Develops and presents Importance‐Satisfaction Analysis as a simple and highly pragmatic organizational diagnostic tool for both managers and consultants. Specifically, the importance‐performance framework presented in the marketing literature has been adapted for application in the management of human resource by changing the model′s external/strategic (the consumer and the product) orientation to an internal/operational (the employee and the job) focus. Uses data from a major national laboratory to illustrate step‐by‐step application of this methodology. Discusses practical advantages of the framework and implications for managers and consultants. Simplicity and ease of application, adaptability to various data collection techniques(questionnaires, interviews, group analysis, etc.), early identification of areas requiring action, priority‐based resource allocation implications, and modest cost are a few of the virtues of this managerial/consulting tool.
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June 01 1992
Importance‐Satisfaction Analysis: A Diagnostic Tool for Organizational Change Available to Purchase
Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Online ISSN: 1472-5347
Print ISSN: 0143-7739
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1992
Leadership & Organization Development Journal (1992) 13 (6): 8–12.
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Graf LA, Hemmasi M, Nielsen W (1992), "Importance‐Satisfaction Analysis: A Diagnostic Tool for Organizational Change". Leadership & Organization Development Journal, Vol. 13 No. 6 pp. 8–12, doi: https://doi.org/10.1108/01437739210021857
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