This June, the editorial office of Journal of Human Resource Management (JHRM) conducted “the users’ inclination and satisfaction survey on JHRM” to all the readers, contributors, and reviewers. The number of the questionnaires released is 584, and the returned is 236, respondents’ statuses include readers (219 people), contributors (125 people), and reviewers (78 people). The result shows 70% of this journal’s readers are satisfied with its contents, 20% have no comments, and fewer than 10% of the readers are not satisfied with the contents. In the aspect of the contributor’s service, about 60% of the contributors are satisfied with the working processes of the papers submitted to our office, 20% to 30% of the contributors have no comments, 10% to 20% of the contributors are not satisfied with the processes. In the aspect of the reviewer’s service, more than 60% of the reviewers are satisfied with the paper reviewing processes and the stipends, 20% to 30% of the reviewers have no comments, and fewer than 10% of the reviewers are not satisfied with the processes and stipends. In addition, the contributors were asked to rank the priorities of the eight management journals (including 2004 TSSCI formal list and under-observation list) that they would like to submit papers in the future. Result shows that JHRM is ranked No.3 in the eight journals. Also, the reviewers were asked to grade the quality of these eight management journals, and JHRM is ranked No.5 in the eight journals.