The importance of international experience for Romanian students in establishing career priorities

Butum, Lavinia Cornelia

doi:10.1515/mmcks-2017-0010

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“…This was also highlighted by Heslin (2005), who studied the contextual and individual factors acting as antecedents of objective or subjective career success, proposing reference models, and discussing the perception of career success, based on referent choice (using social comparison theory), organizational interventions, and potential cultural differences. For students, the quality of internship programs (Goia, Marinas and Igret, 2017) and the international experience (Butum, 2017) play an important role in establishing career priorities. Bagdadli and Gianecchini (2019) have discussed three theoretical mechanisms (developmental, informational, and relational) when illustrating why and how organizational career management practices translate into career success.…”

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Career success through the past six decades: A bibliometric analysis

Jansen

Dima

Biclesanu

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence

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All companies strive for sustainable growth and performance, a complex task in a volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) environment, with evolving legislation transforming the roles and responsibilities of leaders, while being closely watched by investors. Besides the ongoing effect of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the 2020 multidimensional crisis challenged the worldwide status quo in many respects, accelerating the rhythm of change for business models and questioning the leadership competences, motivation, and practices, due to new ways of working, interaction, and collaboration, and different ways the teams are now led and are expecting to be led. The career success is a dynamic concept that evolved over the past decades, being studied through numerous lenses, such as its predictors and antecedents, personal anchors (values and beliefs) and personality traits, own preparation for the professional road (education and learning), drivers, demographics, life choices, and the career capital. This analysis follows the topic of career success over the last six decades, showing the citation evolution of papers on the subject, and identifying the most related articles, as well as the most related journals. The findings are based on a quantitative analysis of Scopus indexed documents, with a qualitative highlight on the most related articles and the most cited articles of the most influential authors.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Career success through the past six decades: A bibliometric analysis

Jansen

Dima

Biclesanu

et al. 2022

Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence

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“…However, many of the studied universities located their missions at all three geographical levels (50%). Internationalization in higher education is one important development direction for the whole sector (Dima and Vasilache 2016;Butum 2017) and this is reflected in the missions of the best at world level.…”

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Romanians’ Perceptions Regarding the Drivers of Social Venture. Evidence Based on AGER Data

Pãunescu

D’Ascenzo

2021

Business Revolution in a Digital Era

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Role of Technology in Facilitating International Student Mobility: Systematic Literature and Mapping Study Approaches

Aprizal,

Wiranatakusuma,

Rizki

et al. 2024

SHS Web Conf.

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Programs for student mobility have grown in importance as part of international higher education. as technology develops, student mobility programs also go through major changes that affect how these programs are created, conducted, and accessed. This research reviews literature related to student mobility programs and technological use published in the reputable international journal Scopus. This methodology uses a systematic literature review and mapping study approach. The results of the review show that the trends in using technology for student mobility program activities are related to skills, personal maturity, professionalism and self-confidence while providing provisions for building student careers. Apart from that, technology in student mobility program activities is benefited in terms of governance of mobility programs. In addition, future trends related to studies of the relationship between technology and student mobility programs are related to issues of academic outcomes, school climate, customer analytics, and global skill opportunities. Therefore, this study is significant for exploring the linkage between technology use and pursuing student mobility programs.

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The importance of international experience for Romanian students in establishing career priorities

Cited by 3 publications

References 10 publications

Career success through the past six decades: A bibliometric analysis

Career success through the past six decades: A bibliometric analysis

Romanians’ Perceptions Regarding the Drivers of Social Venture. Evidence Based on AGER Data

Role of Technology in Facilitating International Student Mobility: Systematic Literature and Mapping Study Approaches

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