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development. Six RMS dimensions (clusters of competencies) were used to predict a principal's high‐potential promise and promotion … assess PSPs differently, and how these differences are relevant to PSP promotion to partner. The predictability of becoming … principals' leadership and coaching, peer assessments of collaboration, and client assessments of trust. Practical implications …
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leadership inventory (LI), was completed by 330 individuals as part of their professional development. Eight competencies germane … attenuated when control variables were introduced. Practical implications – Professionals can enhance their promotion potential …
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While still rare, the number of women who have held or are holding the most senior positions of political leadership … relationship between leadership and management in the context of the global community. Women’s access to the highest political … offices is used as a prism through which the continuing dilemma of women’s representation at the highest levels of public life …
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accessing leadership positions. Furthermore, this study suggests that socio-cultural background does matter when studying women … women access leadership posts. Originality/value The novelty of this paper is in its focus on the under-researched topic of …Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine women managers’ perceptions of forces influencing their career …
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Aims to explore whether emotional intelligence (EI) is a useful yardstick in measuring and understanding the “promotion …
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For many years the demise of the graduate recruitment scheme has been predicted, some suggesting that dynamic employers want graduates that can take substantial responsibility and contribute to bottom line profitability within months of joining an organisation. Contrary to this view, some...
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particular, the study seeks to investigate the relative strengths of the effects of wage and promotion incentives on employees … =928) and blue‐collar ( n =818) workers. Findings – The results showed that both promotion and wages positively influence … employees' work motivation. A comparison of the relative strengths of the effects reveals that fair promotion was a more …
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regression analysis was used to analyze results. Findings – Women were less likely than men to desire promotion into a senior … management position. Moreover, women's lower desired aspirations for promotion to senior management were due in part to the … characteristics and should evaluate their promotion systems to eliminate artificial barriers to women's advancement into senior …
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to highlight the interplay among promotion decision, emotions, and perceptions … promotion can lead to the experience of a myriad of discrete emotional states. It contends that such emotional reactions are … resulting from considerations of justice related to the perceived causes of the promotion decision and the process that lead to …
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relationships, trust, and collaboration, and self‐assessed interpersonal style, were used to predict promotion to partner over a … from others, are linked to clients' perceptions of relationship competencies each of which predicts promotion to partner … promotion potential by building relationships with clients, developing mutual trust, and fostering collaboration – which may …
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