Construct sources
| Construct | No. of items | Source | Items dropped in this study due to resulting factor loading less than 0.5 in factor analysis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Managerial coaching | 8 | Arnold et al. (2000) | “My direct supervisor supports my work group’s efforts (CH1) … helps my workgroup see areas in which we need more training (CH3)” |
| PIED | 5 | Kuvaas and Dysvik (2010) | “I am confident that my organization will provide for the necessary training and development to solve any new tasks I may be given in the future (PIED3)” “My organization is effective in meeting employee’s requests for internal job transfers (PIED5)” |
| Employee engagement | 13 | Rich et al. (2010) | “At work, my mind is focused on my job (EC1). I am enthusiastic about my job (EE2). I feel energetic at my job (EE5). I work with intensity on my job (EP1). I devote a lot of energy to my job (EP4)” |
| OCBO | 8 | Lee and Allen (2002) | “I express loyalty towards the organization (OCB1). I show pride when representing the organization in public (OCB3). I defend the organization when other employees criticize it (OCB7). I offer ideas to improve the functioning of the organization (OCB8)” |
| Construct | No. of items | Source | Items dropped in this study due to resulting factor loading less than 0.5 in factor analysis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Managerial coaching | 8 | “My direct supervisor supports my work group’s efforts (CH1) … helps my workgroup see areas in which we need more training (CH3)” | |
| PIED | 5 | “I am confident that my organization will provide for the necessary training and development to solve any new tasks I may be given in the future (PIED3)” | |
| Employee engagement | 13 | “At work, my mind is focused on my job (EC1). I am enthusiastic about my job (EE2). I feel energetic at my job (EE5). I work with intensity on my job (EP1). I devote a lot of energy to my job (EP4)” | |
| OCBO | 8 | “I express loyalty towards the organization (OCB1). I show pride when representing the organization in public (OCB3). I defend the organization when other employees criticize it (OCB7). I offer ideas to improve the functioning of the organization (OCB8)” |
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