Job Satisfaction and Narimo Ing Pandum Attitudes: A Mixed Method Study

Abstract

Institutions can use customer satisfaction to build loyalty and success in educational institutions so that teachers can evaluate how the institution is operated. This study aims to examine the effect of job satisfaction on vocational high school teachers' Narimo ing Pandum attitudes and analyze factor of teacher job satisfaction and Narimo ing Pandum attitudes. This study used mixed-method research. This study was attended by 100 vocational high school teachers majoring in office administration from nine state vocational high schools in the Solo Raya area, Indonesia. Data collection was carried out by interview and questionnaire techniques. Data analysis was conducted with simple linear regression analysis test and interactive analysis (data reduction, data presentation, and verification/conclusion). This study’s findings revealed that there was a significant effect of job satisfaction on the vocational high school teachers' Narimo ing Pandum attitudes. The highest factor of teacher job satisfaction was coworker support (20.27%), and the lowest factor was the work itself (13.77%). Meanwhile, the highest percentage of the Narimo ing Pandum attitude was honest and sincere (22.28%), and the lowest percentage was gratitude (13.17%). These findings contribute that school principals need to pay serious attention to job satisfaction and Narimo ing Pandum attitudes by optimizing what teachers need in teaching. It is hoped that the teacher can apply the principles of the Narimo ing Pandum attitude.