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, how expectations, illusions and promises are transacted through recruitment, and how first steps are taken into a new …
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careers in a time of transition. A normative career model is developed and compared to an existing descriptive model. This …
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conducted with managers who had left the National Health Service to develop portfolio careers. Findings – The adoption of the …
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336‐question survey. Findings – Results suggest the continued significance of traditional orientations to careers in …
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Purpose – Within the current discourse on contemporary careers and the context of international assignments, this paper … trajectories, in particular corporate self‐initiated careers.  …
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taking account of subjective data as well as objective facts. The understanding gained about the management of careers is …
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toward their careers as a result of changes in enterprise governance, which limit promotion opportunities and reduce job … security. In particular, this study investigates gender differences in coping strategies, when career expectations have been …
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Personnel Management and the differences in male and female careers. The research indicated that career progress in personnel …
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Starting from the viewpoint that career is a gender concept, the author suggests that organisational culture is a key …
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