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This study investigated how career enhancement strategies, supportive work relationships, and family-work conflict impact subjective career success. The results showed that networking, mentoring, and organizational support positively influence career success, while family-work conflict does impact these relationships. Surprisingly, supervisory support showed no direct relationship with career success. Key takeaways for managers include implementing formal mentoring programs and prioritizing work-life balance initiatives to optimize career development efforts.
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