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The international trend toward organizations emphasizing adaptability and change throughout careers suggests that …
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these findings for organizational justice and careers research, as well as for managers, are discussed.  …
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When the labor market becomes tighter and the economy is uncertain, companies often respond by downsizing and by asking those employees who remain to be more productive and dependable. It is, therefore, of interest to both managers and researchers to better understand the dynamics of...
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This study set to explore the career needs and proposes the concept of the gap between career development programs and career needs, and its subsequent effect on job satisfaction, turnover intention, in an effort to contribute to the field of career management, through the effective integration...
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This article explores the career progress of female MBA graduates in Canada and the UK and the nature of career barriers experienced in each context. Results suggest that while Canadian women have similar career profiles to men, women in the UK lag behind their male counterparts after graduation...
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This study, examines women's career types and their effects on women's satisfaction with their career success and their attributions of the sources of this career success. The study proposes a typology of four career types that are determined by the manifestation of a woman's career pattern and...
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constructed their careers in a male‐dominated profession. The findings indicate that there is a significant rejection of the …
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addition to cross‐gender. Moreover, the managerial implications of this study indicate that organizations can motivate … employees with different incentives and options according to their internal orientations, which may differ by gender and …
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choose careers on the basis of skills and who use the inclusion decision‐making procedure are significantly more likely to … appropriate careers than focusing students' attention on their skills and abilities. Originality/value – The paper addresses a …
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with the traditional versus protean elements described in the careers literature and whether these paths vary by gender … characterise and distinguish between traditional and protean careers: development, orientation of the employee, definition of … opportunities. Findings – Results suggest that, contrary to much existing literature which proposes that all careers have been …
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