Career Anchors of Filipino Workers: Implications for Organizational Communication

Issue: Volume 05 Issue 01
Theme: Communication and Media Texts and Contexts
Type of Article: Main Article Authors: Oliveros, Jurise Athena Reyes, Mariane Genelou Sumaylo, April May Temporal, Ervin Nil DOI: https://doi.org/10.52518/2008.5.1-06mmylvrsryssmyltmprl APA Reference Entry:

Moya, M. C., Oliveros, J. A., Reyes, M. G., Sumaylo, A. M., & Temporal, E. N. (2008). Career anchors of Filipino workers: Implications for organizational communication. Plaridel, 5(1), 119-146. https://doi.org/10.52518/2008.5.1-06mmylvrsryssmyltmprl

 February 2008 · Volume No.: 5 Issue No.: 1 Editors: Paragas, Fernando dlC. Umali, Violeda A.

Abstract

Guided by Super’s (1990) theory and Schein’s (1978) model and using data from the 2000 World Values Survey, this study examines whether or not Filipino workers with different demographic and work profiles vary significantly in their career considerations. Based on the results of the bivariate analyses, education and work classification appear to have stronger impact on the amount of importance the respondents placed on different career anchors, as compared to other demographic and work profile variables.

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