2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.emj.2015.10.004
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Motivational orientation as a mediator in the relationship between personality and protean and boundaryless careers

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“…To further understand the embeddedness dilemma, it is important that researchers consider the relationship between PWTB and LGO in greater detail in future theory building. As shown in Table 1, PWTB was positively correlated with LGO, similar to the relationship that Kaspi‐Baruch () observe. In other words, individuals with stronger preferences for wider task boundaries also reported greater LGO, in part because individuals who are interested in learning goals are generally more inclined to prefer wider task boundaries so that they can attain greater learning.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 84%
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“…To further understand the embeddedness dilemma, it is important that researchers consider the relationship between PWTB and LGO in greater detail in future theory building. As shown in Table 1, PWTB was positively correlated with LGO, similar to the relationship that Kaspi‐Baruch () observe. In other words, individuals with stronger preferences for wider task boundaries also reported greater LGO, in part because individuals who are interested in learning goals are generally more inclined to prefer wider task boundaries so that they can attain greater learning.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 84%
“…, PWTB was positively correlated with LGO, similar to the relationship thatKaspi-Baruch (2016) observe. In other words, individuals with stronger preferences for wider task boundaries also reported greaterLGO, in part because individuals who are interested in learning goals are generally more inclined to prefer wider task boundaries so that they can attain greater learning.…”
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“…It may be that the contradictory findings may be explained in terms of GO. Conscientiousness was found to be positively related to LGO in that Conscientious people tend to be oriented toward learning (Kaspi‐Baruch, ). It may be that for Conscientious people, it is easier to be creative when they are oriented toward learning.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Because flow is associated with creativity (Csikszentmihalyi, ) it is plausible that for individuals with an avoidance temperament, it is easier to induce creativity when they are more focused on a performance goal. In addition, Neuroticism was related to PGO (Kaspi‐Baruch, ). Because Neurotic individuals are more oriented toward performance and final goals, they may be more creative when they are PGO.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some researchers argued that demographic factors such as gender, age, educational level, and cultural differences might predict boundaryless career attitudes (Segak et al, 2014;Segers, Inceoglu, Vloeberghs, Bartram, & Henderickx, 2008;Sullivan & Arthur, 2006). Effects of behavioral traits or behavioral factors such as individual personality can also affect the appearance of boundaryless career attitudes Kaspi-Baruch, 2015;Porter, Woo, & Tak, 2015). Kaspi-Baruch (2015) mentioned that personality can primarily affect a person's career orientation since it would determine a person's perceptions and reactions to his / her environment, including his / her organization.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%