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journal of vocational behavior

ISSN 0001-8791· EN

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Short Name j vocat behav
Abbreviated Name journal of vocational behavior
ISSN 0001-8791
URL https://www.journals.elsevier.com/journal-of-vocational-behavior

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Articles (18)

2011
Career Preparation: A Longitudinal, Process-Oriented Examination.
Stringer, Kate;Kerpelman, Jennifer;Skorikov, Vladimir;
Vol. 79 , No. 1 , pp. 158-169
376 views Abstract
2019
Managers moving on up (or out): Linking self-other agreement on leadership behaviors to succession planning and voluntary turnover
Carter, K.
Vol. 115 , pp. 0-0
334 views DOI
2019
Person-vocation fit across the world of work: Evaluating the generalizability of the circular model of vocational interests and social cognitive career theory across 74 countries
Glosenberg, A.
Vol. 112 , pp. 92-108
321 views DOI
2019
Does work-to-family guilt mediate the relationship between work-to-family conflict and job satisfaction? Testing the moderating roles of segmentation preference and family collectivism orientation
Zhang, M.
Vol. 115 , pp. 0-0
320 views DOI
2019
From entrepreneurial intentions to behavior: The role of anticipated regret and proactive personality
Neneh, B.
Vol. 112 , pp. 311-324
319 views DOI
2019
Desperately seeking sustainable careers: Redesigning professional jobs for the collaborative crafting of reduced-load work
Kossek, E.
, pp. 0-0
309 views DOI
2019
Fit of role involvement with values: Theoretical, conceptual, and psychometric development of work and family authenticity
Wayne, J.
Vol. 115 , pp. 0-0
309 views DOI
2018
Vocational interests and career indecision in Switzerland and Burkina Faso: Cross-cultural similarities and differences
Atitsogbe, K.
Vol. 107 , pp. 126-140
308 views DOI
2019
Understanding the consequences of newcomer proactive behaviors: The moderating contextual role of servant leadership
Bauer, T.
Vol. 112 , pp. 356-368
293 views DOI
2019
Evaluation of the dimensions of the spherical model of vocational interests in the long and short version of the Personal Globe Inventory
Etzel, J.
Vol. 112 , pp. 1-16
291 views DOI
2020
Thriving at work: A mentoring-moderated process linking task identity and autonomy to job satisfaction
Jiang, Z.
Vol. 118 , pp. 0-0
253 views DOI
2020
Seeking an “i-deal” balance: Schedule-flexibility i-deals as mediating mechanisms between supervisor emotional support and employee work and home performance
Kelly, C.
Vol. 118 , pp. 0-0
112 views DOI
2020
Negative word-of-mouth and applicant attraction: The role of employer brand equity
Stockman, S.
Vol. 118 , pp. 0-0
194 views DOI
2019
From entrepreneurial intentions to behavior: The role of anticipated regret and proactive personality
Neneh, B.
Vol. 112 , pp. 311-324
319 views DOI
2019
Serving followers and family? A trickle-down model of how servant leadership shapes employee work performance
Stollberger, J.
Vol. 112 , pp. 158-171
189 views DOI
2019
Understanding the consequences of newcomer proactive behaviors: The moderating contextual role of servant leadership
Bauer, T.
Vol. 112 , pp. 356-368
293 views DOI
2019
Does work-to-family guilt mediate the relationship between work-to-family conflict and job satisfaction? Testing the moderating roles of segmentation preference and family collectivism orientation
Zhang, M.
Vol. 115 , pp. 0-0
320 views DOI
2019
Managers moving on up (or out): Linking self-other agreement on leadership behaviors to succession planning and voluntary turnover
Carter, K.
Vol. 115 , pp. 0-0
334 views DOI
2019
Adolescents' development of occupational aspirations in a tracked and vocation-oriented educational system
Basler, A.
Vol. 115 , pp. 0-0
244 views DOI
2019
Desperately seeking sustainable careers: Redesigning professional jobs for the collaborative crafting of reduced-load work
Kossek, E.
, pp. 0-0
309 views DOI
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