Abstract
The study aims to measure the impact of some variables, i.e, characteristics of work on employee performance, organizational culture on employee performance, quality of interaction between supervisor and subordinates on performance, job satisfaction with employee performance, characteristics of work on job satisfaction, organizational culture on job satisfaction, and quality of interaction between superiors and subordinates on job satisfaction at the Mandailing Natal Transportation Office. In fact, from the perspective of management theory, organizational culture can affect worker job satisfaction directly (Tsang & Nguyen, 2023). The point of view used in this study is the associations’ point of view. In total, 31 civil servants participated in the research, and the Government Employees with Employment Agreements (Pegawai Pemerintah dengan Perjanjian Kerja — P3K) had 42 people who worked for more than five years at the Mandailing Natal Transportation Office. Meanwhile, 73 people took criteria to remove the notes and used samples. In this study, the data collection technique used questionnaire techniques. The data analysis techniques in this study use trajectory analysis, partial least squares (PLS), and hypotheses testing. The results of the first and second hypotheses recognized the characteristics and organizational culture of the Mandailing Natal Transportation Office. Third, the Mandailing Natal Transportation Office recognized the quality of interaction between leader and subordinates in terms of activity and satisfaction.
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