The effect of work alienation and proffesional vitality on cyber loafing

This study was conducted to examine the effect of work alienation and professional vitality on cyberloafing behavior. The theoretical framework of the study consists of work alienation, professional vitality and cyberloafing. It has been researched whether there is a factor on the attitude of the employees towards their work and professional vitality due to the changing conditions and the increasing use of the internet in the today's business world. While examining the relationship between these concepts, the group of employees who attended the research was determined as those working in the finance sector, accountants, financial advisors and bankers. Constituting the universe of the research to test the model ; Questionnaires were collected from 292 people working in bankers, accountants, financial advisors and finance sector. Factor analysis, correlation analysis, regression analysis, reliability analysis, Tukey analysis and anova analysis were performed on the obtained data. It has been determined that there is a positive and significant relationship between cyberloafing behavior as the work alienation levels of the employees increase, and that the passion, sub-dimensions of professional vitality negatively affect major cyberloafing behavior.