employees are one of the
resources owned by a company to achieve its goals. One such hotel is the Inna Sindhu Beach Hotel & Resort which is part of the
Inna Group Hotel. Inna Sindhu Beach Hotel & Resort has 61 rooms. The hotel is located near the beach, so one of its attractions
is the view that is closer to the beach. One of the services can be seen from the side of its employees. Employee performance plays
an important role in achieving the objectives of an organization, including the hospitality sector, to support these activities, it is
necessary to support employees who are competent in their fields. Based on interviews with Human Capital Manager at Inna
Sindhu Beach Hotel & Resort, said that there were indeed some problems in the performance of employees at the hotel, namely
the delay in guest services, where employees are less alert and quick in providing services for guests. This sometimes happens
during high season with a large number of guests, employees do not provide services swiftly. Also, there is one complaint from
guests regarding room cleanliness, where there are employees who are lacking in the procedure in cleaning the room. These things
affect the performance of employees at the hotel.
As for the results of interviews with three employees, said that during high season with more than a usual number of visitors
resulting in delays in serving guests, because of this the guests complained. The employees sometimes feel bored, tired, and lack
of rest when doing more tasks than usual, sometimes employees in the restaurant must work full time. So employees are less
focused on working and result in a decrease in the performance of these employees.
Performance is a result achieved by someone in carrying out tasks assigned to him based on skill, experience, and sincerity, and
time (Hasibuan, 2001: 34). The employees usually have a good performance, if the company makes efforts to meet the needs of
its employees through career development and employee job satisfaction. Employee career development in research Cedaryana et
al., (2018) is a formal and continuous effort with a focus on increasing and adding the abilities, skills, and expertise of an employee
so that changes in values, attitudes and motivation. Research by Nasution et al. (2018) revealed that career development affects
the performance of employees who work in companies, the better the career development system that can be implemented it is
expected that employee performance will also be greater. Higher performance is likely to emerge when the talents or competencies
of employees are consistent with their personal needs and organizational environment (Trivellasa et al., 2015). In a study by
Suyanto et al. (2018) shows that the higher the career development, the higher the employee's performance or the lower the career
development, the lower the employee's performance.
Career development influences efforts to improve better performance (Alfa, 2018). So career development does not merely mean
promotion to a higher position or position, but it is an encouragement or motivation to advance in working within an organization
if a person's career goes well-meaning an increase will affect employee performance. According to Khan et al. (2016) by giving
employees appropriate development and training programs can encourage employees to improve their skills and this will have an
impact on their work results. The right career development program can help employees improve their performance.
Clear career development will also affect employee job satisfaction. According to Sujaat et al. (2013) employee job satisfaction
depends on career development opportunities in the organization, by practicing all career development activities to increase
employee job satisfaction which ultimately leads to higher work efficiency and productivity. This study found high efforts by
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management to achieve satisfaction and attract existing employees. The better the career development of employees, it tends to
increase employee satisfaction (Umar, 2015).
According to Jusuf, et al. (2016) the higher the employee is allowed to develop their career, the higher the employee satisfaction,
which in turn will have a better job impact. Employees will work well and have high job satisfaction when employees are placed
in positions that match their interests and abilities. According to Trivellasa, et al. (2015) an employee who has talent will reflect
his values, vision, knowledge, competencies, interests, and style while career success and job demands are shaped by the roles of
responsibilities and assigned tasks. So that a career development program can help employees to hone their talents and can improve
employee competence at work and can achieve career success in the company. Research by Sudiarditha et al. (2019) and Sofyan
et al., (2016) show that career development has a positive and significant influence on performance through job satisfaction. The
results of research by Kriswanti (2017) also found job satisfaction can mediate the effect of career development on employee
performance. However, a study by Diariani and Budiartha (2018) found that job satisfaction has not been able to mediate the
relationship between career development and employee performance in LPD of Tegal Adat Village.
Research that discusses the influence of career development on job satisfaction and employee performance has been done a lot but
there are still differences or research gaps from the results of previous research. Therefore this research is motivated by performance
problems at Inna Sindhu Beach Hotel & Resort and several previous studies so the research on the effect of career development
on employee performance through job satisfaction as a mediating variable..
LITERATURE REVIEW
Two-Factor Theory
Two-Factor Theory by Frederick Hertzberg namely a theory that links intrinsic factors with job satisfaction and connects extrinsic
factors with job dissatisfaction also called a theory of pure motivation (motivation-hygiene theory). According to Herzberg, the
factors that lead to job satisfaction are separate and different from the factors that lead to job dissatisfaction. Herzberg in Robbins
& Judge (2015: 130), categorizes conditions such as quality of supervision, salary, company policy, physical working conditions,
relationships with others, and job security as a pure factor (hygiene factor). When those factors are adequate, employees will not
be dissatisfied but also they will not be satisfied (or motivated). If you want to motivate employees for their work, Hertzberg
suggests an emphasis on factors related to the job itself or with results that can be directly obtained from the job, such as career
opportunities, personal growth opportunities, recognition, responsibilities, and achievements.
Employee performance
Performance (work performance) is the quality and quantity of work achieved by an employee in carrying out his duties by the
responsibilities given to him (Mangkunegara, 2013: 67).
Job satisfaction
According to Handoko (2014: 193) job satisfaction is a pleasant or unpleasant emotional state with which employees view their
work. Job satisfaction reflects one's feelings for their work. Hasibuan (2001: 202) states that job satisfaction is an emotional attitude
that is fun and loves work. This attitude is reflected by work morals, discipline, and work performance.
Career development
Careers are all jobs or positions that are handled or held during one's work-life (Handoko, 2014: 123). Career development is the
personal improvements made by someone to achieve a career plan. Career development according to Dessler (2014: 379) is defined
as a series of lifelong activities (such as workshops) that contribute to the exploration, formation, success, and fulfillment of one's
career.
HYPOTHESES
H1: Career development has a positive and significant effect on job satisfaction
H2: Career development has a positive and significant effect on employee performance.
H3: Job satisfaction has a positive and significant effect on employee performance.
H4: Job satisfaction can mediate the influence of career development on employee performance positively and significantly.
RESEARCH METHODS
This research uses a quantitative approach in the form of associative. This study discusses how the influence of career development
on employee performance through job satisfaction variables. The population in this study were all employees of Inna Sindhu Beach
Hotel & Resort in 2020, amounting to 61 people and taken all for the census. So the sample used in this study is saturated because
it uses all employees in the company. Data collection methods used in this study were interviews and questionnaires. There are
two analytical techniques used in this study, namely descriptive statistics and inferential statistics. The Sobel test is used to test the
mediating role of job satisfaction (M) on the effect of career development (X) on employee performance (Y).
Analysis to be able to compile the structural equation used, the data obtained are first processed and calculated using the SPSS
program so that the analysis results obtained as in Tables 1 and 2
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Unstandardized Standardized
Coefficients Coefficients t
Model B Std. Error Beta Sig.
1 (Constant) 0,327 0,192 1,699 0,095
Career Development 0,922 0,047 0,931 19,522 0,000
R12 : 0,866 F statistik: 381,117 Sig. F: 0,000
Source: Data processed, 2020
Based on the results of the substructure 1 path analysis as presented in Table 1, the structural equation is as follows:
M = β1X + e1
M = 0,931X + e1
Based on the results of sub-structure 2 path analysis as presented in Table 4.13, the structural equation is as follows:
Y = β2X + β3M + e2
Y = 0,344X + 0,613M + e2
Based on the path diagram in Figure 1, we can calculate the amount of direct influence, indirect effect, and the total effect between
variables. The calculation of influence between variables is summarized in Table 3
Table 3 Direct Effects, Indirect Effects and Total Effects of Career Development (X), Job Satisfaction (M) and Employee
Performance (Y)
The Sobel test is used by testing the strength of the indirect effect of career development variables (X) on employee performance
variables (Y) through job satisfaction variables (M). The Sobel test is formulated with the following equation and can be calculated
using the Microsoft Excel 2010 application. If the Z calculation value is greater than 1.96 (with a 95 percent confidence level), the
mediator variable is assessed to significantly mediate the relationship between endogenous variables and exogenous variables.
Sa2b =√(a^2 Sb^2+b^2 Sa^2+Sa^2 Sb^2 )
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Information:
a = 0,931
Sa = 0,047
b = 0,613
Sb = 0,124
Sa2b =√(〖0,931〗^2 〖0,124〗^2+〖0,613〗^2 〖0,047〗^2+〖0,047〗^2 〖0,124〗^2 )
= √(0,0133+0,0008+0,0000)
= √0,0142
= 0,119127
Z =
=
= 4,7907
Based on the Sobel Test results in this study showed that the tabulation results Z = 4.7907> 1.96 with a significance level of 0,000
<0.05 which means that mediating variables namely job satisfaction are considered to be able to mediate the effect of career
development on employee performance at Inna Sindhu Beach Hotels & Resorts.
The results of this study are in line with the results of previous studies conducted by Oseanita et al. (2017) at PT. PLN (Persero)
Malang shows that career development has a significant effect on job satisfaction, which means that the better career development
provided by the company will result in better and higher job satisfaction. Cedaryana et al. (2018) in his research found that career
development had a positive and significant effect on job satisfaction. Research by Sudiardhita, et al. (2019) also found that career
development has a positive and significant effect on job satisfaction, where good career development can increase employee job
satisfaction. The results of the study by Umar (2015) showed that better career development felt by employees, it would increase
employee satisfaction as well. Work done because there is a feeling of satisfaction will make employees feel responsible,
disciplined, and proud as employees and feel proud and respectful to superiors.
The results of this study are in line with research conducted by Fadhil (2018) showing that finding that job satisfaction has a
positive and significant effect on employee performance. According to Laan, et al (2016) shows that job satisfaction is one of the
factors that play an important role in determining the level of performance of an employee, where the higher employee job
satisfaction, the higher the performance. Research conducted by Nurcahyani and Adnyani (2016) at PT. Sinar Sosro Bali Factory
also found that job satisfaction has a positive and significant effect on employee performance. Research by Shmailan (2016) also
revealed that satisfied employees had better performance and contributed to the overall success of an organization. The same results
also found in research by Pranita (2017) also show that job satisfaction has a positive and significant effect on employee
performance, where employees who have high job satisfaction tend to give better work results compared to employees with low
job satisfaction levels.
Effect of Career Development on Employee Performance Through Job Satisfaction as a Mediation Variable
Based on the Sobel test results showed that job satisfaction mediates the influence of career development positively and
significantly on employee performance at Inna Sindhu Beach Hotel & Resort thus in the fourth hypothesis this study was accepted.
This means that job satisfaction can partially mediate the effect of career development on job satisfaction. So the job satisfaction
variable as a job satisfaction variable contributes to several relationships between career development and employee performance.
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This means that good career development can increase employee job satisfaction which can further improve employee
performance. So with a high level of job satisfaction, it will be able to increase the influence of career development on employee
performance.
The results of this study are in line with research by Kriswanti (2017) who found job satisfaction can mediate the effect of career
development on employee performance. Similar results were also found in the study of Meitisari et al. (2018) shows that job
satisfaction as a partial mediation influences career development on employee performance. Research by Sofyan et al. (2016) found
theoretical findings that show that there is a direct and significant positive effect of career development on performance through
job satisfaction. So that it can be said that their employees are satisfied with what they get from the company, if employees are
satisfied it can always foster morale in themselves so that employee performance will be by what the company wants.
Based on the results of the discussion of research that has been done, the following conclusions can be drawn: Career development
has a positive and significant effect on employee job satisfaction at Inna Sindhu Beach Hotel & Resort. This means the better the
career development of employees, it will increase job satisfaction. Career development has a positive and significant effect on
employee performance at Inna Sindhu Beach Hotel & Resort. This means that the better management of employee career
development, it will improve employee performance. Job satisfaction has a positive and significant effect on employee performance
at Inna Sindhu Beach Hotel & Resort. This means that the higher job satisfaction, it will improve employee performance. Job
satisfaction can mediate the influence of career development on employee performance. This means that with high job satisfaction
can strengthen the influence of career development on employee performance at Inna Sindhu Beach Hotel & Resort.
Suggestions that can be given based on the conclusions obtained from the results of the study are as follows:For the management
of Inna Sindhu Beach Hotel & Resort, it is expected that the career development system in the company needs to be managed
better because there are still employees who are less satisfied with career development in the company. This can be done by
providing transparent information in terms of promotional opportunities in the company to all employees. It is recommended that
the company can review it for the provision of salary received by the employee so that it can be balanced with the workload that
the employee bears. In addition to a career, employees also need compensation by their workload at the company. The company
management is expected to be able to further enhance the provision of training and competency development to employees because
there are still some employees who are lacking in receiving work instructions quickly and still lacking in completing work on time.
So with the right training and development program in the future, it will always be able to improve the performance of employees.
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https://doi.org/10.52970/grhrm.v1i2.54
Abstract: This study aims is to analyze the effect of work motivation on the satisfaction of
management lecturers and analyze the effect of the work environment on the satisfaction of
management lecturers at a private university in the city of Makassar. This type of research is
explanatory research. The sample of this research is management lecturers at private universities
in Makassar city, Data use purposive random sampling total 105 respondent. The research
Received: June 18, 2021
period was carried out in February 2020-May 2020. The method of analysis in this study was
Revised: June 30, 2021
Accepted: July 13, 2021 multiple regression analysis. The results of this study indicate that motivation has a significant
effect on job satisfaction. This study proves that both theoretically and previous empirical
*Corresponding author: Muhammad studies explain that increasing work motivation will increase the job satisfaction of lecturers at
Syafii A. Basalamah, Department of private universities in the city of Makassar. According to empirical studies, motivation from a
Management, Faculty of Economics financial perspective can encourage someone to do work. This factor has a more significant
and Business, Universitas Muslim influence than the influence of motivation on lecturer job satisfaction. The universities and
Indonesia, Makassar, Indonesia
study programs must improve indicators in the work environment to create comfortable
working conditions so that it will increase the job satisfaction of private university lecturers in
E-mail:
muhammadsyafiia.basalamah@umi.ac.id
the city of Makassar.
1. INTRODUCTION
An organization requires good management in accommodating its needs to live and develop. The
university is an educational service provider institution. Faculty and faculty and several study
programs do not escape the obligation to manage their human resources properly, precisely, and
optimally. Even as an institution engaged in the service sector, the central role of human resources
plays an important role. Job satisfaction achieved by individuals affects all aspects of the institution,
from customer satisfaction to productivity. Individual motivation to excel at work is related to
perceived job satisfaction. Motivation will affect work behavior and performance. Motivated
individuals will achieve job satisfaction. In turn, this job satisfaction will affect performance so that it
will be able to provide an optimal contribution to the institution (Susanti et al., 2019). According to
the Law of the Republic of Indonesia number 14 of 2005 concerning teachers and lecturers, lecturers
are professional educators of scientists with the main task of transforming, developing, and
disseminating science, technology, and art through education, research, and research and community
service (Kusuma et al., 2018). The role of lecturers has a significant position, namely to transfer
knowledge and transfer values for educational institutions. Therefore, the achievements achieved by
lecturers will provide added value for the institution. But this needs to be supported by the lecturers'
satisfaction, such as providing services and rewards that can motivate lecturers, and maximum
working environment conditions will provide smoothness in the work process. Job satisfaction, in
general, is an assessment or reflection of workers' feelings towards work which will be seen in the
positive attitude of workers towards their work environment. The impact of job satisfaction needs to
be monitored by linking it to the output it produces, such as productivity, turnover, work
performance, and absenteeism (Rina et al., 2017). Based on published data from the ministry of
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research, technology, and higher education (2018), the number of universities in Indonesia in 2019
reached 4,621, both public and private. The total number of higher education institutions in South
Sulawesi province is 261 and is divided by form, 29 universities, nine institutes, 134 high schools, 15
polytechnics, 72 academies, and two community academies. The total number of private universities
in South Sulawesi is 206 universities.
The increasing demands of students and the community regarding higher education services must
be followed by increasing the capacity of human resources in carrying out their functions and
responsibilities. However, a general phenomenon shows that private universities cannot be responsive
and proactive to these developments. In providing services to customers, it seems that they are not
severe. Motivational factors and the work environment play a significant role in creating job
satisfaction for lecturers. The motivation in question is internal motivation, namely feedback from
superiors and what achievements are made will get appreciation. External motivation is by giving
rewards every year to lecturers, such as providing salary increases for each group adjusted to applicable
regulations and attention from friends and superiors. According to Ardito et al (2019), motives are
factors that cause individuals to behave or behave in a certain way. Sahinidis & Bouris (2008); Santos-
Vijande et al (2021) stated that motivating factors (job, achievement, recognition, responsibility, and
career advancement) can increase lecturer job satisfaction.
Along with the high needs of life, there is a need for adjustments to the provision of remuneration.
The income of private lecturers in Makassar is very dependent on the policies or regulations of the
university. In addition, Aryee et al (2016); Santos-Vijande et al (2021) suggests that work motivation
is a condition that encourages the individual's desire to carry out certain activities to achieve his
desires. The motivation in a person is a force that will manifest a behavior in achieving self-satisfaction
in a specific type of activity, and the direction is positive by leading to the object being the goal. The
phenomenon that occurs is that several private universities in Makassar provide a higher basic salary
than the basic salary of lecturers of the state civil apparatus. However, some private universities still
offer lower wages than the basic salary of lecturers of the state civil apparatus. This is following the
opinion of Kusuma et al (2018); Mappamiring & Putra (2021), referring to Dubin's theory (1988)
which states that basically, the provision of salaries and bonuses (incentives) is a stimulus that causes
activities to take place, maintaining activities so that they lead directly to one goal that is better than
another. A salary or bonus is an incentive or attraction deliberately given to employees to aim to build,
maintain, and strengthen and direct their attitudes or behavior to a goal to be achieved. Private
lecturers and state civil servants have the opportunity to get available allowances. Lecturers also get
additional salaries through allowances for lecturers who have academic positions. According to
Presidential Decree No. 65 of 2007 regarding lecturer allowances, lecturers will get a different Rp
375,000 for expert assistants, Rp 700,000 for lectors, Rp 900,000 for head lectors, and Rp 1,350,000
for professors. Lecturers at private universities will receive a certification allowance if they have an
educator certificate. This allowance will be adjusted to lecturers' income in the state civil apparatus
even though the payment of private lecturers on campus is lower. The certification allowance will be
paid one time of basic salary following the class system. The budgets usually range from IDR
2,700,000 to IDR 3,000,000.
The work environment can be achieved by other factors supporting lecturer satisfaction, namely a
conducive work environment with adequate facilities and infrastructure. In general, the Management
study program has decent standards. However, some problems are still related to the main facilities,
namely proper building capacity such as a 4-story building but still not having an elevator so that
lecturers sometimes feel tired, especially lecturers who are over 50 years old. Improvement because the
size is not following the capacity of the existing lecturers and other facilities such as air conditioning in
the room which sometimes does not function properly because it does not match the room's capacity.
Following the research conducted by Arianto (2013); Scaduto et al (2008), the work environment
dramatically influences personal pride and their work. Good work facilities and layout will increase
employee productivity. The work environment or conditions are all physical aspects of work, work
psychology, and work regulations that can affect job satisfaction and work productivity (Demirkaya
et al., 2011; Yu, 2014). Empirical facts in the field show that in L2Dikti Region IX, some certified
lecturers have not demonstrated an increase in teaching performance. For example, they do not have
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teaching preparation, are indisciplined in teaching, and are less productive in making teaching
materials and textbooks. Several lecturers have been certified through observation but do not have
teaching preparations such as syllabus, lecture program units, teaching scenarios. Data from L2Dikti
in 2017 shows that almost 50 percent of certified lecturers still have not completed textbooks
according to learning needs. Martoyo (2000) states that managing human resources in an organization
creates job satisfaction of members of the organization concerned, which will further improve
performance.
Sikora & Ferris (2014); Suong et al (2019) state that job satisfaction is a positive feeling in a job,
which is the impact or result of evaluating various aspects of the job. Job satisfaction is an assessment
and attitude of a person or employee towards his work. It relates to the work environment, type of
work, relationships between co-workers, and social relations at work. Cook & Wall (1980); Haerani et
al (2020) states that the more aspects of the position following the individual's wishes and value
system adopted, the higher the level of satisfaction obtained. Vice versa, the more elements of the
work that are not following the desires and value system adopted by the individual, the lower the level
of satisfaction obtained. In addition, Bell & Sheridan (2020) states that job satisfaction can be a
driving factor for increasing employee performance, which will improve organizational performance.
According to Scaduto et al (2008), the work environment and work motivation positively and
significantly affected job satisfaction. Employees who do not get job satisfaction will never reach
psychological maturity, resulting in frustration, low morale, fatigue and boredom, unstable emotions,
doing activities that have nothing to do with the work to be done, etc. Rodrigo & Palacios (2021)
explained that high motivation and a supportive work environment would increase teacher job
satisfaction. In addition, employees who get job satisfaction perform better than employees who do
not contact job satisfaction. Based on that, the research hypothesis is 1) work motivation has a
significant effect on lecturer job satisfaction and 2) work environment has a significant effect on
lecturer job satisfaction. The aims of this study are 1) to analyze the effect of work motivation in
increasing the job satisfaction of lecturers in management study programs at private universities in
Makassar. 2) to analyze the effects of the work environment in increasing job satisfaction of lecturers
in management study programs at private universities in Makassar.
2. Literature Review
The work environment in a company is essential for management to pays attention to. Although
the work environment does not carry out the production process in a company, the work
environment directly influences the employees who carry out the process production. The work
environment is an atmosphere where employees carry out activities every day. A conducive work
environment provides a sense of security and allows employees to work optimally. If the employee
likes the work environment where he works, the employee will feel at home at work, carrying out his
activities to effectively work time. On the other hand, an inadequate work environment will reduce
employee performance. Some experts define the work environment as follows: According to Akob et
al (2020); Mohsen Farmahini Faharani (2014), the work environment is everything around employees
and can affect the performance of the tasks assigned to them, for example, with air conditioner (AC),
adequate lighting, etc. The work environment exists in the workers' setting that can affect themselves
in carrying out tasks such as temperature, humidity, ventilation, lighting, noise, cleanliness of the
workplace, and whether or not work equipment is adequate (Arianto, 2013). According to Akob et al
(2020) the work environment can be interpreted as the entire tooling faced, the surrounding
environment in which a person works, the work method, and the influence of his work both as
individuals as groups. Meanwhile, according to Lambert et al (2007), the work environment is an
environment where employees do their daily work. From some of the definitions above, it can be
concluded that environmental work is everything around the workers/employees that can affect
employee job satisfaction in carrying out their work so that maximum work results will be obtained.
Where in the work environment, there are work facilities that support employees in completing tasks.
Which is imposed on employees to order improve the work of employees in a company.
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Theorists such as Maslow (1954), Herzberg et al. (1959), and Alderfer (1972) have sought to
explain employee motivation by holding on to the assumption that all individuals possess the same set
of needs and therefore prescribe the characteristics that ought to be present in the jobs. These
theorists have afforded opportunities to managers to design motivational schemes to influence
performance. What needs to be answered are the factors of motivation that drive the performance of
employees in the mining sectors in Indonesia. Various theorists explain motivation as a process
governing choices (Bhattacharyya, 2009; Chen et al., 2012; Deegan, 2002; Rodrigo & Palacios, 2021).
The motivation process may be internal or external to the individual that arouses enthusiasm and
persistence to pursue a particular course of action. The motivation process starts with a physiological
or psychological deficiency or needs that activates a behavior or a drive aimed at a goal (Bhattacharyya,
2009). According to Arnold et al. (1991), a needs-related model of motivation is initiated by the
conscious or unconscious recognition of unsatisfied needs. The needs create wants, which are desires
to achieve or obtain something. Goals are established, which is believed will satisfy the needs and
wants, and a behavior pathway is selected which is expected to achieve the goal (Amstrong, 2007;
Rodrigo & Palacios, 2021; Santos-Vijande et al., 2021). According to Harlie (2012), motivation is one
of the efforts made by a person to produce good performance and quality. Motivation is part of the
function of human resource management, namely integration, the most basic stimulant in the
embodiment, complex and continuous effort to increase the potential inherent in him.
Work motivation is the process that directs and sustains performance. Motivation encourages
employees internally to help them achieve specific goals or tasks assigned to them (Sohail et al., 2014).
Employees' work effectiveness can inspire them to work and bring more work motivation and
commitment to their work. This result can be interpreted as motivation to do an activity for it, to
experience pleasure and satisfaction in the action (Malik et al., 2011; Creasy & Carnes, 2017;
Şendoğdu et al., 2013; Stone & Dulebohn, 2013). Work motivation can be created by incentivizing
employees in the form of money that can be felt as supported people and have their place in
organizing. (Moynihan & Pandey, 2014) explained that emotional attachment and employee loyalty
are the most critical factors in work motivation. It can bind people to stay organized. According to
Latief et al. (2018), if a person has the high motivation, he will do the job to the maximum and vice
versa. If a person does not have motivation in working, then there will be no new things that he can
do to achieve the company's target. This motivation is essential because, with motivation, it is
expected that every individual employee will work hard and enthusiastically to achieve high work
productivity. Based on the explanation of the above theories, work motivation is an effort to
encourage oneself to do the work and channel all the expertise that is owned so that the company's
objectives can be achieved. According to Latief et al. (2018), if a person has the high motivation, he
will do the job to the maximum and vice versa. If a person does not have motivation in working, then
there will be no new things that he can do to achieve the company's target. This motivation is essential
because, with motivation, it is expected that every individual employee will work hard and
enthusiastically to achieve high work productivity. Based on the explanation of the above theories, it
can be drawn conclusions that work motivation is an effort to encourage oneself to do the work and
channel all the expertise owned so that the company's objectives can be achieved.
The research technique uses explanatory research, namely, to examine and analyze the effect of
work motivation and work environment on lecturers' job satisfaction at private universities in the
management study program in Makassar. The research was conducted at eight universities from 15
universities with management study programs in Makassar. The study was carried out for 4 (four)
months, from February 2020 to May 2020. This study used primary data sources and secondary data.
The preliminary data in this study were obtained from respondents' answers through filling out a
questionnaire. The respondents of this study were management lecturers at a private university in
Makassar related to motivation, work environment, and job satisfaction. At the same time, secondary
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data is in the form of information collected from internal or external organizations accessed via the
internet, document searches, and information publication. Secondary data sources in this study are
data from internet sources regarding private universities in Makassar and the currently happening
phenomena. The population in this study were management lecturers at a private university in
Makassar. This study takes a saturated sample that is taking all the existing population (Sugiyono,
2011). For details, see the following table 1.
Table1: Samples
Number of
No University Total Lecturer of Management
Samples
1 Bosowa 7 7
2 Atma Jaya 8 8
3 Cokroaminoto 8 8
4 Universitas Fajar 9 9
5 Muhammadiyah Makassar 19 19
6 Universitas Muslim Indonesia 38 38
7 Kristen Indonesia Paulus 9 9
8 Patria Atrha 7 7
Total 105 105
3.2. Measurement
To test the hypothesis of this study, the method of multiple regression analysis was used to analyze
work motivation, work environment, and job satisfaction of lecturers at a private university in
Makassar. With the following formulation:
Y = a1+b1X1+b2X2+e
Info:
Y = Dependent variable (Lcturer job satisfaction)
a = coefficient constant
b = Regression coefficient
X1 = Independent variable (work motivation)
X2 = Independent variable (work environment)
e = Error
Work motivation (X1), which is defined as an impulse in human nature to act or move directly
through behavioral channels, leads to an agreed goal in the organization or company. The indicators
used to measure work motivation are, e.g., internal motivation (There is feedback on the results of his
work; Priority is the achievement of what he does). Second External motivation (Happy to get praise
for what he does. Work with wanting to get incentives; Work with the hope of getting attention from
friends and superiors). Third, the Work Environment (X2) can be interpreted as everything around
the lecturer that can affect job satisfaction in carrying out his work, both physical and non-physical.
So that maximum work results will be obtained, wherein there are work facilities that support
completing tasks assigned to lecturers to improve their performance. The indicators used to measure
the work environment are, for example, the physical work environment (Layout; Lecturer Room;
Facilities and Infrastructure). Fourth, non-physical work environment (smooth communication and
responsibility, and cooperation). Fifth, Job Satisfaction. Job Satisfaction (X3) is an emotional feeling
that is pleasant or unpleasant to see the results of their work. Where lecturers will show positive
behavior if they are satisfied and show negative behavior when they are dissatisfied with what they
expect is not following the reality. Indicators of job satisfaction are as follows, e.g., Characteristics of
Own Work (Work Itself), Superior Relations (Supervisor), Support of Colleagues (Co-Workers),
Promotion of Position (Promotion). Salary / Wages (Pay). All variables used in this study will be
measured using a Likert scale. According to Sugiyono (2011), the Likert scale is used to measure
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attitudes, opinions, and perceptions of people about social phenomena. The measurement scale uses a
Likert scale (1 = strongly disagree, 2 = disagree, 3 = neutral, 4 = agree, 5 = strongly agree).
The validity test was conducted to determine the validity and/or suitability of the
questionnaire/questionnaire that the researcher used to obtain data and respondents. Test the validity
of the Pearson Product Moment Correlation using the principle of correlating or connecting each
item score with the total score obtained in the study eg, if the value of r count > r table, then the
questionnaire is declared valid. If the value of r count < r table, then the questionnaire is declared
invalid.
Table 2 shows that all statement items for the motivation variable (X1), work environment (X2),
and job satisfaction (Y) have a value of r-calculated > r-estimated (0.191) or are above the critical r of
0.30 so that it can be said that all statement items have valid. The greater the value of r arithmetic
indicates the greater the validity of a research instrument. To find out that the questionnaire used is
genuinely reliable as a data collection tool, it is necessary to test its reliability or level of trust. The
questionnaire is reliable if it can give relatively the same results at different times or give the right
results. In SPSS statistics, the reliability test is used to determine the consistency of the questionnaire
used by the researcher so that the questionnaire can be relied upon even though the research was
carried out repeatedly with the same questionnaire, through Cronbach's Alpha reliability test. The
basis for decision making in the reliability test is: If the value of > r-estimated, then the questionnaire
items used are declared reliable or consistent. Suppose the value of < r-estimated, then the
questionnaire items used are declared unreliable or inconsistent.
Table 3 shows that all of these variables have coefficient values Cronbach's Alpha more significant
than 0.6, so it can be said that the statement instrument used in this study is reliable or reliable. The F
test is used to show whether all the independent variables used in the study have a joint influence on
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the dependent variable (Ghozali, 2011). The larger the value of R2, the greater the value F. However, if
the value of R2 = 1, then F becomes infinite. In addition, the statistical F test was used to test the
significance of R2.
Table 4: R2 Regression Results
Model R R Square Adj. R Square Sig. F
1 0.860 0.739 0.734 0.000
Table 4 shows that the adjusted R-squared value of 0.734 means that simultaneously the
motivation variable (X1) and the work environment (X2) have an effect of 73.4 percent on the job
satisfaction variable (Y) while the remaining 26.6 percent is influenced by other variables outside the
variable. independent. sig value. F of 0.000 indicates that the motivation variable (X1) and work
environment (X2) . The t-test serves to determine the effect of the independent variable partially on
the dependent variable. According to Ghozali (2013), this test was carried out by comparing the t-
calculated and t-estimated with an error rate of 5% (two-party test) or 1%. If t-calculated > t-estimated,
then the partial correlation coefficient found is significant (absolute) or can be generalized.
Table 5 shows that partially the motivation and work environment variables have a significant
effect on job satisfaction. In addition, table 4 also shows the coefficient value of each variable, so the
regression model equation is as follows.
Y = 4.693 + 0.160 X1 + 0.576X2.
4.2. Discussion
Work motivation has a significant effect on lecturer job satisfaction. This is indicated by the
significance t-value of 0.000, which is smaller than = 0.05, so it can be said that Ho is rejected. Work
motivation consists of appropriate feedback, the prestige of the work, support for what is being done,
the incentives given are relevant, and working with the hope of getting attention from friends and
superiors. This study indicates that motivation (X1) has a significant effect on job satisfaction (Y).
This is following the previous hypothesis where motivation has a substantial impact on job
satisfaction. This study supports the opinion of Cong & Van (2013), which states that motivation is a
set of factors that cause a person or employee to perform their duties mainly. Motivation can be one
of the most critical means in shaping job satisfaction and influencing employee performance. In
addition, this study supports Cong & Van (2013) opinion, which states that a person tends to work
with enthusiasm if satisfaction can be obtained from his work. Employee job satisfaction is the key to
driving morale, discipline, and employee performance in supporting company goals. In addition, in
Haerani et al (2020) explains that motivation is a mental condition that encourages a person to
achieve maximum performance. The first indicator of motivation is appropriate feedback. In this
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study, the item for the proper feedback indicator puts forward how to build motivation with input
given by superiors in the organization. Relevant feedback from supervisors will increase the
motivation of lecturers in carrying out their duties and will provide satisfaction for lecturers because
of the appropriate feedback. The second indicator is the prestige of the work. Motivation can be built
from awards given to superiors and colleagues by providing an appreciation for the results of the job
done. The third indicator is the support of what is being done. In general, employees want to support
in everything that is done by superiors and fellow lecturers. Although not in the form of financial, the
support provided can encourage motivation for lecturers. The fourth indicator is the incentives
provided accordingly. Motivation from a financial perspective, according to empirical facts, can
inspire someone to do work. The fifth indicator is working with the hope of getting attention from
friends and superiors. The sense of pride in getting awards from supervisors and co-workers can
encourage someone to further improve their efforts at work due to praise or appreciation; this gives
satisfaction after carrying out their work.
The work environment has a significant influence on job satisfaction. This is indicated by the
significance t value of 0.000, which is smaller than = 0.05, so it can be said that Ho is rejected. The
work environment consists of a good layout, appropriate lecturer rooms, adequate facilities and
infrastructure, smooth communication, responsibility, and cooperation. This study indicates that the
work environment (X2) has a significant effect on job satisfaction (Y). This is following the previous
hypothesis where the work environment significantly affects job satisfaction. This study supports the
opinion of Schultz and Schultz (2010:405), stating that the work environment or conditions are all
aspects of physical work, work psychology, and work regulations that can affect job satisfaction and
work productivity. In addition, this study supports Sukanti et al. (2008) 's opinion that the work
environment has a significant influence on the level of personal pride and the work they do. The first
indicator in the work environment is good spatial planning. In this study, the item for this good
spatial indicator is that a suitable room arrangement will provide more benefits for lecturers in
carrying out activities to create an environment that can give enthusiasm to the work of lecturers. The
second indicator is the appropriate lecturer room. The lecturers' workspace greatly determines the
lecturer's confidence in working; sometimes, the lecturer is on campus for a long time. So that with a
particular room for individual lecturers, with the lecturer's room, it will create a comfortable and
pleasant environment for lecturers and spur enthusiasm for work. The third indicator is adequate
facilities and infrastructure. With proper facilities and infrastructure provided for lecturers by the
university, it will provide convenience in doing work. Lecturers need, e.g., printers, computers,
worship rooms, restrooms, parking lots, other facilities from campus that support the smooth
running of lecturers in carrying out teaching activities such as classrooms, LCD projectors, relatively
comfortable classroom desks, internet facilities, libraries, etc. The fourth indicator is fluency of
communication. Good and smooth communication between leaders and subordinates, between
fellow lecturers, and between administrative staff or campus staff. Communication supports the
creation of comfort in the work environment. The fifth indicator is responsibility and cooperation.
The duties carried out by lecturers should be of value to the lecturers concerned in carrying out their
duties; in addition, cooperation in carrying out work or teamwork between all academic elements on
campus will create a comfortable working environment and will provide opportunities for lecturers to
be more creative with comfortable working conditions and cooperation that is built together in
achieving organizational goals.
5. Conclusion
The results of this study indicate that motivation has a significant effect on job satisfaction. This
study proves that both theoretically and previous empirical studies explain that increasing work
motivation will increase the job satisfaction of lecturers at private universities in the city of Makassar.
According to empirical studies, motivation from a financial perspective can encourage someone to do
work. This can be a concern for universities and management study programs in the city of Makassar
to manage their human resource arrangements as well as possible to create job satisfaction. The results
of this study indicate that the work environment has a significant effect on job satisfaction. This study
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proves that both theoretically and previous empirical studies explain that improving work
environment conditions will increase the job satisfaction of private university lecturers in the city of
Makassar. The most dominant variable in this study is the work environment. This factor has a more
significant influence than the influence of motivation on lecturer job satisfaction. The universities
and study programs must improve indicators in the work environment to create comfortable working
conditions so that it will increase the job satisfaction of private university lecturers in the city of
Makassar.
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Jurnal Visi Manajemen
Vol.9, No.1 Januari 2023
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Ahmad Prayudi
Universitas Medan Area
Email: ahmadprayudi@staff.uma.ac.id
Imas Komariyah
STIE Miftahul Huda Subang
Email: komariyahimas26@gmail.com
Abstract
Human resources are very important in a company. therefore every company always tries to
have quality human resources and companies must pay attention to aspects of work related to
human resources, because without quality human resources a company will not run well
between HR and companies must have a mutually beneficial relationship requires, companies
need quality employees, employees also need a work environment that can provide satisfaction
such as having a clean and comfortable work environment, one of the company's activities to
advance the abilities of its employees is employee career development and providing
motivation to employees from research is to determine the effect of motivation , work
environment and career development on job satisfaction of employees of PT. Kalibaru
Indonesia This research is included in the category of quantitative research. The total
population is 302 employees, so the sample used is 77 employees because it uses the Slovin
formula. From these results work motivation, work environment and career development affect
job satisfaction.
1. INTRODUCTION
Human resources (HR) is very important in a company, therefore every company
always strives to have quality HR, because without quality HR a company will not run
well between HR and the company must have a relationship that requires each other,
companies need employees quality and the company should pay attention to work aspects
related to human resources.
Basically, companies want to have employees who are smart, clever, and skilled,
able to work hard, have high enthusiasm. Companies need to pay attention to the problem
of employee motivation by observing, supervising, changing and directing employee
behavior in accordance with the stated goals company wants.
A person's various attitudes toward his work reflect his favorable and unfavorable
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experiences at work and his hopes for future experiences. Fun work to do can be said that
the job gives satisfaction to the owner. The opposite event, dissatisfaction will be obtained
if a job is not fun to do.
Employee job satisfaction is influenced by the work environment, because a
conducive work environment will make employees feel comfortable and happy while at
work. Employees will feel more motivated to complete their tasks. A conducive work
environment can reduce employee fatigue after work and create employee job satisfaction.
Employees who have high work motivation will be more enthusiastic at work and
tend to be more satisfied with their work, so they will work better and achieve better results.
Conversely, people who are less interested in their work or lack high work motivation will
be dissatisfied with their work and the results produced will also be less than optimal. In
general, work motivation and job satisfaction have a reciprocal relationship. High work
motivation can increase job satisfaction, while high job satisfaction can increase work
motivation. High job satisfaction can improve a person's performance and increase work
productivity, and can reduce the turnover rate (employee resignation rate) in the company.
Therefore,
The work environment is one of the factors that can affect one's job satisfaction. A
good and comfortable work environment will make a person more comfortable and
comfortable at work, thereby increasing motivation and job satisfaction. Conversely, a
work environment that is not good or bad can reduce one's motivation and job satisfaction.
An uncomfortable work environment can cause stress and fatigue, which can reduce work
performance and productivity.
The work environment is everything that is around the workers that can influence
him. The existence of a comfortable work environment can provide encouragement to
work in earnest, so that it can provide work performance for achieving goals so that the
company will continue to progress in developing its business. Career development is
personal changes that a person makes to achieve a career plan (Baroroh, 2016)
Career development is needed to manage HR effectively and efficiently. From the
start when employees enter the company, it is better if an employee is able to plan his
career path while in the company, while the company's job is only to facilitate employees
and provide information on how an employee achieves his career goals, such as
determining certain requirements in taking a certain position.
Career development available to someone can affect the level of job satisfaction
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ON EMPLOYEE JOB SATISFACTION
that is felt. People who have the opportunity to develop and develop themselves in their
work will be more motivated and more satisfied at work, so they can improve their
performance and results. Rather, people those who do not have the opportunity to develop
in their work will be less motivated and less satisfied with their work, so that the
performance and results produced will also be less than optimal. Therefore, companies need
to provide fair and equitable career development opportunities for all employees in order
to increase employee job satisfaction.
2. THEORETICAL BASIS
2.1. Job satisfaction
Everyone who works expects to get satisfaction from his place of work. Basically job
satisfaction is an individual thing because each individual will have different levels of
satisfaction according to the values that apply to each individual. The more aspects of
work that are in accordance with individual wishes, the higher the level of satisfaction felt.
Wibowo (2010) job satisfaction is a general attitude towards a person's work, which shows
the difference between the amount of rewards they receive workers and the amount they
should receive. Job values are the goals that employees want to achieve in doing their jobs.
The expectations to be achieved are work values that are considered important by
individuals in meeting their basic needs. Basic needs are everything that workers expect
in return for the work they have done. So that the more aspects of needs that are fulfilled,
the higher the level of worker satisfaction. Arifin (2012) job satisfaction is how people
carry out work and its aspects.
3. RESEARCH METHODS
This type of research is quantitative. The population in this study are employees who work
at PT. Kalibaru totaled 302, with a sample of 77 respondents who were obtained from the
slovin formula. This study took primary data sources because researchers visited the object
of research directly and distributed questionnaires to respondents. To obtain the data
needed to support this research. As for the primary data source in this study, all 77
respondent data were used. The secondary data for this study were in the form of journals
and data received from companies. The data collection method is by distributing
questionnaires through the Google form. In measuring respondents' answers, filling out
the questionnaire was measured using a Likert scale, namely a scale that contains five
levels of preference for answers with alternative answers. Methods Data analysis with
multiple linear regression analysis using the SPSS program.
This section will explain the descriptive data obtained from the respondents. This data is
used as additional information to understand research results. Respondents in this study
were employees who participated in this study. The data is presented in tabular form based
on gender, age and education and years of service.
Based on table 2. obtained the data shows that of the 77 respondents, most of the
respondents were high school employees with 77 employees (100%).
The results of the frequency distribution of respondents based on age can be seen in the
following table:
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Based on table 3. obtained data that 77 respondents, most of the respondents are
in the age range of 18 to 25 years as many as 30 employees (40%), ages 26 to 35 years as
many as 22 employees (29.3%), aged 36 to 45 years as many as 20 employees (26.7%),
and age ≥
46 years as many as 3 employees (4%).
The results of the frequency distribution of respondents based on length of service can be
seen in the following table:
Table 4. Characteristics of Respondents Based on Length of Service
LENGTH OF WORK
Frequenc Valid cumulative
y percent percent percent
Valid < 1 YEAR 9 12.0 12.0 12.0
1-2 YEARS 26 34.7 34.7 46.7
3-5 YEARS 32 42.7 42.7 89.3
≥ 5 YEARS 8 10.7 10.7 100.0
Total 77 100.0 100.0
Source: Processed research data, 2022
Based on table 4, data was obtained that out of 65 respondents, 9 employees (12%) had a
long working period of < 1 year, 26 employees (34.7%) had a long working period of 1-2
years, 32 employees (42.7%) had a long working period of length of service for 3-5 years,
and 8 employees (10.7%) have length of service ≥ 5 years.
the effect of the independent variable on the dependent variable. The results of multiple
linear regression are as follows:
Table 5. Multiple Linear Regression
Test Results
Coefficientsa
Unstandardized standardized
Coefficients Coefficients
Model B std. Error Betas t Sig.
1 (Constant) -5,323 6,852 -,777 ,440
Work motivation ,728 , 197 ,320 3,688 ,000
Work environment ,464 , 174 ,255 2,666 ,009
Career Development ,459 , 103 ,407 4,477 ,000
The model shows the meaning that Constant = -5.323 If the variables of Work Motivation,
Work Environment, Career Development and Job Satisfaction are assumed to be constant,
then Job Satisfaction will increase -5.323. The coefficient value of Work Motivation is
0.728 stating that every time there is an increase of 1 score for Work Motivation it will be
followed by an increase in Job Satisfaction of 0.728. The coefficient value of the Work
Environment shows a number of 0.464, stating that if there is an increase of 1 score for the
Work Environment will be followed by an increase in Job Satisfaction of 0.464. The
coefficient value of Career Development shows a number of 0.459, stating that if there is
an increase of 1 score for Career Development it will be followed by an increase in Job
Satisfaction of 0.459.
Based on the output in table 6, the adjusted R square is 0.515 or (51.5%). This shows that
the percentage contribution to the influence of the variables Work Motivation, Work
Environment and Career Development on the Job Satisfaction variable is equal to51.5%.
While the remaining 48.5% is influenced by other variables not included in this research
model.
4.5. Discussion
4.5.1. The Effect of Work Motivation on Employee Job Satisfaction
Based on the results of testing the first hypothesis that research shows work motivation has
a positive and significant effect on employee job satisfaction. The results of this study are
in line with previous research, which explains that work motivation influences employee
performance, through compensation, so that employees feel satisfied at work (Ekhsan,
2019). Work motivation is a very important factor in determining one's level of job
satisfaction. High work motivation can increase job satisfaction because someone will be
more enthusiastic at work and tend to be more satisfied with their work. Conversely, people
who are less interested in their work or lack high work motivation will be dissatisfied with
their work and the results produced will also be less than optimal. Increasing work
motivation can be done in various ways, including giving awards or rewards to employees
who excel, increasing career opportunities and self-development for employees, and
creating a comfortable and conducive work environment to work. Thus, employee job
satisfaction will increase along with increased employee motivation.
line with the research conducted by Badrianto (2019), that the impact of the work
environment is able to provide comfort at work. Work environment is an important factor
that can affect one's job satisfaction. A good and comfortable work environment will make
a person more comfortable and comfortable at work, thereby increasing motivation and job
satisfaction. Conversely, a work environment that is not good or bad can reduce one's
motivation and job satisfaction. An uncomfortable work environment can cause stress and
fatigue, which can reduce work performance and productivity. To increase employee job
satisfaction, Companies need to pay attention to the work environment provided to
employees. The physical conditions of the work environment such as cleanliness, room
temperature, and ease of access must be considered so that employees can work
comfortably. Good co-workers who respect each other also need attention so that
employees can work in a harmonious atmosphere. A good work culture in the company
also needs attention, such as effective and open communication, as well as opportunities to
contribute and develop at work Good co-workers who respect each other also need attention
so that employees can work in a harmonious atmosphere. A good work culture in the
company also needs attention, such as effective and open communication, as well as
opportunities to contribute and develop at work Good co-workers who respect each other
also need attention so that employees can work in a harmonious atmosphere. A good work
culture in the company also needs attention, such as effective and open communication, as
well as opportunities to contribute and develop at work.
Thus, employee job satisfaction will increase along with the increase in career development
opportunities provided to employees.
5. CONCLUSION
It can be concluded that motivation, work environment, and career development are
very important and interrelated factors in determining employee satisfaction. High work
motivation can increase employee satisfaction because someone will be more enthusiastic
at work and tend to be more satisfied with their work. A good and comfortable work
environment can also affect employee satisfaction because employees will feel more at
home and comfortable at work, thereby increasing motivation and job satisfaction. Career
development available to employees can also affect employee satisfaction because
employees will be more motivated and more satisfied at work if they have the opportunity
to develop and develop themselves in their work. Therefore, companies need to pay
attention to these factors in order to increase employee satisfaction optimally. Companies
can take various ways to increase employee motivation, work environment, and career
development, including giving awards or rewards to employees who excel, increasing
career opportunities and self-development for employees, and creating a comfortable and
conducive work environment. Thus, employee satisfaction will increase and employee
performance will also increase optimally. increasing career opportunities and self-
development for employees, as well as creating a work environment that is comfortable and
conducive to work. Thus, employee satisfaction will increase and employee performance
will also increase optimally. increasing career opportunities and self-development for
employees, as well as creating a work environment that is comfortable and conducive to
work. Thus, employee satisfaction will increase and employee performance will also
increase optimally.
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1. Introduction
Today's business development is growing rapidly and very dynamically, every organization strives to compete as well
as possible to be at the forefront by implementing various business strategies that are supported by an effective
management system.
Organizations are no longer seen as closed systems but organizations are open systems that must be able to respond
and accommodate various external changes quickly and efficiently. Every organization tries to achieve its goals by using all
of its human resources, so the goal of every human resource in the organization must be well maintained. In addition, human
resources in the organization are expected to possess the competencies, abilities and skills needed to carry out their duties.
This organization also requires human resources who have achievement motivation and a hard work ethic and no less
important is having a strong commitment to the organization. Thus, it is expected that organizational human resources can
make their best contribution to the organization (Wibowo, 2016).
It is understood together that the success of managing an organization is largely determined by the succeed in
managing the commitment of human resources. So that not infrequently, people appointed to occupy certain positions must
be those who have high commitment or loyalty to the organization (Busro, 2018). However, the above does not seem to be
seen as a whole because, the employee turnover rate that occurs is still quite high.
Every organization must have a culture that between one organization and another has its own unique side. Culture
represents agreed moral values and is made a guideline by each member of the organization to behave. Culture determines a
company's personality as a whole and has a strong influence on the behavior of its members (Sari and Witjaksono, 2013).
Organizational culture is the identity of an organization and at the same time is a deterrent against inappropriate
external cultural influences (Mulyadi, 2015). The implementation of the organizational culture is not fully effective, because
violations of company regulations still occur frequently. The formation and application of culture as expected by the
organization will be difficult to create if there are frequent changes of leaders, not to mention new leaders who have their
own views on culture in the previous organization and come from different cultural backgrounds from the location where
the organization operates.
Human resource management is very important for companies in managingand utilizing employees so that they can
function productively to achieve company goals (Mangkunegara, 2016).
Every company generally has all kinds of ways to improve their employees' job satisfaction even though the method
varies depending on the actual function of each company. This is done in an effort to improve employee satisfaction which is
expected to have an impact on company productivity (Ardana and Putra, 2016).
When a person feels satisfaction in working, of course he will try as much as possible with all the abilities he has to
complete his work assignments. Thus, productivity and work results of employees will increase optimally. Companies need
employees who are able to work better and faster, to get this job satisfaction of employees must be maintained and cared for
(Ardana and Putra, 2016).
The overall pattern of leader actions is defined as leadership style. The leadership style represents the skills and
attitudes of a leader.
Work environment is a place where an employee does the work that has been given. The work environment is
expected of course that can provide comfort for employees when carrying out work activities (Fitri&Nasution, 2016).
But this is still not fully felt by employees of PT. BintanBersatu Apparel because the work environment is still quite
hot, the tight supervision carried out by superiors (leaders and supervisors) makes workers feel uncomfortable, the
workload is quite high due to urgent work time to meet customer demand also creates inconvenience for employees in
carrying out work.
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Organizational commitment, organizational culture, work environment and leadership style are also found at PT.
BintanBersatu Apparel Batam, these four things are an inseparable component in an organization which can ultimately
affect employee job satisfaction which will have an effect on the company's performance such as frequent changes in
employees and leaders in the organization.
The researcher identified the existence of problems related to job satisfaction for employees working at PT
BintanBersatu Apparel. With a total of 556 workers and production capacity that must reach the target of 350,000 pieces of
apparel each month, job satisfaction is an inseparable part for the realization of organizational goals.
As researchers know, PT. BintanBersatuBatam is one of the companies engaged in the garment sector, especially the
production of apparel in the city of Batam. At present, PT. BintanBersatu Apparel Batam is a strategic partner company for
well-known brands such as Adidas and Puma. High quality standards are highly expected by customers because the products
produced are export commodities for foreign markets, so the demand for competent human resources, high commitment to
achieving organizational goals is an absolute requirement for the survival of the organization and customer trust.
Based on the background above, it is realized that there are gaps and need to be examined. Therefore, researchers are
conducting research with the title "The Effect of Organizational Commitment, Organizational Culture, Work Environment,
and Leadership Style on Employee Satisfaction at PT. Bintan Bersatu Apparel Batam”.
2. Literature Review
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3. Methodology
Population and Samples. The population in this study were 566 permanent non-management employees at PT
BintanBersatu Apparel who served in office, pre-production, sewing, packing parts. Sample research for a population of 566
people and a trust level of 10% is 121 people. Data collection in this study conduct through a questionnaire, namely data
collection techniques carried out by providing a set of questions or written statements to the respondent to answer
(Sugiyono, 2017). The interval scale used to measure data is a summated rating from Likert, where Likert uses five
alternative answers with the following criteria: 1 = Strongly Disagree; 2 = Disagree; 3 = Doubtful; 4 = Agree; 5 = Strongly
Agree.
Data analysis technique. Descriptive Statistical Analysis Test. Descriptiv statistical is used to provide an overview or
description of the variables in this study, namely organizational commitment, organizational culture, work environment,
leadership style and employee job satisfaction.
Validity tests are often used to measure the accuracy of an item in a questionnaire or scale, whether the items in the
questionnaire are right in measuring what you want to measureright of use or not.
In determining whether or not an item is to be use, a significance test of the correlation coefficient is usually at a
significance level of 0.05. This means that an item is considered valid if it has a significant correlation to the total score of the
item. If an item has a value of achieving a correlation coefficient of at least 0.30 it is considered to have a sufficiently
distinctive power or is considered valid (Priyatno, 2013).
Data Reliability Test. Reliability means reliable or reliable, based on this opinion it can be concluded that it is said to
be reliable if it gives a fixed or steady result even though it is done by anyone and at any time (Priyatno, 2013).
Measurement of reliability is done by one shot or measurement once with the SPSS Cronbach Alpha (α) statistical test,
variable is said to be reliable if it gives the value of Cronbach Alpha ≥ 0.6 or r count> r table (Supriyanto and Maharani,
2013).
3.1 Results
Simultaneously. The results of the F test show that significant values of four (4) independent variables are
organizational commitment variable (X1), organizational culture (X2), work environment (X3) and leadership style (X4) of
0,000 <α 0,05 and F count 36,763. These results show that organizational commitment (X1), organizational culture (X2),
work environment (X3) and leadership style (X4) simultaneously have a significant effect on job satisfaction. It can be
concluded there is a significant influence between the independent variables on job satisfaction of employees at PT.
BintanBersatu Apparel Batam.
Partially. Results of the above reseach, the hypothesis proposed in this study can be given the following conclusions.
H1: Organizational commitment has influence on job satisfaction of employees of PT. Bintan Bersatu Apparel Batam, was
declared rejected. This is evidenced by the significance value of -0.138 <0.05 (alpha value).
H2: Organizational culture has influence on job satisfaction of employees of PT. Bintan Bersatu Apparel Batam, declared
acceptable. This is evidenced by the significance value of 0.220> 0.05 (alpha value).
H3: Work Environment has influence on job satisfaction of employees of PT. Bintan Bersatu Apparel Batam, declared
acceptable. This is evidenced by the significance value of 0.412> 0.05 (alpha value).
H4: Leadership Style has influence on job satisfaction of employees of PT. BintanBersatu Apparel Batam, was declared
rejected. This is evidenced by the significance value of -0.41 <0.05 (alpha value).
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Table 1.
t Test Result
Unstandardized Coefficients Standardized
Model Cofficients t Sig
B Std. error Beta
Constant) .837 1.900 .441 .660
Komitmen -.138 0.37 -.382 -3.746 .000
Organisasional
.220 0.37 -.569 59.13 .000
Budaya Organisasi
1
.412 0.60 .507 6.844 .000
Lingkungan
Gaya -.041 0.59 -.046 -.703 .483
Kepemimpinan
a. Dependent Variable: Kepuasan kerja karyawan
Table 2
F Test Result
Model Sum of Squared df Mean Square F Sig.
Regression 131.348 4 32.837 36.763 .000b
1 Residual 105.399 118 .893
Total 236.748 122
a. Dependent Variable: Kepuasan kerja
b. Predictors: (Contasnt), Komitment organisasional, Budaya Organisasi, Lingkungan kerja, Gaya Kepemimpinan
Table 3
Adjusted R2 Result
Model R R Square Adjusted R Square Std. Error of the Estimate
1 .745a .555 .540 .945
a. Predictors (Constant), Komitment organisasional, Budaya organisasi, Lingkungan kerja, Gaya Kepemimpinan
b. Dependent Variable: Kepuasan kerja
3.2 Discussion
A. Effect of Organizational Commitment towards Employee Job Satisfaction
Based on the calculation, it can be proved that through the results of SPSS data processing, the t value calculated for
the Organizational Commitment variable (X1) is -3,746 with a significance level of 0,000. The significance level is smaller
than the predetermined level of significance, which is equal to 0.05. Thus, Organizational Commitment has no influence on
Employee Satisfaction at PT. BintanBersatu Apparel Batam. The results are not in line with the research of Ardana and Putra
(2016).
B. Effect of Organizational Culture towards on Employee Job Satisfaction
Based on calculation it can be proven that through the results of SPSS data processing the t value is calculated for the
Organizational Culture variable (X2) of 5,913 with a significance level of 0,000. The significance level is smaller than the
predetermined level of significance, which is equal to 0.05. Thus Organizational Culture has a influence on Employee
Satisfaction at PT. Bintan Bersatu Apparel Batam. The results are in line with Wahyuni's research, et al. (2016),Harlen and
Louisiana (2015), Nirmalasari (2014), Sari and Witjaksono's (2013),Rahma and Suhandana (2013),Ritawati (2013).
C. Effect of Work Environment on Employee Job Satisfaction
Based on the calculation, it can be proven that through the results of SPSS data processing, the calculated t value for
the Work Environment variable (X3) is 6,844 with a significance level of 0,000. The significance level is smaller than the
predetermined level of significance, which is equal to 0.05. Thus the Work Environment has influence on Employee
Satisfaction at PT. Bintan Bersatu Apparel Batam. The results of this study are in line with the research of Fitri and Nasution
(2016).
D. Effect of Leadership Styles on Employee Job Satisfaction
Based on calculation it can be proven that through the results of SPSS data processing, the calculated t value for the
Leadership Style (X4) variable is -0.703 with a significance level of 0.483. The level of significance is greater than the
predetermined level of significance, which is equal to 0.05. Thus the Leadership Style has no influence on Employee
Satisfaction at PT. Bintan Bersatu Apparel Batam.
The results are in line with the research of Fitri and Nasution (2016) but not in line with Suprapta's research, et al
(2015),Harlen and Louisiana (2015), Muttaqien's (2014), Satyawati and Suartana (2014), Ismail and Rahmawati (2014),
Ekawati and Wardono (2014).
E. Effect of Organizational Commitment, Organization Culture, Work Environment and Leadership Style towards
Employee Job Satisfaction.
The results of the F test show that significant values of four (4) independent variables are organizational commitment
variable (X1), organizational culture (X2), work environment (X3) and leadership style (X4) of 0,000 <α 0,05 and F count
36,763 . These results show that organizational commitment (X1), organizational culture (X2), work environment (X3) and
leadership style (X4) simultaneously have a significant effect on job satisfaction.
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A. Conclusion
Based on the results of the research, it can be concluded that: (1) Variable Organizational Commitment does not have
aninfluence on job satisfaction of employees of PT. Bintan Bersatu Apparel Batam. (2) Organizational Culture Variables have
an influence on job satisfaction of employees of PT. Bintan Bersatu Apparel Batam. (3) Work Environment have a influence
on job satisfaction of employees of PT. Bintan Bersatu Apparel Batam. (4) Variable Leadership Style has no influence on job
satisfaction of employees of PT. Bintan Bersatu Apparel Batam. (5) Variables of Organizational Commitment, Organizational
Culture, Work Environment and Leadership Style simultaneously have a significant effect on job satisfaction of employees of
PT. Bintan Bersatu Apparel Batam.
B. Suggestion
Base on the results of the analysis above, some suggestions or recommendations that can be given to the company or
for future research are as follows; (1) Organizational commitment must still be owned by each employee even though it is
proven that it has no influence on job satisfaction of employees of PT. Bintan Bersatu Apparel Batam. This helps the
company in maintaining the stability of the company's operations. (2) The implementation of an effective and sustainable
organizational culture is proven by it and this needs to be maintained and improved. (3) A conducive work environment at
PT. Bintan Bersatu Apparel needs to be maintained and improved so as to create a comfortable atmosphere in working for
all employees and a high sense of belonging to the company. (4) The application of the best leadership style is one that can
adjust to the needs and company. Professional management system support should the leadership be directed to democratic
leadership so that employees feel valued because they are involved in joint decision making but also continue to pay
attention to the authority limits of each party leader and subordinates. The leader must also continue to learn and practice
to improve his ability to become a role model that will later have a positive impact on increasing better productivity so that
employees can be accepted and followed without feeling forced. (5) To improve employee job satisfaction the company
should continue to routinely monitor the factors that might reduce employee job satisfaction and immediately improve so
that employee job satisfaction remains stable. (6) Add other independent variables besides organizational commitment,
organizational culture, work environment and leadership style. Further research is needed to find out other factors that can
affect employee job satisfaction. (7) Use more variables and wider population scope of the population in this study. The
sample used should also be more than this study, thus further research can further provide a more specific picture of the
influence of organizational commitment, organizational culture, work environment and leadership style on employee job
satisfaction.
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Abstrak
Pengembangan karir dan kompensasi merupakan faktor penting dalam
meningkatkan kepuasan kerja karyawan. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah meneliti
pengaruh kepuasan kerja karyawan pada PT PLN (Persero) UID Jateng & DIY
dengan data primer yang didapat dari kuesioner. Jumlah sampel yang terpilih pada
penelitian ini yaitu 119 karyawan PT PLN (Persero) UID & DIY. Teknik analisis data
pada penelitian ini menggunakan teknik analisis regresi berganda dan memperoleh
hasil bahwa pengembangan karir dan kompensasi berpengaruh positif terhadap
kepuasan kerja karyawan. Ketika karir karyawan didalam perusahaan meningkat
maka kepuasan kerja dalam dirinya akan tinggi dan hal yang sama ketika karyawan
mendapatkan kompensasi yang baik dari perusahaan maka kepuasan kerja
karyawan akan tinggi pula.
Abstract
Career development and compensation are important factors in increasing employee
job satisfaction. The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of employee job
satisfaction on PT PLN (Persero) UID Central Java & DIY with primary data obtained
from the questionnaire. The number of samples selected in this study was 119
employees of PT PLN (Persero) UID & DIY. Data analysis techniques in this study
used multiple regression analysis techniques and obtained results that career
development and compensation had a positive effect on employee job satisfaction.
When the career of an employee in a company increases, the job satisfaction will be
high and the same thing when employees get good compensations from the
company, employee job satisfaction will be in height as well.
sumber daya manusia diperlukan secara terus simultan kompensasi dan pengembangan karir
menerus agar diperoleh sumber daya manusia berpengaruh pada kinerja karyawan.
yang berkualitas dan dapat mempunyai peran Pengembangan karir mempunyai pengaruh
yang lebih, sehingga dalam bekerja dapat paling besar terhadap kepuasan kerja
memberikan hasil yang optimal. Dengan karyawan. Perusahaan diharapkan dapat
sumber daya manusia yang berkualitas tentu menyesuaikan besaran bonus dan insentif
saja akan meningkatkan produktivitas kerja dengan kinerja dari masing-masing karyawan,
dari suatu organisasi atau perusahaan. dapat menginformasikan serta melakukan
Akhyadi dan Sadikin (2015) menyatakan pengembangan karir kepada para karyawan
bahwa pengembangan sumber daya manusia dengan baik dan lebih memperhatikan tingkat
merupakan suatu pembelajaran dengan tujuan pendidikan.
untuk meningkatkan kinerja karyawan dalam Kepuasaan kerja merupakan keadaan
menghadapi persaingan di era globalisasi. Hal emosional dimana para pekerja memandang
ini menunjukkan bahwa pengembangan pekerjaannya yang menyenangkan ataupun
karyawan merupakan unsur penting dari tidak menyenangkan. Sari & Susilo (2018)
berbagai upaya perusahaan untuk bersaing berpendapat bahwa kepuasan kerja adalah
pada perekonomian yang baru, memenuhi suatu respon emosional terhadap berbagai
tantangan persaingan global dan perubahan aspek pekerjaan. Hasibuan (2006) juga
sosial. menyatakan bahwa kepuasan kerja adalah
Keberhasilan karyawan dalam sikap emosional yang menyenangkan dan
pengembangan karir diikuti dengan mencintai pekerjaannya. Sikap tersebut
kompensasi yang merupakan salah satu faktor dicerminkan dari moral kerja, tingkat
yang mempengaruhi kepuasan kerja seorang kedisiplinan, dan prestasi dalam bekerja.
karyawan. Setiap organisasi sebaiknya Kepuasan kerja sangat penting dan bersifat
berupaya untuk meningkatkan kepuasan kerja relatif bagi setiap karyawan, dimana tingkat
karyawannya dengan memberikan kepuasan pekerjaan berbeda-beda antara satu
kompensasi secara adil dan layak. karyawan dengan karyawan lain. Faktor yang
Kompensasi memegang peranan penting berpengaruh terhadap kepuasan kerja adalah
dalam meningkatkan kepuasan kerja pengembangan karir. Damayanti, Hanafi,&
karyawan, karena salah satu alasan utama Cahyadi (2018) menyatakan bahwa seorang
seseorang bekerja adalah untuk memenuhi pimpinan yang mengharapkan adanya
kebutuhan hidupnya (Utama & Edy,2013). kepuasan kerja yang maksimal pada
Mengacu pada penelitian sebelumnya organisasinya harus mengacu faktor-faktor
yang dilakukan oleh Nugroho dan Kunartinah yang dapat mempengaruhi kinerja karyawan
(2012) dengan membahas mengenai analisis itu sendiri, salah satunya adalah
pengaruh kompensasi dan pengembangan pengembangan karir (career development).
karier terhadap kepuasan kerja dengan Pengembangan karir adalah Aktivitas yang
mediasi motivasi kerja pada Sekretariat daerah membantu karyawan untuk merencanakan
Kabupaten Pekalongan menunjukkan bahwa jenjang karir masa depan mereka di
Kompensasi, pengembangan karier dan perusahaan supaya perusahaan dan karyawan
motivasi kerja memiliki pengaruh positif dan dapat mengembangkan diri secara maksimum.
siginifikan terhadap kepuasan kerja di Massie, Tewal, & Sendow (2015) menyatakan
Sekretariat daerah Kabupaten Pekalongan. bahwa pengembangan karir merupakan
Hal ini sejalan dengan penelitian yang pendekatan formal yang dilakukan organisasi
dilakukan Kurniawan (2015) bahwa adanya untuk menjamin orang dalam organisasi
pengaruh pengembangan karir dan mempunyai kualifikasi, kemampuan, dan
kompensasi terhadap kepuasan kerja pengalaman yang cocok ketika dibutuhkan.
karyawan. Hasil analisis ini menunjukkan Pengembangan karir bertujuan untuk
bahwa pengembangan karir berpengaruh membantu pencapaian perusahaan,
terhadap kepuasan kerja karyawan dan membantu menyadari kemampuan potensi
kompensasi berpengaruh terhadap kepuasan karyawan, dan meningkatkan kesejahteraan
kerja karyawan serta pengembangan karir dan karyawan. Pengembangan karir apabila diikuti
kompensasi berpengaruh simultan terhadap dengan timbal balik perusahaan secara jelas
kepuasan kerja karyawan. Penelitian ini juga maka dapat menimbulkan kepuasan kerja
didukung penelitian yang dilakukan oleh karyawan. Program pengembangan karir
Siswadhi (2017) bahwa dari hasil penelitian dijalankan dengan baik maka tingkat kepuasan
menunjukan kompensasi dan pengembangan kerja akan semakin tinggi. Pengembangan
karir berpengaruh secara parsial dan simultan karir dapat menjadi faktor dominan yang
terhadap kepuasan kerja karyawan. Secara mempengaruhi kepuasan kerja karyawan.
Tabel 1. Pencapaian Nilai Kinerja Organisasi PT PLN (Persero) UID Jateng & DIY Tahun 2014-2018
koneksi untuk meningkatkan karir dan tidak paling atas. Permatasari (2006). karier adalah
mensyaratakan jenjang pendidikan untuk persepsi sikap pribadi dan perilaku seseorang
dipromosikan pada jabatan tertentu. Kegiatan yang terkait dengan aktivitas-aktivitas dan
promosi pada pengembangan karir pada PT pengalaman-pengalaman dalam rentang
PLN (Persero) UID Jateng & DIY tidak perjalanan pekerjaan seseorang.
dilakukan dengan berkala melainkan Alif (2015) menyatakan bahwa
tergantung dari nilai perolehan kerja karyawan. pengembangan karir dapat diartikan sebagai
Jika terdapat 10 kandidat yang memiliki proses peningkatan kemampuan kerja individu
potensi namun hanya 5 yang diajukan yang dicapai dalam rangka mencapai karir
berdasarkan riwayat kinerja masing-masing yang diinginkan. Hal ini didukung oleh Putra,
karyawan. Maka dari itu penelitian ini akan Musnadi, dan Majid (2014) bahwa
menganalisa seberapa besar pengembangan pengembangan karir yaitu perkembangan
karir berpengaruh terhadap kepuasan kerja karyawan secara individu dalam kepangkatan
karyawan dan seberapa besar kompensasi atau jenjang jabatan yang ingin dicapai selama
berpengaruh terhadap kepuasan kerja bekerja dalam perusahaan yang
karyawan. bersangkutan.
Adapun persoalan penelitian yang akan Berdasarkan beberapa definisi yang
dibahas dalam dua pertanyaan yaitu pertama, telah diungkapkan diatas dapat disimpulkan
apakah pengembangan karir berpengaruh bahwa pengembangan karir merupakan suatu
terhadap kepuasan kerja karyawan dengan proses yang dilakukan pada suatu organisasi
kompensasi? Kedua, apakah variabel dalam rangka melakukan perubahan status,
kompensasi berpengaruh terhadap kepuasan posisi, atau kepangkatan dan peningkatan
kerja karyawan? kemampuan seseorang sebagai pelaku yang
Tujuan yang ingin dicapai dalam terlibat dalam kegiatan organisasi tersebut
penelitian ini adalah untuk menganalisis Kompensasi adalah bentuk pembayaran
seberapa besarnya pengaruh dari yang diberikan organisasi kepada karyawan
pengembangan karir terhadap kepuasan kerja sebagai pertukaran pekerja yang telah mereka
para karyawan dari PT PLN (Persero) UID berikan kepada organisasi. (Suwanto &
Jateng & DIY. Penelitian ini juga memiliki Priansa, 2011). Kompensasi merupakan
tujuan untuk menganalisis seberapa besar imbalan balas jasa yang berbentuk barang
pengaruh kompensasi terhadap kepuasan tidak langsung, barang langsung ataupun uang
kerja karyawan pada PT PLN (Persero) UID dari perusahaan yang diterima kepada
Jateng & DIY dan menganalisis mengenai karyawan (Hasibuan, 2012). Kompensasi
pengaruh hubungan antara pengembangan adalah komponen penting pada karyawan
karir dan kompensasi. Penelitian ini sebagai balas jasa berupa pembayaran tunai ,
diharapkan dapat bermanfaat bagi karyawan pembayaran tidak langsung untuk memotivati
dalam menambah wawasan dan pengetahuan karyawan supaya bekerja keras (Sunyoto,
mengenai Sumber Daya Manusia khusunya 2012). Berdasarkan penjelasan definisi diatas
mengacu pada kepuasan dari kinerja dapat disimpulkan bahwa kompensasi adalah
karyawan, pengembangan karir dan imbalan jasa dari perusahaan yang diberikan
kompensasi. Terdapat pula manfaat bagi kepada karyawan atas hasil kinerja sebagai
pembaca dan penulis yakni diharapkan dapat pertukaran pekerja yang dapat berbentuk
diguakan sebagai literature refrensi pada barang tidak langsung dan barang langsung.
penelitian selanjutnya. Penelitian ini juga dapat Noe dan Mondy (2005) menyatakan
digunakan untuk umpan balik kepada PT PLN bahwa indikator kompensasi finansial terbagi
Semarang sebagai kajian atau bahan dalam menjadi tiga, yaitu:
menentukan kebijaksanaan SDM perusahaan 1. Upah dan gaji
tersebut. Imbalan finansial yang dibayarkan kepada
Paramita, Wahda, & Handaru (2015) karyawan secara teratur seperti tahunan,
berpendapat bahwa pengertian karir adalah caturwulan, bulanan dan mingguan.
rangkaian posisi yang berkaitan dengan kerja 2. Insentif
yang ditempati seseorang sepanjang Insentif merupakan imbalan langsung yang
hidupnya. Alif (2015) karir adalah proses dibayarkan kepada karyawan karena
kemampuan kerja individu yang dicapai baik kinerjanya melebihi standar yang
secara fungsional ataupun struktural sesuai ditentukan. Dengan mengasumsikan
yang diinginkan. Sugiharjo & Rustinah (2017) bahwa uang dapat digunakan untuk
karir adalah sejumlah posisi kerja yang dijabat mendorong karyawan bekerja lebih giat
seseorang selama siklus kehidupan pekerjaan lagi maka mereka yang produktif lebih
sejak dari posisi paling bawah hingga posisi
Y = α + β1X1 + β2X2 + e
Teknik analisis data menggunakan ).
analisis regresi berganda. Sebelumnya perlu (Robbins, 2013
melakukan analisis statistik deskriptif dan juga Keterangan:
data yang telah diperoleh diuji terlebih dahulu
dengan uji kualitas instrumen yakni dengan uji Y = Kepuasan kerja karyawan α = Konstanta
realibilitas dan validitas, kemudian dilanjutkan β = Koefisien regresi
dengan pengujian asumsi klasik untuk data- X1 = Pengembangan karir X2 =
data variabel yang terhimpun, yaitu pengujian Kompensasi e = Standar eror
normalitas, pengujian multikolinearitas, dan
pengujian heteroskesdatisitas. Penelitian ini HASIL DAN PEMBAHASAN
menggunakan analisis regresi berganda
karena analisis ini dapat mengetahui arah Berawal di akhir abad 19, bidang pabrik
hubungan antara variabel independen dengan gula dan pabrik ketenagalistrikan di Indonesia
variabel dependen (Ghozali, 2013). Terdapat mulai ditingkatkan saat beberapa perusahaan
persamaan statistik regresi berganda sebagai asal Belanda yang bergerak di bidang pabrik
berikut : gula dan pabrik teh mendirikan pembangkit
tenaga lisrik untuk keperluan sendiri. Pada
tanggal 1 januari 1961, Jawatan Listrik dan tenaga listrik milik negara. Pusat dari PT PLN
Gas diubah menjadi BPU-PLN (Badan berlokasi di Jalan Trunojoyo Blok M – I No 135
Pimimpin Umum Perusahaan Listrik Negara) Kebayoran Baru, Jakarta 12160, Indonesia. PT
yang bergerak di bidang listrik, gas dan kokas PLN juga memiliki kantor cabang diseluruh
yang dibubarkan pada tanggal 1 Januari 1965. Indonesia dan salah satunya berada di
Pada saat yang sama, 2 (dua) perusahaan Semarang. Kantor PLN Kota Semarang ini
negara yaitu Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) melayani kebutuhan listrik masyarakat seperti
sebagai pengelola tenaga listrik milik negara pengajuan pemasangan listrik, pengajuan naik
dan Perusahaan Gas Negara (PGN) sebagai tegangan atau tambah daya, cek tagihan listrik
pengelola gas diresmikan. Pada tahun 1972, PLN, pembayaran listrik hingga komplain.
sesuai dengan Peraturan Pemerintah No. 17, Selain dari berkunjung ke PT PLN (Persero)
status Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) Area Semarang, saat ini masyrakat sudah bisa
ditetapkan sebagai Perusahaan Umum Listrik melakukan cek rekening saldo listrik secara
Negara dan sebagai Pemegang Kuasa Usaha online, bayar listrik online dengan token listrik
Ketenagalistrikan (PKUK) dengan tugas PLN, pembayaran online dapat dilakukan
menyediakan tenaga listrik bagi kepentingan melalui ATM atau aplikasi mobile. Untuk info
umum. PLN lebih lanjut dapat diperoleh melalui
Seiring dengan kebijakan Pemerintah website resmi PT PLN (Persero). Anda juga
yang memberikan kesempatan kepada sektor bisa berkunjung ke kantor PLN terdekat ini
swasta untuk bergerak dalam bisnis pada jam buka / kerja untuk mendapat
penyediaan listrik, maka sejak tahun 1994 bantuan langsung atau telepon call center PLN
status PLN beralih dari Perusahaan Umum untuk informasi terkait lainnya.
menjadi Perusahaan Perseroan (Persero) dan Responden dalam penelitian ini adalah
juga sebagai PKUK dalam menyediakan listrik para karyawan pada PT PLN (Persero) UID
bagi kepentingan umum hingga sekarang. Jateng & DIY. Jumlah kuesioner yang disebar
PT PLN merupakan badan usaha milik sebanyak 119 kuesioner. Rincian dari identitas
negara yang bergerak dibidang pengelola responden dapat dilihat pada tabel 3.
Komposisi dari penyebaran responen SMA. 58,8 persen dari responden yang
pada PT PLN (Persero) UID Jateng & DIY merupakan persentase terbesar adalah
yaitu 50,42 persen dari responden berjenis lulusan dari strata 1. 4,2 persen dan 17,6
kelamin laki-laki dan 49,58 persen berjenis persen dari responden merupakan lulusan
kelamin perempuan. 119 dari responden diploma 1 dan diploma 3.
tersebut seluruhnya merupakan karyawan dari Analisis pengujian instrument pada
PT PLN (Persero) UID Jateng & DIY yang penelitian ini meliputi uji validitas dan
terdiri dari berbagai jabatan antara lain general reliabilitas. Hasil dari pengujian ini dapat
manager, analyst, engineering, junior staff, dijelaskan satu per satu sebagai berikut:
manager, assistant manager. Jumlah Menurut Ghozali (2013) uji validitas
responden terbanyak memiliki umur antara 31- digunakan untuk mengukur sah atau valid
40 tahun dengan persentase sebesar 43,7 tidaknya suatu kuesioner tersebut. Suatu
persen. Untuk tingkat pendidikan dari kuesioner tersebut dikatakan valid jika
responden, 9,2 persen merupakan lulusan pertanyaan yang terdapat pada kuesioner
tersebut mampu mengungkapkan sesuatu positif maka indicator tersebutu valid (Ghozali,
yang akan diukur oleh kuesioner tersebut. 2013). Bila harga korelasi dibawah 0,30 maka
Untuk mengetahui validitas dari kuesioner dapat disimpulkan pertanyaan dalam
yang dibuat oleh peneliti, peneliti kuesioner tersebut tidak valid, sehingga harus
menggunakan cara melakukan korelasi antar diperbaiki atau dibuang.
skor butir pertanyaan dengan total variabel jika a. Variabel Pengembangan Karir
r hitung lebih besar dari r tabel dan bernilai
dikatakan reliabel jika memberikan nilai dengan 0,70. Tabel 11 dibawah ini
Cronbach Alpha lebih besar dari 0,6 dan nilai menunjukkan hasil dari pengujian reliabilitas.
Composite Reliability lebih dari atau sama
Data diatas menunjukkan jumlah dari 119 responden, nilai dari variabel kompensasi
responden (N) 119, dari 119 responden nila yang didapat dari penjumlahan nilai dari
dari variabel pengembangan karir yang keseluruhan pertanyaan pada variabel
didapat dari penjumlahan nilai dari tersebut menunjukkan bahwa nilai terkecil
keseluruhan pertanyaan pada variabel (minimum) adalah 25 dan nilai tertinggi
tersebut menunjukkan bahwa nilai terkecil (maksimal) pada kompensasi adalah 35. Rata-
(minimum) adalah 16 dan nilai tertinggi rata dari keseluruhan nilai pada variabel
(maksimal) pada pengembangan karir adalah kompensasi adalah 29,7479 dengan standar
35. Rata-rata dari keseluruhan nilai pada deviasinya sebesar 2,61099.
variabel pengembangan karir adalah 28,9748
dengan standar deviasinya sebesar 2,8320.
perusahaan kepada karyawan juga menjadi Akhyadi, & Sadikin, A. (2015). Pengembangan
ukuran untuk menilai kepuasan kerja yang Sumber Daya Manusia. Bandung:
dirasakan oleh para karyawan. Mengacu pada Alfabeta.
penelitian sebelumnya yang dilakukan oleh
Nugroho dan Kunartinah (2012) yang Akmal, A., & Tamini, I. (2015). Pengaruh
menyatakan bahwa kompensasi memiliki Kompensasi Terhadap Kepuasan
pengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap Kerja Karyawan Gaya Makmur Mobil
kepuasan kerja pada para karyawan di Medan. Jurnal Bisnis Administrasi:
Sekertariat daerah Kabupaten Pekalongan, hal 4(2): 59-68.
ini juga dibuktikan oleh penelitian ini yang juga
memperoleh hasil bahwa kompensasi Alif, A. (2015). Pengaruh Motivasi Kerja,
berpengaruh positif dan signifikan terhadap Pengembangan Karir dan Lingkungan
kepuasan kerja. Hal ini juga didukung oleh Kerja Terhadap Organizational
penelitian yang dilakukan Kurniawan (2015) Citizenship Behavior (OCB) dengan
menyatakan bahwa kompensasi memiliki Kepuasan Kerja Sebagai Variabel
pengaruh yang signifikan dan positif terhadap Intervening Pada Perusahaan
kepuasan dalam bekerja. Terminal LPG. Jurnal MIX Vol.6: 291-
309.
PENUTUP
Hasil penelitian ini membuktikan secara
empiris pengembangan karir berpengaruh Damayanti, R., Hanafi, A., & Cahyadi, A.
positif terhadap kepuasan kerja para karyawan (2018). Pengaruh Keputusan Kerja
PT PLN (Persero) UID Jateng & DIY, Terhadap Kinerja Karyawan. Jurnal
dibuktikan nilai p-value (0,000) > sig (0,05). Ilmiah Manajemen Bisnis Dan
Hal ini berarti dengan meningkatkan Terapan: 75-86.
pengembangan karir karyawan PT PLN
(Persero) UID Jateng & DIY, karyawan Dessler, G. (2006). Manajemen Sumber Daya
tersebut akan memiliki kepuasan kerja yang Manusia, Jilid 1. Klaten: PT. Indeks.
cukup tinggi. Penelitian juga membuktikan
bahwa kompensasi berpengaruh positif Fauzi, U. (2014). Pengaruh Kompensasi
terhadap kepuasan kerja para karyawan di PT Terhadap Kinerja Karyawan . Jurnal
PLN (Persero) UID Jateng & DIY,dibuktikan Ilmu Administrasi Bisnis: 1-14.
nilai p-value (0,000) < sig (0,05). Hal ini berarti
dengan meningkatkan kompensasi karyawan Firmandari, N. (2014). Pengaruh Kompensasi
pada PT PLN (Persero) UID Jateng & DIY Terhadap Kinerja Karyawan Dengan
maka karyawan tersebut akan memiliki Motivasi Sebagai Variabel Moderasi.
kepuasan kerja yang cukup tinggi. Jurnal Ekonomi Dan Bisnis Islam: 25-
Bagi peneliti selanjutnya, diharapkan 34.
perlu menambahkan variabel-variabel lain
dalam menilai kepuasan kerja pada karyawan Handoko, T. (2008). Manajemen Personalia
dengan mengikutkan faktor-faktor, seperti: dan Sumber Daya Manusia.
resiko pekerjaan, rekan kerja, dukungan Yogyakarta: BPEE.
penyelia, keamanan bekerja, dan perilaku
pimpinan. Sebab faktor-faktor tersebut juga
disinyalir menjadi penyebab timbulnya Handoko. (2012). Manajemen Personalia dan
kepuasan kerja. Penelitian selanjutnya Sumber Daya Manusia. Yogyakarta:
diharapkan melakukan pengujian dengan BPEE.
metode yang berbeda dari penelitian-penelitian
sebelumnya. Hal ini diharapkan dapat agar Hasibuan, & Melayu, S. P. (2001). Manajemen
menghasilkan jawaban yang lebih spesifik dan Sumber Daya Manusia. Jakarta: Edisi
beragam dalam menilai kepuasan kerja seperti Revisi Bumi Aksara.
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Abstract: This research aims to determine the effect of career development, work
motivation, and job satisfaction on employee performance. In principle, human resources
are one of the important factors in companies to achieve their goals. In this case, the
researcher focuses on the job satisfaction variable as a mediating variable, including
linking career development and work motivation to employee performance. Good career
development, good motivation, and good job satisfaction can improve the results of
employee performance in achieving company progress. In this research, the population
was employees at MNC Studios company. The sample consisted of 265 people using a
saturated sample. Data analysis used validity test, reliability test, Kaiser-Msyer-Olkin
measures of sampling (KMO), and Measures of Sampling Adequacy (MSA). Data were
analyzed using the Structural Equation Model (SEM) using Lisrel. Based on the result
of testing the differences of coefficients on the research model, it showed that career
development had a positive effect on employee performance and job satisfaction, job
satisfaction had a positive effect on employee performance, and work motivation had a
positive effect on job satisfaction and employee performance.
Abstrak: Tujuan penelitian ini mengetahui pengaruh pengembangan karir, motivasi kerja,
dan kepuasan kerja terhadap kinerja pegawai. Dimana sumber daya manusia merupakan
salah satu faktor penting untuk tercapainya tujuan perusahaan. Dalam Hal ini, peneliti
mengangkat variabel kepuasan kerja sebagai variabel mediasi, diantaranya menghubungkan
pengembangan karir dan motivasi kerja terhadap kinerja pegawai, dimana pengembangan
karir yang baik, motivasi yang baik dan kepuasan kerja yang baik dapat meningkatkan hasil
kinerja karyawan yang baik untuk memperoleh kemajuan perusahaan. Dalam penelitian
ini populasi yang diteliti adalah karyawan perusahaan di MNC Studios. Sampel dalam
penelitian berjumlah 265 orang dengan sampel jenuh. Analisis data dalam penelitian
ini menggunakan uji validitas, uji reliabilitas, Kaiser-Msyer-Olkin measure of sampling
(KMO) dan measures of sampling adequacy (MSA). Data dianalisis dengan menggunakan
Structural Equation Model (SEM) Lisrel. Berdasarkan hasil pengujian selisih koefisien
terhadap model penelitian. Pengembangan karir berpengaruh positif terhadap kinerja
pegawai. Pengembangan karir berpengaruh positif terhadap kepuasan kerja. kepuasan
kerja berpengaruh positif terhadap kinerja pegawai. Motivasi kerja berpengaruh positif
terhadap kepuasan kerja. Motivasi kerja berpengaruh kinerja pegawai. Motivasi kerja
berpengaruh positif terhadap kepuasan kerja.
Kata kunci: pengembangan karir, motivasi kerja, kepuasan kerja, kinerja pegawai
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H1: Appropriate career development will improve Analysis of the Demographic Differences on
employee performance Respondents
H2: Appropriate career development will increase job
satisfaction Analysis of respondents’ demographic differences in this
H3: High job satisfaction will improve employee research includes gender, age, education level, monthly
performance income, and length of work to find out a difference in
H4: High work motivation will increase job each variable (career development, motivation, job
satisfaction satisfaction, and employee performance). Thus, it is
H5: High job satisfaction will improve employee necessary to conduct a different test with ANOVA.
performance If the value of sig homogeneity is > 0.05 and
ANOVA is < 0.05, it means that there is a difference
in the homogeneity. Meanwhile, if the value of sig
RESULTS homogeneity is > 0.05 and ANOVA is > 0.05, it means
that there is no difference in the homogeneity. Also, if
Analysis of Validity Test and Reliability (Pretest) the value of sig homogeneity is ≤ 0.05, it means that
ANOVA is not tested or the results are not in the test
The validity test in this research used factor analysis by (not homogeneity). The results of this study indicate
looking at the value of Kaiser-Msyer-Olkin measure of that almost all respondents have the same answer. In
sampling (KMO) and Measures of Sampling Adequacy other words, the answer is homogeneous. Regarding
(MSA) that must be > 0.500 with 1 component matrix respondents’ answers, the researcher then conducted
(Malhotra, 2014). The validity test result of the career an ANOVA test based on gender, age, length of work,
development variable consisting of 18 questions monthly income on career development variables,
was valid. The results of the validity test of the work motivation, job satisfaction, and employee performance,
motivation variable consisting of 16 questions showed and respondents’ answers based on the last education on
that not all questions were valid, which is in MK3 career development variables. In response, respondents’
(0.450) and MK4 (0.476). Moreover, the result of the answers based on last education to career development
validity test of the job satisfaction variable consisting variables showed a non tested result (sig homogeneity
of 6 questions was valid as well as the result of the ≤ 0.05). Moreover, respondents’ answers based on the
validity test of the employee performance variable last education on motivation variables, job satisfaction,
consisting of 13 questions was valid. Furthermore, the and employee performance showed a discrepancy
reliability test of all questions regarding the variable that the respondent’s response was homogeneity and
of career development, job satisfaction, and employee ANOVA test can be conducted.
performance showed that the value of alpha Cronbach
> 0,6, which means reliable (Malhotra, 2014).
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The Test Validity and Reability of Construction Index, Critical N, the goodness of Fit, Chi-Square,
ECVI, AIC, and CAIC, whereas RMSEA show close
Based on the recommendation of Hair et al. (2014), fit. Based on the Path Diagram T-value above (Figure
the result of the measurement of the construct validity 2) it can be concluded that all the proposed hypotheses
can be accepted, where all indicators on career support previous research with the provisions of
development variables consist of two dimensions T-Value> 1.96. For more details, it can be seen in the
(perception of the value of Career development and discussion of the following hypothesis:
perception of availability of Career Development
Opportunities), work motivation variables covers three Appropriate Career Development Will Improve
dimensions (need for achievement, need for affiliation Employee Performance
and need for power). Then, job satisfaction variables
and performance variables include five dimensions The finding showed that the results of the analysis
(work results quality, speed and accuracy, initiatives, support the hypothesis of H1 that the appropriate career
skills, and good communication). They reached a good development will improve employee performance. This
match for factor loading (> 0.50), and the T-value was can be interpreted that appropriate career development
greater than T-table (1.96) at a level of significance 5%. for employees at MNC Studios can improve employee
Furthermore, the construct reliability test meets the performance and productivity, decrease labor turn
reliability requirements with CR values was above 0.60 over, and will increase opportunities for employees’
and VE values were above 0.50 (Hair et al. 2013). At promotion. For employees, career planning can
CR values all variables meet the reliability requirement encourage their readiness to use the available career
of the value above was 0.60 for career development opportunities. Especially for the human resources
variables (0.91), work motivation (0.94), job satisfaction department, it will facilitate the fulfillment of the
(0.94), and performance (0.96). In the VE value, all organization’s internal personnel development
qualified reliability was the value above 0.50 for career needs. An employee plays a role to create his career
development variables (0.84), work motivation (0.85), planning. The employees are responsible to keep
job satisfaction (0.74), and performance (0.83). improving their skills to keep up their competencies
based on what a company’s needs. Act proactively to
Structural Test Analysis see the opportunities that exist, and the possibility of
problems arise in their current career. This is in line
The first analysis explained that career development (PK) with the research findings of Saluy and Kemalasari
and work motivation (MK) variables simultaneously (2017); Wiyani and Rahardjo (2015); Dewi and Utama
affect job satisfaction (KK) with an R2 value of of0.68. (2016) which concluded that career development has
It can be said that career development (PK) and work an effect on employees’ performance. Based on the
motivation (MK) variables can explain 68% variants results of testing the differences of coefficients in the
of job satisfaction (KK) while the remaining 32% of research model career development has a direct effect
the total amount can be explained by other variables on employees’ performance.
that do not exist in this research. The second analysis
is job satisfaction (KK), career development (PK) and Appropriate Career Development Will Increase Job
work motivation (MK) variable simultaneously affect Satisfaction
employees’ performance (KP) with an R2 value of
0.33. It can be said that job satisfaction (KK), career The finding showed that the results of the analysis support
development (PK), and work motivation (MK) variable the hypothesis of H2 state that the appropriate career
can explain 33% variant of employee performance development will improve employee performance. This
(KP), while the remaining 67% of the total amount can shows that the company at MNC Studios can provide
be explained by other variables that do not exist in this satisfaction to its employees. Job satisfaction is the
research. main point that needs to be considered in the company
because without job satisfaction the employee’s
The Analysis of Model Conformity Test work productivity will decrease. With a good career
development, employees will feel motivated to create
From the analysis of the all conformity model on group a sense of satisfaction in carrying out the work. The
1 to 7, all tests showed good matches, including Fit existence of a career development program can increase
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Abstract: This study aims to determine how much influence organizational commitment and
organizational commitment and compensation as the independent variable (X) and job
satisfaction as an intervening variable (Z). The analytical method used in this research is the
path analysis model. Based on it can be concluded that organizational commitment has a
negative and significant effect on employee turnover intention at PT Intercom Padang (0.000
<0.05). Based on the results of testing the second hypothesis, it was found that compensation
had a negative effect on turnover intention (0.000 <0.05). Based on the results of testing the
third hypothesis that organizational commitment has a negative and significant effect on
employee job satisfaction at PT Intercom Padang. (0.000 <0.05). In the fourth hypothesis
testing stage, it was found that compensation had a negative effect on job satisfaction.
employees at PT Intercom Padang Branch. (0.001 <0.05). while the results of testing the fifth
hypothesis found that job satisfaction has a negative effect on turnover intention). With the
fulfillment of these requirements, it can be proven that organizational commitment and
compensation have an effect on turnover intention after going through job satisfaction as an
intervening variable for employees of PT Intercom Padang.
INTRODUCTION
In the last few years, competition in the automotive world has continued to increase,
the increasing number of vehicle brands entering the Indonesian market has made people
more selective in choosing various brands of vehicles they want. In the context of
compensation have on turnover intention with job satisfaction as an intervening variable for
employees of PT Intercom Padang. In this study, turnover intention is used as the dependent
variable (Y), creates competitive advantage and increases sales volume, each automotive
manufacturer has distributors spread across all districts and cities in Indonesia. One of the
world's automotive manufacturers that already has a name in Indonesia is Toyota. The
Japanese automotive manufacturer has marketed a wide variety of products to the Indonesian
market and is reaping success because the Indonesian people are very interested in it, PT
Intercom
The amount of work pressure due to high targets also resulted in an increase in
employee turnover rates during 2019. Not achieving the targets imposed prompted the
company to be forced to release a number of salespeople as a form of punishment. Based on
data obtained from the personnel department of PT Intercom, Padang Branch, it is known that
the development of employee turnover is shown in Figure 1. below:
Figure 1
Employee Turnover Development PT Intercom Padang
In Figure 1, it can be seen that the increase in employee turnover, especially the sales
department, is relatively high. It can be seen from the data every month that there are at least
2 employees who choose to resign. The graph shows that the highest turnover rate occurred in
December 2019. The high turnover rate certainly affects the psychological side of other
employees, besides the high turnover will create losses for the company, because recruiting
new employees certainly requires a large amount of money. Therefore, efforts to reduce the
turnover rate must be carried out by the management of PT Intercom, Padang Branch.
The high turnover rate starts from the desire to leave the company. This desire is
known as turnover intention. According to (Robbins and Judge, 2016) turnover intention is a
desire or desire that is stored in employees to leave the company they are currently working
for. When an employee has a high turnover intention in him, it will affect the employee's
contribution to the company, even the tendency for turnover intention will decrease employee
performance, so it is very important for the leadership to try to reduce the turnover intention
in the employee. According to (Setiawan and Harahap, 2016) the turnover intention that exists
in each employee is formed because of a number of variables that can influence it. These
variables include organizational commitment and compensation. In addition, according to
(Sentana et al., 2017), it is stated that turnover intention can also be influenced by job
satisfaction felt by employees. Each of the variables mentioned can encourage the increase
and decrease of turnover intention in each employee
According to (Robbins and Judge, 2016) turnover intention is a natural thing that
occurs in every employee, but it is very important for companies to try to reduce turnover
intentions that arise. One of the steps that can be used by company management is to increase
employee job satisfaction. (Mowday and Sutton, 2017) reveal that job satisfaction is a match
between the desires or expectations that employees expect with the reality they receive. The
higher the job satisfaction will create a stronger commitment in employees at work and can
reduce their desire to leave the company.
A number of previous research results discussing the effect of job satisfaction on turnover
intention have been carried out by (Susilo and Satrya, 2019) who found that job satisfaction
has a negative effect on employee turnover intention. Furthermore, the results of research
(Pawesti and Wikansari, 2017) found that high job satisfaction will reduce turnover intention
in employees. Different research results were obtained by (Waspodo et al., 2013) who found
that job satisfaction did not have a significant effect on employee turnover intention.
Mowday and Sutton, (2017) that organizational commitment has a negative effect on
employee turnover intention. Organizational commitment shows the promise or pledge that
employees have at the company where they work. The stronger the commitment of an
employee, which is seen in an affective, normative, and continuous commitment, the lower
the turnover intention in each employee. A number of previous research results have stated
that organizational commitment has a negative effect on employee turnover intention, some of
these studies were conducted by Natassia, (2017) which revealed that the stronger
organizational commitment that is in an employee will lead to weakening turnover intention
in employees. Similar results are also explained in research conducted by (Lauren, 2017) and
research conducted by (Pratama, 2018) who both found that strong organizational
commitment in each employee will make them more comfortable in the company so that
turnover intention to decline.
Besides organizational commitment, according to Rivai and Sagala, (2016) the
increase in turnover intention can be influenced by the compensation they receive.
Compensation shows remuneration or appreciation given by the company to employees.
When employees feel that the compensation they receive is below the wishes or expectations
they expect, their turnover intention will strengthen. This statement is also reinforced by a
number of research results conducted by a number of previous researchers, including (Sandy,
2019) who found compensation has a negative effect on employee turnover intention.
Furthermore, the results of research conducted by (Royan Zakaria, 2017) found that the
results of research were relatively different from previous researchers, namely that
compensation had no significant effect on employee turnover intention.
Hypothesis Development
The Effect of Organizational Commitment on Turnover Intention
Mowday and Sutton, (2017) that organizational commitment has a negative effect on
employee turnover intention. The results of Natassia's research (2017) which reveal that the
stronger organizational commitment that is in an employee will encourage the weakening of
turnover intention in employees. Similar results are also explained in research conducted by
(Lauren, 2017) and research conducted by (Pratama, 2018). ) who both find that strong
organizational commitment in each employee will make them more comfortable in the
company so that turnover intention is decreased. Based on the theoretical description and a
number of previous research results, the researcher proposes a hypothesis that will be proven
immediately, namely:
H1 Organizational commitment affects the turnover intention of Toyota Intercom
Padang employees.
compensation has a negative effect on employee turnover intention. The results obtained can
be interpreted as more according to the amount of compensation received by the employees
expected, the comfort in working will be formed. The existence of high appreciation from the
company encourages a strong commitment in employees to encourage organizational
progress, thereby reducing their desire to leave the organization (turnover intention).
Furthermore, the results of research conducted by (Royan Zakaria, 2017) found that the
results of research were relatively different from previous researchers, namely that
compensation had no significant effect on employee turnover intention. Based on the
theoretical description and a number of previous research results, the researcher proposes a
hypothesis that will be proven immediately, namely:
H2 Compensation affects the turnover intention of Toyota Intercom Padang
employees.
with the brief description of a number of theories, the researcher proposes a hypothesis that
will be proven in this study, namely:
H5 Job satisfaction affects the turnover intention of PT Intercom Padang employees
RESEARCH METHODS
Population and Sample
Population is a unit of attributes that work together to achieve one specific goal
(Sekaran, 2017). In this study, the population is all active employees of the sales section of PT
Intercom Padang, amounting to 58 people. Sanpel is part of the population that is considered
to be representative, in this study the samples are several employees of PT Intercom Padang.
The total number or sample size used is 58 people, or the number of population is the same as
the number of samples given the relatively small population size of sales employees.
Operational Definition and Variable Measurement
Dependent Variable
Turnover Intention
(Robbins and Judge, 2012) defines turnover intention as a desire or desire that arises in
a person to leave the job he is currently doing. In measuring intention turnover, indicators
adopted from (Choi et al., 2018) are used, namely the desire to find a new job, find out a
better new job, the ability to get a new job and the desire to immediately change jobs.
Independent Variable
Organizational Commitment
According to Mowday and Sutton, (2017) organizational commitment is a promise
that all members of the organization have to be loyal, carry out the rules until they are willing
to sacrifice for the progress and development of the organization. In measuring organizational
commitment, indicators are used from (Allen and Meyer, 1993) in Robbins and Judge, (2016)
which consist of three main indicators, namely: Affective commitment, Continuence
Commitment and Normative Commitment ( Normative Commitment)
Compensation
Compensation is the value of rewards or remuneration received by employees in
carrying out their duties and responsibilities at work. In measuring compensation, indicators
adapted from Arifandi et al (2015) are used, namely direct compensation, indirect
compensation and incentives.
Intervening Variables
It is a variable that mediates the influence of the independent variable on the
dependent variable and its nature can strengthen or weaken the influence of the independent
variable on the dependent variable.
Job satisfaction
According to Celluci, Anthony and David De Vries in Rivai and Sagala, (2016)
defines job satisfaction as all the conformity between the desires they have before carrying
out work with the reality they feel after working. Job satisfaction is measured using indicators
adopted from Celluci, Anthony and David De Vries in (Mas'ud, 2017), namely: satisfaction
with salaries, satisfaction with promotions, satisfaction with colleagues, satisfaction with
supervisors and satisfaction with the work itself.
In Table 4.2, it can be seen that most of the male gender respondents are 41 people or
70.69% of the total respondents, while the rest are female respondents, namely 17 people or
20.31% of the total respondents. If it is observed from the age level of the respondents, it is
known that most of the respondents have an age between 23 years and 30 years, namely 36
people or 51.72% of the total respondents, while the respondents with the least number are
respondents aged between 41 years to 45 years, namely 2 people or 3.45% of the total
respondents.
In accordance with the data tabulation process, it can be seen that most of the
respondents have education at the S1 level, amounting to 51 people or 87.93% while the rest
are respondents who have high school level education, namely only 1 person or 1.72% of the
total respondents. Based on the data tabulation process, it can be seen that most respondents
have a working period between zero years and lia years, amounting to 47 people or 81.03% of
the total respondents, while the respondents with the least number are those who have a
service period of more than 10 years, amounting to 3 people. or 3.17% of the total
respondents.
Hypothesis test
The Effect of Organizational Commitment and Compensation on Job Satisfaction
The t-statistic test aims to prove the effect of the independent variables on the
dependent variable individually. Based on the results of the t-statistic test, a summary of the
results is shown in Table 2 below:
Table 2
SubCoefficients
Structure Testing
a
2
Unstandardized
Standardized
CoefficientsCoefficients
Model B Std. Error Beta t Sig.
1 (Constant) 55.94713.342 4.193 .000
Komiitmen Organisasi
.825 .201 .109 4.100 .000
Kompensasi .669 .176 .032 3.801 .001
a.Dependent Variable: Kepuasan Kerja
Based on the results of t-statistical testing, it was found that the sig value was 0.000.
The data processing process is carried out using an error rate of 0.05, the results obtained
show that the sig value of 0.000 is far below the 0.05 level of confidence, so the decision is
Ho is rejected and Ha is accepted so it can be concluded that organizational commitment has a
negative and significant effect on employee job satisfaction at PT Intercom Padang. . These
findings suggest that the stronger organizational commitment that employees have, the more
job satisfaction they feel, especially when working at PT Intercom, Padang Branch.
At the t-statistical test stage, it can be seen that the compensation variable has a sig
value of 0.001. The stages of data processing were carried out using a confidence level of
0.05. Thus the sig value 0.001 is far below the 0.05 level of confidence. Then the decision is
Ho is rejected and Ha is accepted, so it can be concluded that compensation has a negative
effect on job satisfaction. Or it can be interpreted that the higher the compensation received
by employees will further increase the job satisfaction felt by employees at PT Intercom,
Padang Branch.
Based on the results of the F-statistic test, the sig value is 0.000. The data processing
was carried out using a confidence level of 0.05. The results obtained show that the sig value
of 0.000 is far below the 0.05 level of confidence. So the decision is that Ho is rejected and
Ha is accepted, so it can be concluded that organizational commitment and compensation
together have a significant effect on job satisfaction of employees of PT Intercom, Padang
Branch.
Sub Structure Framework Model 1
In accordance with the test results, a structural framework model can be made as
shown in Picture 1. below:
Picture 1
Model Structure 1
Based on the results of t-statistical testing, it was found that the sig value was 0.000.
The data processing was carried out using an error rate of 0.05, the results obtained showed
that the sig value of 0.000 was far below the 0.05 level of confidence, so the decision was Ho
was rejected and Ha was accepted so that it could be concluded that organizational
commitment had a negative and significant effect on employee turnover intention at PT
Intercom Padang. . These findings suggest that the stronger the organizational commitment of
employees, the more likely it is that employee turnover intention at PT Intercom, Padang
branch.
At the t-statistical test stage, it can be seen that the compensation variable has a sig
value of 0.000. The stages of data processing were carried out using a confidence level of
0.05. Thus the sig value of 0.000 is far below the level of confidence 0.05. Then the decision
is that Ho is rejected and Ha is accepted, so it can be concluded that compensation has a
negative effect on turnover intention. Or it can be interpreted that the higher the compensation
received by the employee, the lower the employee turnover intention at PT Intercom Padang
Branch.
At the third t-statistic test stage, it is seen that the job satisfaction variable has a sig
value of 0.002. The stages of data processing were carried out using a confidence level of
0.05. Thus the sig value 0.002 is far below the 0.05 level of confidence. Then the decision is
that Ho is rejected and Ha is accepted, so it can be concluded that job satisfaction has a
negative effect on turnover intention. Or it can be interpreted that the higher job satisfaction
received by employees will further reduce employee turnover intention at PT Intercom,
Padang Branch.
F-statistical test results
The F-statistic test aims to prove the effect of the independent variable simultaneously
on the dependent variable. Based on the results of data processing that has been carried out, a
summary of the results is shown in Table 4 below:
Table 5
F-statistic Result
Based on the results of the F-statistic test, the sig value is 0.000. The data processing
was carried out using a confidence level of 0.05. The results obtained show that the sig value
of 0.000 is far below the 0.05 level of confidence. Then the decision is that Ho is rejected and
Ha is accepted so that it can be concluded that organizational commitment, compensation and
job satisfaction together have a significant effect on the turnover intention of employees of PT
Intercom Padang Branch.
Picture 2
Model Structure 2
Path Analysis
Finding the Path Coefficient Value
In order to find the path coefficient value, the following calculations are carried out:
Based on the results of examining the path coefficient value of the regression model
formed, it can be concluded that the total contribution of direct and indirect influence between
organizational commitment and compensation on turnover intention with job satisfaction as
an intervening variable is 0.836 or 83.60%, while the remaining 16.40% is explained by other
variables. which are not used in the current research model.
Indirect Influence
The indirect effect is to test the effect of the independent variable on the dependent
variable occupied by the intermediary or intervening variable. The results of the tests carried
out are as follows:
a) Indirect Effect Commitmen Organizational on Turnover intention Trough Job
Satisfaction
Px1 Z Py = - 0.638 x 0.948 x -0.057
= 0.034
b) Indirect Effect Organisasional on Turnover intention Through Job Satisfaction
Px2 Z Py = - 0.320 x 0.737 x -0.057
= 0.013
Based on the results of testing the direct and indirect effects of each of the research
variables used, it appears that the direct effect is greater than the indirect effect. Based on the
results of the path analysis test that has been carried out, the researcher summarizes the results
of the analysis as shown in Table 5 below:
Table 5
A summary of the Results of the Influence of Direct and indirect
Impact Persentase
No Testing Influence
Persentase Acumulation
Based on the results of testing the direct and indirect effects, it can be seen that the
total effect formed is 74% while the remaining 26% contributes to the remaining influence
influenced by other variables not used in the current research model. In accordance with the
results of the direct and indirect effect testing, a composite structural framework model can be
made as shown in Figure 4.4 below:
Picture 3
Model Sturucutal
Discussion
The Effect of Organizational Commitment on Turnover Intention '
Based on the results of testing the first hypothesis, it was found that organizational
commitment had a negative effect on employee turnover intention at PT Intercon, Padang
Branch. The results obtained in the first hypothesis testing stage are in line with the results of
research by Natassia, (2017) which revealed that the stronger organizational commitment that
is in an employee will encourage weaker turnover intention in employees. Similar results are
also explained in research conducted by (Lauren, 2017) and research conducted by (Pratama,
2018) who both found that strong organizational commitment in each employee will make
them more comfortable in the company so that turnover intention become decreased in
employees.
Indonesia. This result indicates that the higher the value of financial and non-financial
compensation received by employees will increase their satisfaction at work.
CONCLUSION
In accordance with the analysis and discussion of the results of hypothesis testing that
has been carried out, several important conclusions are proposed which are the answers to the
problems posed, namely:
1. Based on the results of testing the first hypothesis, the sig value is 0.000. The data
processing was carried out using an error rate of 0.05. The results obtained showed
that the sig value of 0.000 was far below the 0.05 level of confidence, so it could be
concluded that organizational commitment had a negative and significant effect on
employee turnover intention at PT Intercom Padang. These findings suggest that the
stronger the organizational commitment of employees, the more likely it is that
employee turnover intention at PT Intercom, Padang branch.
2. Based on the results of testing the second hypothesis the sig value is 0.000. The stages
of data processing were carried out using a confidence level of 0.05. Thus the sig
value of 0.000 is far below the level of confidence 0.05. So it can be concluded that
compensation has a negative effect on turnover intention. Or it can be interpreted that
the higher the compensation received by the employee, the lower the employee
turnover intention at PT Intercom Padang Branch.
3. Based on the results of testing the third hypothesis, the sig value is 0.000. The data
processing was carried out using an error rate of 0.05. The results obtained showed
that the sig value of 0.000 was far below the 0.05 level of confidence, so it could be
concluded that organizational commitment had a negative and significant effect on
employee job satisfaction at PT Intercom Padang. These findings suggest that the
stronger organizational commitment that employees have, the more job satisfaction
they feel, especially when working at PT Intercom, Padang Branch.
4. In the fourth hypothesis testing stage, the sig value is 0.001. The stages of data
processing were carried out using a confidence level of 0.05. Thus the sig value 0.001
is far below the 0.05 level of confidence. So it can be concluded that compensation has
a negative effect on job satisfaction. Or it can be interpreted that the higher the
compensation received by employees will further increase the job satisfaction felt by
employees at PT Intercom, Padang Branch.
5. In the fifth hypothesis testing stage, the sig value is 0.002. The stages of data
processing were carried out using a confidence level of 0.05. Thus the sig value 0.002
is far below the 0.05 level of confidence. So it can be concluded that job satisfaction
has a negative effect on turnover intention. Or it can be interpreted that the higher job
satisfaction received by employees will further reduce employee turnover intention at
PT Intercom, Padang Branch.
6. Organizational commitment has an effect on turnover intention after going through job
satisfaction as an intervening variable for employees of PT Intercom, Padang Branch.
The amount of the indirect effect is 0.034 or 3.40%. These findings show that the
stronger organizational commitment that is in line with high job satisfaction will
create turnover intention in employees of PT Intercom, Padang Branch, only 3.40%.
Thus, through commitment and job satisfaction felt by employees will be able to
reduce turnover intention.
7. Compensation has a negative and significant effect on turnover intention after going
through job satisfaction as an intervening variable for employees of PT Intercom,
Padang Branch. The amount of the indirect effect is 0.031 or 3.40%. These findings
indicate the stronger the appropriate compensation and satisfaction scores
Suggestion
In accordance with the research conclusions, several suggestions can be put forward that
can be used for:
1. For the leadership of the company it is very important for the leadership to inspire and
motivate every employee in the PT Intercom Padang environment so that their
commitment to the company will be higher so that it can reduce turnover intention in
each employee.
2. For company leaders to continue to evaluate and improve the value of compensation
that will be received by all employees in the form of salaries, allowances, incentives or
allowances, because the greater the value of compensation and the more in accordance
with the wishes or expectations of each employee will encourage increased
satisfaction. work and reduce turnover intention to employees, especially in the Auto
2000 Padang environment.
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