Analyzing the Link Between Job Satisfaction and Performance in Educational Institutions

Young Han Chun, Sungjoo Choi and Miyeon Song

International Journal of Public Administration, 2019, vol. 42, issue 9, 707-722

Abstract: The relationship between job satisfaction and organizational performance has been one of the most controversial issues in organizational management. This study examines how job satisfaction affects organizational performance analyzing the panel data collected from educational institutions in Korea. The results demonstrate that teachers’ organizational satisfaction is likely to improve students’ performance in standardized tests, whereas their work satisfaction is negatively related to it. Private school teachers showed higher organizational satisfaction than public school teachers and produced higher students’ test scores. No significant difference in work satisfaction between public and private school teachers was found.

Date: 2019
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DOI: 10.1080/01900692.2018.1498101

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