Abstract

This study aims to identify the factors shaping the behavior of generation Z job seekers in Indonesia. This research was conducted in generation Z (birth year 1995- 2010) by involving 150 respondents divided into 50 student respondents each in the fields of technology, creative, and business, most of them lived in Jakarta and Bandung. The questionnaire was distributed online via google docs. This research uses quantitativemethods. The form of a questionnaire outlined in online form via google docs with a total of 33 Likert scale question items. Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) is used to determine the factors shaping the behavior of generation Z job seekers in Indonesia. The results of this study indicate that the dimensions of intrinsic, extrinsic, altruistic, status, and social work values are able to measure the latent variables of generation Z work behavior. In this study, it was found that the three dimensions that had the greatest contribution were the altruistic, status, and social work values. The social dimension is the same as the research findings in Turkey, while the altruistic and social dimensions are the same as the research findings in India. This study recommends that the concept of workspace needs to pay attention to the distance between employees because generation Z wants a workplace where they want to have a good relationship with their colleagues and can help each other, when observed from the altruistic and social work value factors. There should also be a refuge room facility so that employees can focus more on completing their work which can increase their capacity, as indicated by to the status factor. Keywords: workspace, work behavior, work value, generation z, confirmatory factoranalysis  

Highlights

  • This study aims to identify the factors shaping the behavior of generation Z job seekers in Indonesia

  • This research was conducted in generation Z by involving 150 respondents divided into 50 student respondents each in the fields of technology, creative, and business, most of them lived in Jakarta and Bandung

  • Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) is used to determine the factors shaping the behavior of generation Z job seekers in Indonesia

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Metode Penelitian

Penyebaran kuesioner dilakukan secara online melalui google docs pada tanggal 13 Maret hingga 24 Maret 2020. Data sekunder diperoleh dari penelitian terdahulu, jurnal, dan literatur yang terkait dengan perilaku kerja generasi Z serta karakteristik generasi Z. Data primer didapatkan melalui kuesioner yang sudah disusun dan dirancang sesuai dengan teori dan data sekunder yang sudah diperoleh sebelumnya terkait perilaku kerja generasi Z. Kuesioner merujuk pada penelitian yang sudah dilakukan oleh Agarwal dan Vaghela (2018) dan penulis kembangkan kembali berdasarkan teori-teori yang sudah dikemukakan oleh peneliti sebelumnya. Dikarenakan jumlah populasi generasi Z di Indonesia tidak terhingga, sehingga penentuan jumlah sampel menggunakan metode Bernaoulli (Sedarmayanti, 2011): menunjukan hubungan antara indikator-indikator pengukur dari lima variabel laten pembentuk perilaku kerja generasi Z, yaitu faktor nilai kerja intrinsik, faktor nilai kerja ekstrinsik, faktor nilai kerja altruistik, faktor nilai kerja terkait status, dan faktor nilai kerja terkait sosial. Tingkat kedua (second order confirmatory) analisis faktor konfirmatori menunjukan hubungan antara variabelvariabel laten pembentuk perilaku kerja generasi Z dari sebuah variabel laten perilaku kerja generasi Z

Variabel penelitian dan alat ukur
Hipotesis Penelitian
Menolong Sesama Berkontribusi pada Masyarakat
Keunggulan Pribadi
Kenyamanan Rekan Kerja Keseimbangan Kehidupan Pekerjaan
Hasil Pengujian Reliabilitas Model Pengkuran
Karakteristik Responden
Analisis First Order CFA pada Variabel Laten Pembentuk Perilaku Kerja
Universitas Gunadarma
Faktor Nilai Kerja Terkait
Faktor Nilai Kerja Intrinsik
Analisis Second Order CFA pada Variabel Laten Perilaku Kerja
Perilaku Kerja
Baik Sangat Baik
Implikasi Manajerial
KESIMPULAN DAN SARAN
DAFTAR PUSTAKA
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