When a worker finds a job extrinsically and intrinsically satisfying, and when the worker is committed to the employer because of shared goals and values, the worker is likely to exhibit

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When a worker finds a job both extrinsically and intrinsically satisfying and is committed to the employer due to shared goals and values, the worker is likely to exhibit enthusiasm towards their work, leading to better productivity and job satisfaction. Alienation, organizational empathy, and organizational creativity are not the correct choices in this scenario.

When a Worker Finds a Job Extrinsically and Intrinsically Satisfying