Predicting Organizational Commitment Perceptions of University Administrative Staff from Their Organizational Culture Perceptions Cover Image

Üniversite İdari Personelinin Örgütsel Bağlılık Algılarının Örgütsel Kültür Algılarından Yordanması
Predicting Organizational Commitment Perceptions of University Administrative Staff from Their Organizational Culture Perceptions

Author(s): Halil Özcan Özdemir, Cemalettin İpek
Subject(s): Business Economy / Management, Higher Education , Organizational Psychology, Marketing / Advertising, Human Resources in Economy
Published by: Orhan Sağçolak
Keywords: Organizational culture; Organizational commitment; University administrative staff;

Summary/Abstract: Purpose – The study aims to investigate the organizational culture and organizational commitment perceptions of the university administrative staff and the relationships between their organizational culture and organizational commitment perceptions. In the study, firstly organizational culture and organizational commitment perceptions of the participants were described and some analysis were made to test whether these perceptions differ statistically depending on gender, education level and experience of the participants. Furthermore, the relationships between the perceptions of organizational culture and organizational commitment were examined. Design/methodology/approach – Information about the universe, sample, data collection tools and data analysis process of the research carried out in the relational screening model are given below. The data to be used in the study were collected between October and November 2019. Findings – Study results also indicated that organizational culture perceptions of the participants did not differ statistically according to the gender variable. However, organizational commitment perceptions of the participants differed statistically in terms of emotional commitment. It was observed that the participants' perceptions of organizational culture differed in the dimensions of power culture, achievement culture and support culture, while organizational commitment perceptions of the participants differed in terms of emotional commitment depending on their educational level. Finally, the total variances explained by four organizational culture dimensions were ordered as 34% for normative commitment, 20% for emotional commitment, and 8% for continuance commitment. Discussion – The conclusions reached in both this research and the previous researches show that employees perceive all four organizational culture trends at certain levels in their organizations. In the research, the descriptive findings of the participants' perceptions of organizational commitment are compared with the research findings made on this subject, and there are some similarities and differences between the findings.

  • Issue Year: 12/2020
  • Issue No: 3
  • Page Range: 2823-2845
  • Page Count: 23
  • Language: Turkish
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