2014
DOI: 10.7458/spp2015773890
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As mulheres perante o desafio de uma carreira internacional

Abstract: <span>This article resulted from a study designed to understand the motivations and experiences of women involved in international mobility processes and the challenges they face, while simultaneously seeking to gauge the gender effect in their experiences. Twenty female managers with international elements in their career paths were interviewed. The persistence of gender stereotypes and the small number of women in leadership positions stand out as references among the obstacles they faced, both before … Show more

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“…They more frequently develop a role of support and not of leadership as part of this internationalization process (Peitchinis, 1989;Zhang et al, 2009). However, more recent studies reveal that women's potential has become more visible and that they have made their presence known even in sectors with a high degree of horizontal segregation through making relevant contributions in innovation environments, presenting creativity and capacity for innovation (Idris, 2008;Danilda and Thorslund, 2011;Kobeissi, 2010;Nunes and Casaca, 2015). In fact, studies by Damanpour and Schneider (2006) and Kushnirovich and Brunn (2013) reveal that there are no gender differences in relation to choices of innovation strategies.…”
Section: Theoretical Background 21 Gender In Entrepreneurship Competitivenessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They more frequently develop a role of support and not of leadership as part of this internationalization process (Peitchinis, 1989;Zhang et al, 2009). However, more recent studies reveal that women's potential has become more visible and that they have made their presence known even in sectors with a high degree of horizontal segregation through making relevant contributions in innovation environments, presenting creativity and capacity for innovation (Idris, 2008;Danilda and Thorslund, 2011;Kobeissi, 2010;Nunes and Casaca, 2015). In fact, studies by Damanpour and Schneider (2006) and Kushnirovich and Brunn (2013) reveal that there are no gender differences in relation to choices of innovation strategies.…”
Section: Theoretical Background 21 Gender In Entrepreneurship Competitivenessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Este tipo de experiências é em algumas empresas bastante valorizado como potenciador de crescimento pessoal e profissional, prometendo um impacto positivo na carreira destes trabalhadores. Pela sua natureza, esta mudança acarreta em si desafios quanto às diferenças socioculturais entre o país de origem e o de destino (Nunes & Casaca, 2015 Competências ao nível transcultural tornam-se cada vez mais necessárias num ambiente empresarial global. No entanto nem todos os trabalhadores obtêm sucesso em experiências multiculturais, pelo que é importante conhecer quais os fatores que podem criar mais hipóteses de sucesso nestas situações.…”
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“…Em termos organizacionais enfatizamos a necessidade de políticas holísticas na promoção da criatividade (Rivera, 2014;Robinson, 2001;Shalley et al, 2009) e do apoio à exposição multicultural (M. West, 2002) e à vivência da expatriação (Nunes & Casaca, 2015). Estas podem incluir processos de desenvolvimento pessoal para os colaboradores em geral (Schwenk & Kinder, 2012), e desenvolvimento de liderança (Epstein et al, 2013;Shin et al, 2013), e competências no trabalho em equipa (R. E. West, 2014).…”
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