ANALYZING THE DEPENDENCY OF COMPANY PERFORMANCE ON EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION

2024

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DOI 10.47649/vau.24.v75.i4.25
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Abstract

This paper explores the link between employee satisfaction and company performance to show the hidden relations between these entities. The study adopts a systematic correlation-based approach through survey data on employee satisfaction and tracking performance metrics provided by the company. This objective shall involve the search for tendencies concerning what extent does employee satisfaction influence achievements. The outcomes demonstrate a relationship between workforce satisfaction and vital benchmarks such as efficiency, creation, and retention of personnel in many market fields. This research is unique because it shows how employee satisfaction can affect company success in the short term and long term. In short, these findings underscore the importance of a content workforce in accomplishing results that suggest useful managerial implications as well as human resource policies. Moreover, the research explores deeper into the intricate characteristics of employee satisfaction, providing insight into its various effects on the entire achievement of the organization.