The steady-state theory suggests that receiving a promotion will raise an employee's level of job satisfaction to a new level, and once attained that level will remain steady.

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According to the steady-state theory, receiving a promotion may temporarily boost an employee's level of job satisfaction, but, eventually, it will return to the equilibrium level.

The Steady-State Theory Suggests That Receiving a Promotion Will Raise