Questionnaire Survey for SME owners in Asia on "Job Satisfaction"

- ICOSA is researching "Job Satisfaction" of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Asia.
- “Job satisfaction” can be divided into “economic rewards” such as salaries and benefits, and “non-economic rewards” such as a sense of accomplishment, discretion through work and good human relations.
- In the case of SMEs, “economic rewards” may be less, but “non-economic rewards” is superior, and it was confirmed by our survey in Japan that SMEs that focus on non-economic rewards tend to find more employees motivated to work, as a result, corporate performance is also good.
- How do business owners of SMEs in Asia think about this kind of job satisfaction? Is it the same as in Japan? What kind of management can ensure that employees feel their workplaces rewarding to work for?
- If any commonalities and differences were found in Asian countries, we wish to clarify the reasons through this questionnaire survey for SME owners in Asia.

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Please answer to following 10 Questions:

Q1. 
Do you have a management philosophy that summarizes your company's reason for existence, purpose, and basic management stance?
 
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Q2. (For those who chose "a" or "b" in Q1.) 
Is the management philosophy well understood by the employees?  
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Q3.
What kind of relationship should exist between management and employees in a company?

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Please describe your specific idea about the relationship between company management and employees, if any.
Q4.
Please select the top 3 from the following 7 options (a. - g.) in order of importance to get employees work hard for the company, assuming that appropriate salaries are paid.
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a. Company management philosophy and president's management attitude.
b. Human relations within the company.
c. Future business of thecompany.
d. Salary level.
e. Proximity to employee hometown.
f. Appropriate working hours.
g. Job satisfaction.
Most important
Second most important
Third most important
About the most effective way to get employees to work hard for the company.
Please describe your specific idea about  the most effective way to get employees to work hard for the company, if any.
Q5.
How are employees other than managers involved in the company's planning?

(Choose all that apply)
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Q6.
Do you disclose financial information of your company to employees?

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Q7.
What do you do as a company to develop the skills of the employees?

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Please describe your specific idea  as a company to develop the skills of the employees, if any.
Q8.
What treatment do you give as a company to employees who achieved excellent results? 
(Choose all that apply)
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Q9.
Please tell us about the degree of "discretion" of workers on site: 

Q9-1. Workers can change production plan based on on-site judgment.
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Q9-2. Workers can support other departments based on on-site judgment. *
Q10. 
Do you think that your company is a “workplace worth working for” for your employees? 
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Thank you very much for your cooperation in responding to the above questions.
Finally, please provide the following information about the company and the respondent:

1. Company name of the respondent :
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2. Name of the respondent: *
3. Position of the respondent in the company: *
4. Name of the company representative: *
5. Number of employees of the company: *
6. Main business of the company: *
7. Address and Contacts of the company: *
8. Website of the company: *
9. Country where the company is located:
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