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Career Development in Organizations.

R. Richard Ritti, Douglas Tim Hall

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The first volume in the Frontiers of Industrial and Organizational Psychology Series sponsored by the American Psychological Association. Details methods of updating career development techniques for individuals and of using these techniques to improve career management programs within corporations and other organizations.

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The first volume in the Frontiers of Industrial and Organizational Psychology Series sponsored by the American Psychological Association. Details methods of updating career development techniques for individuals and of using these techniques to improve career management programs within corporations and other organizations.

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The first volume in the Frontiers of Industrial and Organizational Psychology Series sponsored by the American Psychological Association. Details methods of updating career development techniques for individuals and of using these techniques to improve career management programs within corporations and other organizations.

Key concepts: Industrial and organizational psychology, Organization development, Career development, Psychology, Management, Public relations, Sociology, Political science

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