USING THE 1-7 SCALE & INFO SHOWN IN IMAGE. NOT 1-9

USING THE 1-7 SCALE & INFO SHOWN IN IMAGE.

Use the OB Assessments to calculate the Satisfaction Potential Score (SPS) for the following jobs. Do not just provide the end SPS score for each job. Rather, spell out the calculation process using your ratings of the ten items and the formula as illustrated in the picture above.

A.) A third-grade public school teacher.

B.) A standup comedian.

C.) A computer programmer whose job is to replace 22 with 2022 in thousands of lines of computer code. Make sure you rate the task, NOT computer programmer in general.

D.) A president of the United States.

USING THE 1-7 SCALE & INFO SHOWN IN IMAGE.

1VERYINACCURATE2MOSTLYINACCURATE3SLIGHTLYINACCURATE4UNCERTAIN5SLIGHTLY6MOSTLYACCURATE7VERYACCURATEACCURATE V1. The job causes me to draw on a number of different skills. V2. The job has a diverse set of tasks associated with it. 11. The job allows me to both start and finish something. I2. I can see the end product of my work in this job. S1. The job affects a lot of people, even beyond my organization. S2. The job itself is significant in a societal sense. A1. I can use my own judgment in how I carry out the job. A2. The job gives me a lot of freedom and discretion. F1. The mere act of doing the job shows me how well I'm doing. F2. It's easy to know how well I'm doing, just from performing the job