Table 2 Text mining approaches for analyzing career satisfaction and well-being.
References | Objective | Methods | Findings | Advantages | Disadvantages | Research gap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Okoye et al.25 | Develop a model for analyzing student evaluations of teaching using text mining and machine learning | Applied text mining and machine learning classification on student evaluation data | Identified key factors affecting teaching quality and student satisfaction | Improved understanding of student feedback; facilitated targeted improvements in teaching | Limited to student evaluations may not account for other educational metrics | Future studies could incorporate a broader range of metrics to assess teaching effectiveness |
Elsamani et al.26 | Explore the relationship between employee well-being and innovativeness | Used citation network analysis and data mining techniques | Developed a framework highlighting the multi-level impact of well-being on innovativeness | Comprehensive multi-level framework linking well-being and innovation | Requires more empirical validation across different sectors | Further research could validate the framework in varied organizational settings |
Dreer27 | Analyze the role of positive emotions in teacher well-being and job satisfaction | Conducted a survey-based study to assess teachers’ emotions and job satisfaction levels | Positive emotions significantly improve job satisfaction and overall well-being | Highlights importance of emotional factors in teacher job satisfaction | Limited to self-reported data, which may be biased | Future studies could use longitudinal data to assess emotional impact over time |
Ortan et al.28 | Examine the effects of self-efficacy and job satisfaction on teacher well-being in K-12 education | Employed self-efficacy and satisfaction scales in a quantitative study | Found that higher self-efficacy and job satisfaction improve teacher well-being | Provides insights into teacher well-being factors within K-12 systems | Limited focus on other possible well-being influences | Future research could explore additional factors affecting teacher well-being |
Fute et al.29 | Investigate how work values influence job satisfaction among Chinese teachers during COVID-19 | Utilized mediation analysis to evaluate work engagement’s role | Work engagement mediates the relationship between work values and job satisfaction | Demonstrates the role of engagement in sustaining job satisfaction during crises | The study focused on Chinese teachers; results may not generalize globally | Further studies could analyze work value impacts across different cultures |
Khahro et al.30 | Develop an integrated model to improve job satisfaction in the construction industry | Proposed a model combining job satisfaction factors in sustainable construction | Identified key predictors of job satisfaction in construction environments | Supports sustainable practices within the construction industry | Focuses primarily on construction, limiting applicability to other industries | Future studies could generalize the model to other sectors to assess broader relevance |