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Considerations in organizational career advancement: what really matters
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Personnel Review
Personnel Review (2007) 36 (2): 190–205.
Published: 13 February 2007
...Abraham Carmeli; Revital Shalom; Jacob Weisberg Purpose This study attempts to expand the literature on organizational career advancement (career mobility and promotion prospects) by examining work factors (withdrawal behaviors, contextual performance and job performance) that managers consider...
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Analysis of internal and external labour mobility: A model of job‐related and non‐related factors
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Personnel Review
Personnel Review (2004) 33 (2): 222–240.
Published: 01 April 2004
.... First, Table III shows the data of occupational mobility at the organisation where the surveyed person was employed. The most frequent type of mobility has been the functional mobility, followed by the mixed mobility. The less frequent mobility has been the upward mobility (promotion...
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The Graduate Promotion Process: Understanding the “Soft” Side
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Personnel Review
Personnel Review (1989) 18 (3): 36–47.
Published: 01 March 1989
...R.A. Lee; J. Piper Based on research in Midland Bank plc, the importance of the“subjective”, “informal” and“political” aspects of the promotion process are highlighted. It is argued, and many graduates perceive, that the ability to get promoted is a quite separate ability from that required to do...
