"No satisfaction, believe me, whatsoever".
Employees with higher job satisfaction believe that the organisation will continue satisfying them for a long time; they care about the quality of their work, are more committed to the organisation, stay in it longer, are more productive, feel responsible for the working environment, and strive to make it satisfying [ 6- 8].
But he retains the satisfaction of believing that, in the end, he came down on the side of right.
Part of the fun is shouting back at the radio; part is the satisfaction of believing he is squirming in his seat watching the Bush administration fiddle while Rome burns.
Hence the appeal of the sort of formulaic fiction in which a Hercule Poirot or a Sherlock Holmes gives us the satisfaction of believing that the "truth" is palpable and cathartic.
Sallat's roughly painted mural is, she enthuses, a reminder of "all that the photos cannot reveal … the undocumented war crimes, the impunity of policymakers, even the satisfaction of believing that we have witnessed, understood and protested all there is to know".
This only gives them the satisfaction of believing they are heroes and martyrs.Michael Eustace ErwinParisRussia and KosovoSIR – You are right to point out that Russia's opposition to independence for Kosovo stems from a fear of the precedent it would set for other separatists ("A new battlefield", July 14th).
As he reflects on what's been achieved thus far, he can't be grudged a degree of satisfaction in believing he's more than proved those doubters wrong.
Maybe I should let MTV know about it... or maybe I'll just keep smiling in the sand, looking adorable and breathing in the salt air with a breath of satisfaction for believing I'm worthy of feeling and being beautiful.
This follows the "met expectations" theory of job satisfaction, whereby job satisfaction is believed to be the result of the agency between the individual and employer [ 17].
