Typical MBA resources include an orientation to career projections during the first year of the program, career coaches and teams, and a career center that is an integral part of the degree program.
The women were strongly career-oriented, and their orientations to career related positively to their valuing of graduate education.
This, is leading to much less loyalty and a consumer orientation to careers.
Medical students' orientations towards career types also influence their specialty choices [ 8].
- Work-life Balance (5-point Likert scale) [ 17] investigates which of the four different models of work-life balance (career orientation, balance of work and personal life, part-time orientation, three-phase orientation: work-family break-work) the participants want to experience within 5 years.
Our study, conducted with 655 employee supervisor dyads, indicates that a protean career orientation results in gains for both employees and organizations, whereas a boundaryless career orientation is associated with mutual losses.
This study investigates different types of career orientation of a sample of Iranian software engineers and antecedents of these orientations.
The children, most of whom had expressed an interest in the film industry, were participating in a career orientation program offered by Camp Mariah, the fund's career awareness camp.
Hitzlsperger, who was engaged to his childhood sweetheart and broke up with her shortly before the scheduled wedding six years ago, was not certain of his sexual orientation until his career was almost over.
Isaacs tends to overdo the career orientation of the grandchildren's observations (the Mets publicist grandson habitually makes reference to athletes, the Paramount script-editor granddaughter wantonly sprays movie analogies), but she resists the temptation to make them gratuitously theatrical.
