A meta-analysis of relations between person–organization fit and work attitudes

verifiedrich profile · Journal of Vocational Behavior · 2003

Verquer, Michelle L; Beehr, Terry A; Wagner, Stephen H

10.1016/s0001-8791(02)00036-2 · CrossRef: verified

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person organization fitturnover intention

r = -0.21 · grade A · unverified

person organization fitturnover intention

r = -0.21 · k=21 · grade B · unverified

person organization fitjob satisfaction

r = 0.28 · grade A · unverified

person organization fitjob satisfaction

r = 0.28 · k=21 · grade B · unverified

person organization fitorganizational commitment

r = 0.31 · k=21 · grade B · unverified

person organization fitorganizational commitment

r = 0.31 · grade A · unverified

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