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This study first assesses if women's personality traits of ambition, masculinity, and adaptability are indirectly related to their managerial advancement through training and development and work hours (the mediators). It then examines if personality traits (the moderators) influence the way in...
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Purpose – To examine how people weigh information when making people decisions, specifically promotion or redundancy … promotion and the second for possible redundancy Findings – Participants favoured males over females; the more over the less … experienced; the more over the less able/intelligence and the more over the less motivated for promotion and to be retained rather …
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Purpose – This paper aims to evaluate alternative theories about how perceived innovativeness and perceived relational skills interact with gender to explain evaluations by managers of scientists and engineers' promotability into management. Design/methodology/approach – A cross‐sectional...
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to introduce and test a model of the managerial promotion process. Design … forces charged with succession planning), the study reported examined a model of the promotion process involving district … and older employees face hurdles in advancing in organizations, a better understanding of the promotion process may shed …
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Performance counselling is a powerful motivational tool and can be defined as a formal discussion between a manager and a subordinate for the purpose of discussing the subordinate's current job performance, determining why the performance is at its current level (whether acceptable or not), and...
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important in their promotion in management. A major finding was the similarity between the profiles of female and male managers … factor in promotion more than the female managers. “Having a career plan” was not an important factor and few of the managers …
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significantly lower desire for promotion, career development and facing challenging situations. It is also suggested that members of …
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