nd Job Satisfaction of Corporate Volunteers－Motech Award 2013 Creative Design Competition Using Solar Cell

• Main Authors: KO, CHIU-CHUN, 高超俊
• Other Authors: YAO-MING CHU
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2014
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/3zftvy

碩士 === 國立高雄師範大學 === 工業科技教育學系 === 102 === The purpose of this study is to investigate into what drove the 12 corporate volunteers to offer illustrative services at the Special Exhibition of 2013 Motech Award and what organizational identity and service satisfaction they have derived from the volunteer services in the hope that the findings of the study can be used as a basis for promoting corporate volunteer program and encouraging staff to participate into volunteering work. It may also serve as a useful training tool to those volunteer event organizers who organize exhibition events jointly with museums. This study combines quantitative and qualitative survey methods to analysis the data and information collected by means of questionnaire and in-depth interviews against the 12 corporate volunteers. Based on the quantitative analysis and qualitative analysis, it was found that the motivations of the 12 corporate volunteers for offering illustrative services include: sharing their enthusiasm and knowledge about solar cell to the community; contributing to the community and delivering their social responsibilities; acquiring new knowledge and enhancing their illustration skills, etc. On the organizational identity front, the 12 corporate volunteers, concurring to their Company's policy to promote corporate social responsibility, are enthusiastic in participating the volunteer services, use their best efforts to pursuing the organizational goals and safeguarding the Company's reputation and image. On the service satisfaction front, the satisfactions that the 12 corporate volunteers have derived include: enriching their knowledge and illustration skills; feeling delightful via interacting with co-workers; improving self-confident while being able to respond to audiences' questions, feeling satisfied, etc. Based on the findings of the study, recommendations will be put forward which include provision of compulsory moving lines and advance tour booking facilities so as to boost the quality of illustrative services and prevent the corporate volunteer from working longer hours. The coverage of the volunteer services can be extended to external campus site, other counties and museums or via setting up booth in the large-scale exhibition event organized by counties so as to allow more people to acquire the knowledge of solar photovoltaic.