Exploring Local Managers’ Motivations to Seek Problem-Solving in Response to Citizens’ Feedback Signals on Service Quality

IF 1 4区管理学 Q3 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Transylvanian Review of Administrative Sciences Pub Date : 2022-10-28 DOI:10.24193/tras.67e.5

Heontae Shin, Youngmin Oh

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Abstract

"Performance management has become a global trend in government reform movements. Previous studies have emphasized performance feedback, referring to the fact that local governments have ad opted numerous performance practices to enhance local service performance. Accordingly, while many studies sought mechanisms that motivate manag ers to seek performance feedback, they have not clarified how the different performance information signals foster managers’ problem-solving activities. This study conducted a survey experiment to assess local managers’ agreement with a prob lem-solving system such as performance consulting when presented with the performance information on citizen satisfaction with service quality. The re sults indicate that local managers with low citizen satisfaction scores are more reactive to the perfor mance information, supporting problem-solving sys tem, and the managerial reactions to performance information increase with detailed information."

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针对市民对服务质素的反馈信号，探讨地方管理者寻求解决问题的动机

“绩效管理已经成为政府改革运动中的一种全球趋势。以前的研究强调绩效反馈，指的是地方政府选择了许多绩效实践来提高地方服务绩效。因此，尽管许多研究寻求激励管理者寻求绩效反馈的机制，但它们并没有阐明如何e不同的绩效信息信号促进了管理者解决问题的活动。本研究进行了一项调查实验，以评估当地管理人员在收到公民对服务质量满意度的绩效信息时对绩效咨询等问题解决系统的认同程度。结果表明，公民满意度得分较低的地方管理者对绩效信息的反应更大，支持解决问题的系统，管理者对业绩信息的反应随着详细信息的增加而增加。“

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Transylvanian Review of Administrative Sciences PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION-

CiteScore

2.10

自引率

10.00%

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审稿时长

25 weeks

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