Relationship between the Full-Range Leadership and Insurance Salesperson’s Job Satisfaction
Journal Title: International Journal of Business & Management Science - Year 2009, Vol 2, Issue 1
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to use the Full-Range Leadership Theory to study the insurance salespersons’ job satisfaction level. Data was collected using a self-administered questionnaire that was distributed and collected from 303 insurance salespersons from four major insurance organizations in Malaysia (response rate of 86.57 percent). The Multinomial Logistic Regression Analysis was applied to test the theoretical model and the relationship between the Full-Range Leadership Theory and insurance salespersons’ job satisfaction. The results revealed a significantly positive relationship between the job satisfaction with some of the perceived transformational leadership and transactional leadership factors.
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Jessica Sze Ho, David Yong Fie, Poon Ching , Keng Ooi
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