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Special issue: STARA (smart technology, AI, robotics, and algorithms): Implications for career research. Guest Editors: Annabelle Hofer, Sarah Bankins, Anna Carmella Ocampo and Eva Selenko

Guest editorial: STARA (smart technology, AI, robotics and algorithms): implications for career research

Annabelle Hofer; Sarah Bankins; Anna Carmella Ocampo; Eva Selenko
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Artificial intelligence usage at work: understanding dual self-regulation mechanisms and goal orientation in career growth

Yunyun Yuan; Bin Liu; Yuxin Wang; Pingqing Liu; Lifeng Yang
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Is living a calling really a double-edged sword? A latent profile analysis of living a calling and excessive working in the gig economy

Lorenz Affolter; Daniel Spurk; Caroline Straub; Clara Zwettler
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Artificial intelligence opportunity perception and career sustainability: the mediating role of personal knowledge management

Honghong Tian; Ruiqiu Ou; Quan Chen
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Employees' adaptation to human–robot cooperation: a career adaptability perspective

Raquel Salcedo-Gil; Pascale M. Le Blanc; Sonja Rispens; Anna-Sophie Ulfert
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Career shock ambivalence, univalence or indifference? Novel insights on the drivers and outcomes of gig workers’ responses to the disappearance of an online labor platform

Jeroen Meijerink; Jos Akkermans; Giorgio Rettagliata; Anne Keegan
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Analyzing the role of family socio-economic status, education and work characteristics in times of generative artificial intelligence and digital divide

Katharina Neufeld; Sandra Ohly; Didem Sedefoglu-Ulucak; Isabel Steinhardt; Sylvi Mauermeister
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