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An exploratory study on career models and mechanisms of career advancement of Emirati women managers
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Career Development International
Career Development International (2023) 28 (6-7): 739–755.
Published: 06 October 2023
... to men (Tlaiss, 2014), women face negative biases in the private sector—deemed less productive, costlier, and more likely to leave for better prospects (Nelson, 2004). Additionally, “wasta” (intercessory connections) remains a favoured route for job opportunities (Tlaiss and Kauser, 2011...
