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    Title: 工作負荷及直屬主管支持對員工擔任師父意願影響之探討
    The Effects of Workload and Perceived Supervisor Support on the Willingness to Mentor
    Authors: 陳思妤
    Chen, Sih Yu
    Contributors: 胡昌亞
    Hu, Changya
    陳思妤
    Chen, Sih Yu
    Keywords: 擔任師父意願
    工作負荷量
    知覺主管支持
    工作耗竭感
    工作敬業
    工作要求-資源模型
    willingness to mentor
    workload
    supervisor’s support
    job exhaustion
    work engagement
    Job Demand-Resource Model
    Date: 2012
    Issue Date: 2013-07-11 17:50:15 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 過去學者探究員工擔任師父意願，或以個人特質、或以情境因素，皆以個人層次的性格因素探討其對擔任師父意願的影響程度。然而此研究取向結果累積，無法有系統架構地了解其對員工擔任師父意願的影響，並找到組織的施力點。故本研究以「工作要求-資源模型」為基礎，探討工作情境中的工作負荷量與知覺主管支持兩因素對於員工擔任師父意願之影響。本研究首先探討工作要求能否藉由增加員工的耗竭感，而減低員工擔任師父意願。其次探討工作資源是否能透過增加員工的工作敬業，進而提升員工擔任師父意願。此外，藉由比較工作要求-資源模型之雙歷程模式，以統計方法進行重要性比較，了解兩途徑對於員工擔任意願的影響程度相對大小。此研究結果可提供未來情境因素影響擔任師父意願研究之參考，實務上則能為組織提升員工擔任師父意願所用。並研究結果顯示，工作耗竭感完全中介工作負荷量與員工擔任師父意願間的關係，工作敬業對知覺主管支持與擔任師父意願間關係的中介並不顯著。其討論與應用則於後續章節探討。
    The past mentor topics mostly discussed the influence of personality on willingness to mentor. But with this approach, the authorities would not be able to intervene the mentoring program from the policy or program design so that the authorities could not improve current status of the organizational training. This research would base on theory of Job Demand-Resource model to integrate the work situational factors, such as workload and supervisor’s support, to predict the influence on the willingness to mentor. Also the other emphasis is to weight the two different work situational factors to value the importance between the situational factors and employees’ willingness to mentor. The result shows the job exhaustion directly mediate the workload and the willingness to mentor. However, the mediation effect of work engagement is not significant between the supervisor’s support and the willingness to mentor. The Job Demand-Resource model can be further applied in the area of mentoring willingness. Besides, the control variable of personality, altruism, has consistent effect on each of the research variables.
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