SATISFACTION AND PROCRASTINATION AMONG PROGRAMMERS
SATISFACTION AND PROCRASTINATION AMONG PROGRAMMERS
Author(s): Mihaela Rus, Maria Pescaru, Cristina-Maria Pescaru, Alexandra-Elena Simion, Elena Ștefania Pană, Ionescu Mara-Bianca IonescuSubject(s): Social Sciences, Psychology, Sociology, Social psychology and group interaction, Evaluation research, Management and complex organizations
Published by: Ediktura Beladi
Keywords: Satisfaction; Procrastination; Programmers; Correlation; Subscale Analysis; Soldering; Organization; Communication; Cyberslacking; Leadership;
Summary/Abstract: The current study investigates the existence of a correlation between satisfaction and procrastination, as well as between their subscales, among programmers. Data collected from a sample of 30 Romanian programmers were analyzed to assess this possible relationship, using the Job Satisfaction Questionnaire and the Job Procrastination Scale. The main results indicate the absence of a significant correlation between overall levels of satisfaction and procrastination. However, the analysis of the subscales reveals significant correlations between certain aspects of satisfaction and procrastination. In particular, the Soldering Subscale presents a significant correlation with the Organization and Communication Subscale, and the Cyberslacking Subscale correlates significantly with the Leadership and Interpersonal Relations Subscale. These findings highlight the complexity of the relationship between satisfaction and procrastination in the context of programmers and suggest that certain aspects of satisfaction may influence how they manage procrastination.
Journal: Revista Universitară de Sociologie
- Issue Year: X/2024
- Issue No: 3
- Page Range: 69-76
- Page Count: 8
- Language: English
