efficacy of organizational support and personality traits in predicting service recovery and job performances of front line employees in turkey by taking the sample size of 723 frontline hotel employees in which 37 hotels were in Ankar, turkey capital were visited and 1,316 questionnaires were distributed to frontline employees and obtain 723 data were utilizable. The result shows that In case of service recovery performance organizational support is more useful in isolation between high and low performing frontline employees on the other hand, job performance overall is more subject to the influences of personality quality.