Work engagement of lecturer in higher education
Studies at state universities in indonesia
Keywords:
Work, Lecturers, Universities, Performance, InvolvementAbstract
Lecturers as educators who deal with students in conveying the learning process, are expected to be motivated in work and committed, enthusiastic, and passionate in doing their work. Lecturer performance is the basis for achieving organizational performance. To provide maximum performance, every lecturer needs to have good work involvement. This study aims to determine the work involvement of lecturers in universities in Indonesia. This study uses a literature review obtained from secondary data in the form of articles from previous research. The results of previous studies show that there are several things that affect the work involvement of lecturers in universities in Indonesia, namely job characteristics, awards, and recognition.
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