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Correlation Between Learning Motivation and Satisfaction in Synchronous On-the-Job Online Training in the Public Sector

Nathan Cheng-Hu Chow, I-Jan Yeh

Frontiers in Psychology · 2022

doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2022.789252 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

Non-governmental organizations often regard expanding revenue and reducing costs as standard procedures to achieve corporate sustainability, while at the same time considering human resources as important assets. Government agencies have greater flexibility in staffing, and their human resource strategies for employee education and training often use organizational learning to develop operational performance. Training is regarded as a panacea for corporate sustainability and channels have been established to support employees' learning. Curriculum development of synchronous online learning is an approach that requires further investigation. We distributed 360 questionnaires to supervisors and employees of the Taipei City Government, Taiwan. A total of 268 valid copies were retrieved, giving a response rate of 74%. The study results are expected to help public sector employers enhance employee cohesiveness and generate more operational team spirit.

Abstract licence: CC BY

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