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ISSN 1930-0158
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Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2007January 01, 2007 EDT

The Role of Gender and Work Experience on Career and Work Force Diversity Expectations

Lori J. Sallop, Susan L. Kirby,
work expectationdiversitygender
https://doi.org/10.21818/001c.16717
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Articles in Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2007

Vol. 8, Issue 2, 2007
  • From the Editor
    David D. Van Fleet
  • In Memoriam
    Herbert ShermanDavid D. Van Fleet
  • Personality, Leader-Member Exchanges, and Work Outcomes
    Kenneth J. HarrisRanida B. HarrisDavid M. Eplion
  • Kiasu Tendency and Tactics: A Study of their Impact on Task Performance
    Eric G. KirbyJohn K. Ross, III
  • The Role of Gender and Work Experience on Career and Work Force Diversity Expectations
    Lori J. SallopSusan L. Kirby
  • The Joint Influence of Control Strategies and Market Turbulence on Strategic Performance in Sales-Driven Organizations
    James M. PappasKaren E. FlahertyC. Shane Hunt
  • D & H Management and D & H Patio Homes: To Dream the Impossible Dream? Parts A & B
    Herbert ShermanDaniel James Rowley
Journal of Behavioral and Applied...
Sallop, Lori J., and Susan L. Kirby. 2007. “The Role of Gender and Work Experience on Career and Work Force Diversity Expectations.” Journal of Behavioral and Applied Management 8 (2): 122–40. https://doi.org/10.21818/001c.16717.
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