Application of Markov chain analysis estimates job satisfaction probabilities in employees, suggesting improvements for human capital management.
In this contribution, the Markov chain approach is used to predict the job satisfaction of employees in a telecommunications company in Mexico. Under certain assumptions, the Chapman–Kolmogorov equation is applied to estimate the probabilities that: employees remain satisfied if they are satisfied; if they are not satisfied, the probability that they remain unsatisfied; if they are satisfied, the probability that they will become unsatisfied; and finally, if they are unsatisfied, the probability that they will become satisfied, within a one-year prediction horizon. Our proposal could be applied to support decision-making in human capital management strategies.
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