Abstract: The researchers investigated the job motivation factors in achieving
organizational goals of selected bank employees in Cavite Province. The study
focused on the following: the profile of the respondents; the motivational factors they
used; the hygiene factors they used; and the significant relationship between their
job and hygiene motivation factors and organizational goals.
The study used the descriptive-correlation design to prove if there exists any
relationship between the two variables. The researchers used a modified
questionnaire by Latham and Locke for the organizational goal of the respondents
while another set of questionnaire from Al-Rubaish, Rahim, Abumadini and Lade
Wosornu to measure their academic job satisfaction. To analyze the data, frequency
and percentage was used to determine the respondent’s profile; weighted mean was
used to determine their motivational factors, hygiene factors and organizational
goals; Pearson’s Product-Moment Correlation Coefficient was used to determine the
relationship between the job motivation factors and organizational goals of the
respondent.