The Influence Of Predictors Career Resources On Career Succees

Rino Wahyuria Abadi

Abstract


Identifying predictors of career success is one of the topics of interest in Career Research and practice. Different career resources can relate to each other and influence career success. We used 4 predictor career resources in this paper to show its influence on career success, including human capital career resources, environmental career resources, motivational career resources, and career management behaviors. We used SEM-PLS analysis to find out how predictor career resources influence career success. We use conservation of resources theory in explaining career success and career construction theory in explaining the relationship between predictors of Career Resources to career success

Keywords: Career Success, Career Resources, Conservation of Resources Theory, Career Construction Theory, Career, Human Resources.


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