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    This document analyzes survey responses from employees using Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin Measure of Sampling Adequacy and Bartlett's Test of Sphericity to determine if factor analysis is appropriate. It then performs a principal component analysis which identifies three components that statements load onto after rotation: engagement, work-life balance, and ethics. The analysis finds that employee perceptions of their organization being ethical contributes most to the model.

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    This document analyzes survey responses from employees using Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin Measure of Sampling Adequacy and Bartlett's Test of Sphericity to determine if factor analysis is appropriate. It then performs a principal component analysis which identifies three components that statements load onto after rotation: engagement, work-life balance, and ethics. The analysis finds that employee perceptions of their organization being ethical contributes most to the model.

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    This document analyzes survey responses from employees using Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin Measure of Sampling Adequacy and Bartlett's Test of Sphericity to determine if factor analysis is appropriate. It then performs a principal component analysis which identifies three components that statements load onto after rotation: engagement, work-life balance, and ethics. The analysis finds that employee perceptions of their organization being ethical contributes most to the model.

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    21AA17 Eng Team Level

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    This document analyzes survey responses from employees using Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin Measure of Sampling Adequacy and Bartlett's Test of Sphericity to determine if factor analysis is appropriate. It then performs a principal component analysis which identifies three components that statements load onto after rotation: engagement, work-life balance, and ethics. The analysis finds that employee perceptions of their organization being ethical contributes most to the model.

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    Engagement Team Level – Employee Survey Case

    Maharajan A
    21AA17
    KMO and Bartlett's Test

    Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin Measure of Sampling Adequacy. .631


    Approx. Chi-Square 2620.614

    Bartlett's Test of Sphericity df 36

    Sig. .000

    Interpretation
    The KMO number should be larger than 0.6, and a value of greater than 0.8 is excellent. In this scenario the values is 0.631 for the overall items. Factor
    analysis is therefore appropriate for this dataset.

    Communalities

    Initial Extraction

    I feel a sense of pride with my


    1.000 .850
    organisation
    I would recommend this
    1.000 .867
    employer to a friend
    I am really engaged 1.000 .884
    I can manage my workload 1.000 .776
    My work doesn't interfere with
    1.000 .783
    my home life
    I have good work-Life Balance 1.000 .944
    My organisation is socially
    1.000 .731
    responsible
    My organisation makes sure
    no one gets hurt in the work 1.000 .665
    place
    My organisation is ethical 1.000 .994

    Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.

    Interpretation
    The response that makes the biggest contribution is 99%: " My organisation is ethical." and “My organisation makes sure no one gets hurt in the work place”, which
    makes up 66% of all statements, is the one that contributes the least.

    Total Variance Explained

    Component Initial Eigenvalues Extraction Sums of Squared Loadings Rotation Sums of Squared Loadings

    Total % of Variance Cumulative % Total % of Variance Cumulative % Total % of Variance Cumulative %

    1 4.507 50.074 50.074 4.507 50.074 50.074 2.666 29.621 29.621


    2 1.617 17.964 68.038 1.617 17.964 68.038 2.423 26.921 56.543
    3 1.370 15.224 83.262 1.370 15.224 83.262 2.405 26.720 83.262
    4 .620 6.888 90.150
    5 .425 4.719 94.870
    6 .209 2.322 97.192
    7 .168 1.868 99.060
    8 .084 .936 99.995
    9 .000 .005 100.000

    Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.


    Interpretation
    After varimax rotation, component 1 has an eigenvalue of 2.666, component 2 has an eigenvalue of 2.423 and component 3 has an eigenvalue of 2.405.

    Component Matrixa

    Component

    1 2 3

    I feel a sense of pride with my


    .760 -.411
    organisation
    I would recommend this
    .735 -.490
    employer to a friend
    I am really engaged .814
    I can manage my workload .638 .589
    My work doesn't interfere with
    .554 .670
    my home life
    I have good work-Life Balance .765 .596
    My organisation is socially
    .674 .423
    responsible
    My organisation makes sure no
    .612 .521
    one gets hurt in the work place
    My organisation is ethical .775 .557

    Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.


    a. 3 components extracted.

    Rotated Component Matrixa

    Component

    1 2 3

    I feel a sense of pride with my


    .883
    organisation
    I would recommend this
    .907
    employer to a friend
    I am really engaged .878
    I can manage my workload .839
    My work doesn't interfere with
    .859
    my home life
    I have good work-Life Balance .911
    My organisation is socially
    .805
    responsible
    My organisation makes sure no
    .786
    one gets hurt in the work place
    My organisation is ethical .955

    Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.


    Rotation Method: Varimax with Kaiser Normalization.
    a. Rotation converged in 4 iterations.

    Interpretation
    The first component loads the first three statements with values
    of 0.833, 0.907, and 0.878. The second component is loading
    the mid-three statement with values of 0.839,0.859, and 0.911.
    The third component is loaded with the final three statements
    with respective values of 0.805, 0.786, and 0.955 respectively.

    Component Transformation Matrix

    Component 1 2 3

    1 .633 .528 .567


    2 -.407 .849 -.337
    3 -.659 -.018 .752

    Extraction Method: Principal Component Analysis.


    Rotation Method: Varimax with Kaiser Normalization.

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