Objective Career Success
Protean and boundaryless career attitudes: relationships with subjective and objective career success
... self-directed career management was positively related with career satisfaction as well as with success in comparison with ...their success as be- ing higher in comparison with ...protean ...
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How Does Objective Career Success Affect Subjective Career Success? The Moderating Role of Self Awareness
... Career success is defined as the accumulated positive work and psychological outcomes resulting from one’s work experiences (Seibert & Kraimer, 2001) ...[9]. Career success was further ...
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What leads individuals to take a subjective or an objective perspective to evaluate career success?: the role of career identity
... increase in salary. Mael, Waldman & Mulqueen (2001) examined the predictors of management aspirations among technical personnel of an astronomical scientific research institute. Results showed that desire for upward ...
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IMPACT OF PROTEAN CAREER ORIENTATION ON ACADEMICS' CAREER SUCCESS: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL CAPITAL
... protean career has been suggested by Hall (1976) because of the violation of the psychological contract obligation towards employees’ perception of career success which are job security, training, ...
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Chinese Knowledge Employees’ Career Values, Perceived Organizational Support and Career Success
... Career success has also been defined as objective and subjective elements of achievement and progress of an individual through the vocational ...lifespan. Career suc- cess has two kinds of ...
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Can Big Fish in a Small Pond Also Swim Happily? The Influence of Perceived Overqualification on Career Success
... the objective career success was measured by ...that objective career success is an individual’s percep- tion of his own workplace competitiveness and an individual can judge it ...
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An explorative study on factors influencing the career success of management employees
... between objective and subjective career success is found in the viewpoint of Arthur et ...them, objective career success is viewed as the external component of career ...
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Exploring subjective career success using the Kaleidoscope Career Model
... of career success has been well defined in the literature over the past few ...Initially, career success explanations described how an employee progresses in the hierarchy of an organisation; ...
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The construct of career success: measurement issues and an empirical example
... of objective career success, because they can be directly measured and verified (Abele and Spurk 2009a,b; Heslin 2005; Judge et ...a career, and they are “objective” in the sense of ...
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Re-conceptualizing career success: a contextual approach
... same objective career success are “really” equally ...equal success between these ...of career research, for example, when comparing indi- viduals by the achieved hierarchical or income ...
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Career Success Scale – A new instrument to assess young physicians' academic career steps
... the Career-Success Scale is part of an ongoing prospective survey of a cohort of graduates of the three medical schools in German speaking Switzerland [18-20], beginning in 2001 ...their career, ...
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Self efficacy towards career satisfaction among female engineers
... Traditional career research was consistent with hierarchical, position-oriented organizations in which promotions, income differentials, rank, and job retention were relevant to ‘captive’ individuals as they ...
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Research on the evaluation indicators of skilled employees’ career success based on grounded theory
... adequate career development paths, railway skilled employees with outstanding performance were only promoted to management positions to get professional development, and access to career ...success. ...
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Skills Required for Nursing Career Advancement: A Qualitative Study
... The results show that some skills are essential for a nurse’s promotion, including interpersonal capabilities, career competency for career success, and personal capac- ities. Skills and their ...
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Subjective Career Success: A Literature Review and Prospect
... subjective career success that had five ...life success [12]; but this measure- ment was designed over 20 years, Abele and Wiese suggested that work and employees have changed a lot dur- ing the time ...
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The psychometric relationship between career thinking and salutogenic functioning amongst unemployed adults
... In career- related research, sense of coherence has demonstrated stress- mediating properties (Höge & Bűssing, 2004; Rothmann & Coetzee, ...negative career thinking (Lustig & Strauser, 2002; ...
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The sense of coherence and styles of success in the medical career: a longitudinal study
... in career development in terms of: professional competence (State Examination for Medical Doctors), burnout, satisfaction with medicine as a career and quality of ...medical career even at the moment ...
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Understanding gender inequality in career success : a developmental network analysis
... receiving career and role modeling support in the same amount as men as well as they even proved to receive a higher variety of support from their developers, at least for a multiplexity degree of ...receiving ...
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CAREER MANAGEMENT NOW AND ONWARDS: A CONDITION TO PERSONAL AND COMPANY SUCCESS
... professional career advancement, regardless of the varying degree of this ...their career management and success, in many cases this worrisome situation amounts to a real driving ...
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An Empirical Investigation of Implementing Pattern Recognition Applications in Executive Career Success
... Our career impacts our personal life. This is evi- dent from the following: we tend to define who we are by what we do. We will say, I am a nurse, a teacher, a secretary and immediately everyone knows where we fit ...
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