In this study, we examined the effects of supervisor assessment on executive assessment and divisional manager assessment on employee job satisfaction. In addition, we examined the moderating effect of part chair assessment on the effect of executive assessment on job satisfaction. The results of this study are as follows: First, director assessment and part chair assessment, which are elements of supervisor assessment, have a significant effect on employee’s job satisfaction. This suggests that organizational culture formation and efficient task processing efforts of director and part chair in the organization have an important effect on improving the job satisfaction of employees. Second, executive assessment is more important than part chair assessment. Third, it was shown that part chair assessment plays a moderating role in the relationship between executive evaluation and job satisfaction of employees. This suggests that the ability of department heads in business affairs complement the role of executives. It is significant that this study provided implications for the hierarchical role of the organization in order to elicit the employee s job satisfaction.