Workplace Friendships and Employee Flourishing
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Group 5:
Job Satisfaction and
Worker Attitudes
Kathy Nguyen
Neinava Vardeh
Are Workplace Friendships a Mixed
Blessing?
Exploring Tradeoffs of Multiplex
Relationships and Their Associations with Job
Performance
Jessica R. Methot
Jeffery A. Lepine
Nathan P. Podsakoff
Jessical Siegel Christian
Presenter:
Kathy Nguyen
Key Terms
Multiplex Relationship
Positive Affect
Research Methods
Sample: 168 insurance company
employees and their supervisors from the
southeastern United States.
Answered survey questions about certain
measures
Measures
Network relationships
Emotional exhaustion
Work positive affect
Task Performance
Take Home Message
Having friends at work can lead to higher levels of
productivity
More likely to be engaged in work due to improved
attitudes
How?
Offsite events to promote friendship with coworkers
Situational judgement tests
–
how do you handle
stressful situations?
Flourishing VIA Workplace
Relationships:
Moving Beyond Instrumental Support
Amy Colbert
Joyce Bono
Radostina Purvanova
Presenter:
Neinava Vardeh (Nina)
Key Terms
Task Assistance
Career Advancement
Flourishing
Emotional Support
Friendship
Personal Growth
Giving to Others
Which one of the item you see in key
terms is more important for you and
can lead to positive workplace
relationship
?
Employee
flourishing
occurs when
employees
experience
high levels of
well-being and
are fully
functioning
Research Methods
300 individuals from diverse group of adult participants in
research
a) Employed for 32 hours per week or more
b) Married to or living with a partner who was also enrolled in
Study Response
c) Ages: 18 and 65
d) U.S. or Canadian residents
Continue
151 participants respond correctly :
53.0% male
24.5% were 30 years old or younger
42.4% were between 31 and 40 years old
33.1% were 41 years old or older
.
Education
7.3% had a high school diploma
15.9% had some college coursework or an associate’s degree
49.0% had a bachelor’s degree,
27.8% had an advanced degree.
Relationship Functions
(Measures )
•
Emotional Support
My co-worker helped me cope with stress.
My co-worker allowed me to vent my frustrations.
My co-worker helped me release tension.
•
Personal Growth
My co-worker helped me grew and developed as a human being.
My co-worker pushed me to became a better person.
My co-worker helped me developed life skills and competencies,such
as becoming a better listener, or being more patient, or solving
problems better.
Results (From Post Hoc Analysis)
Personal growth has a slightly negative relationship with life satisfaction
for those 30 and younger; however, the relationship is increasingly
positive at older ages.
The relationship between emotional support and life satisfaction is
positive for those 30 and younger, and negative for those over 40.
Age significantly moderated the effects of personal growth and emotional
support on these outcomes.
Take Home Message
Pair the older employee with younger, assign them with group
project and let them see the result .(passing experience, learning
new materials specially in tech section)
Group Take Home Message
Social networks research has provided some
insight into the role of friendship ties in
facilitating positive outcomes in the workplace
Organizations that support workplace
relationships and provides the benefits in our
taxonomy may benefit not only through
employee engagement, lower turnover, and better
sharing of resources, but may also experience
reduced health care costs
.
Exploring the impact of workplace friendships on job performance, this research delves into the tradeoffs of multiplex relationships and their associations with job attitudes. Discover how having friends at work can lead to higher productivity and engagement, with key terms like task assistance, emotional support, and personal growth playing vital roles in fostering positive workplace relationships conducive to employee flourishing.
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Group 5: Job Satisfaction and Worker Attitudes Kathy Nguyen Neinava Vardeh
Are Workplace Friendships a Mixed Blessing? Exploring Tradeoffs of Multiplex Relationships and Their Associations with Job Performance Jessica R. Methot Jeffery A. Lepine Nathan P. Podsakoff Jessical Siegel Christian Presenter: Kathy Nguyen
Key Terms Multiplex Relationship Positive Affect
Research Methods Sample: 168 insurance company employees and their supervisors from the southeastern United States. Answered survey questions about certain measures
Measures Network relationships Emotional exhaustion Work positive affect Task Performance
Take Home Message Having friends at work can lead to higher levels of productivity More likely to be engaged in work due to improved attitudes How? Offsite events to promote friendship with coworkers Situational judgement tests how do you handle stressful situations?
Flourishing VIA Workplace Relationships: Moving Beyond Instrumental Support Amy Colbert Joyce Bono Radostina Purvanova Presenter: Neinava Vardeh (Nina)
Key Terms Task Assistance Career Advancement Flourishing Emotional Support Friendship Personal Growth Giving to Others
Which one of the item you see in key terms is more important for you and can lead to positive workplace relationship ?
Employee flourishing occurs when employees experience high levels of well-being and are fully functioning
Research Methods 300 individuals from diverse group of adult participants in research a) Employed for 32 hours per week or more b) Married to or living with a partner who was also enrolled in Study Response c) Ages: 18 and 65 d) U.S. or Canadian residents
Continue 151 participants respond correctly : 53.0% male 24.5% were 30 years old or younger 42.4% were between 31 and 40 years old 33.1% were 41 years old or older. Education 7.3% had a high school diploma 15.9% had some college coursework or an associate s degree 49.0% had a bachelor s degree, 27.8% had an advanced degree.
Relationship Functions(Measures ) Emotional Support My co-worker helped me cope with stress. My co-worker allowed me to vent my frustrations. My co-worker helped me release tension. Personal Growth My co-worker helped me grew and developed as a human being. My co-worker pushed me to became a better person. My co-worker helped me developed life skills and competencies,such as becoming a better listener, or being more patient, or solving problems better.
Results (From Post Hoc Analysis) Personal growth has a slightly negative relationship with life satisfaction for those 30 and younger; however, the relationship is increasingly positive at older ages. The relationship between emotional support and life satisfaction is positive for those 30 and younger, and negative for those over 40. Age significantly moderated the effects of personal growth and emotional support on these outcomes.
Take Home Message Pair the older employee with younger, assign them with group project and let them see the result .(passing experience, learning new materials specially in tech section)
Group Take Home Message Social networks research has provided some insight into the role of friendship ties in facilitating positive outcomes in the workplace Organizations that support workplace relationships and provides the benefits in our taxonomy may benefit not only through employee engagement, lower turnover, and better sharing of resources, but may also experience reduced health care costs.
