Explanation of the Role of Gamification on Job Satisfaction and Employee Motivation (case study: cosmetic industry(
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Shahin
Rouhani Rad
1
(Yazd University)
Mehdi
Sabokrou
2
Maasoumeh
Mohammadi
3
Keywords: Training and Development of Human Resource Scientometrics Article Journal,
Abstract :
The purpose of this study is the explanation of the role of gamification on job satisfaction and employee motivation in the cosmetic industry. This research is a positivist nature with a quantitative approach. Also, this research is descriptive and in the type of field studies, and in terms of research approach, is quantitative research. The target population of this study is all staff of marketing and sales units in the member of Iran cosmetic industries association whose scope of activity is in Tehran province. In this study for sampling, cluster sampling method has been used. Also, we used Krejcie and Morgan tables to determine the sample size, and 350 members of the target population have been investigated. In this research, two methods of library and field methods (a standard questionnaire consisting of 13 items) have been used for data collection. In order to assure the reliability of the measurement instruments, Cronbach's alpha was used. And for validation, content validity (content validity ratio and content validity index) was used. Also, in order to investigate the relationship between variables and data analysis, paired-samples T-test and SPSS software have been used. The results showed that gamification has an effect on job satisfaction and employee motivation
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