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An Empirical Study on the Impact from the Antecedents of Person Organisation Fit Affecting a Wrist Watch Manufacturing Unit in Tamil Nadu


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This paper presents and tests a theoretical model of person-organization (P-O) fit and its antecedents among 243 employees working in a wrist watch manufacturing unit in Tamil Nadu. The interaction of the variables of P-O fit were analysed for the different demographics of employees who were grouped based on their gender, age, designation, educational qualification and work experience in the current organisation. Multiple linear regressions (MLR) were carried out for the different demographics of employees separately with all the antecedents together on the overall perception of P-O fit. Subsequently, to find the impact of the individual antecedents of P-O fit individually, simple linear regressions (SLR) were carried out and the results were compiled together. It was found that the impact of the antecedents on the P-O fit differs with the different employee demographics.

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Person-Organisation Fit, Congruence, Principles, Values and Norms, Work Mates, Need, Ability, Education and Personal Skill, Culture, Personality, Goal, Work Place.
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Authors

J. Praveen Paul
Department of Management Studies, Mepco Schlenk Engineering College, India
M. Silambarasan
Department of Management Studies, Mepco Schlenk Engineering College, India

Abstract


This paper presents and tests a theoretical model of person-organization (P-O) fit and its antecedents among 243 employees working in a wrist watch manufacturing unit in Tamil Nadu. The interaction of the variables of P-O fit were analysed for the different demographics of employees who were grouped based on their gender, age, designation, educational qualification and work experience in the current organisation. Multiple linear regressions (MLR) were carried out for the different demographics of employees separately with all the antecedents together on the overall perception of P-O fit. Subsequently, to find the impact of the individual antecedents of P-O fit individually, simple linear regressions (SLR) were carried out and the results were compiled together. It was found that the impact of the antecedents on the P-O fit differs with the different employee demographics.

Keywords


Person-Organisation Fit, Congruence, Principles, Values and Norms, Work Mates, Need, Ability, Education and Personal Skill, Culture, Personality, Goal, Work Place.

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