Dyke, L.S. and L.E. Duxbury (2011), “The Implications of Subjective Career Success”, Journal for Labour Market Research, 43, 219-229.
Dyke, L.S. and L.E. Duxbury (2011), “The Implications of Subjective Career Success”, Journal for Labour Market Research, 43, 219-229.
Lyons, S., Higgins, C., and L. Duxbury (2010), “Work Values: Development of a New Three-Dimensional Structure Based on Confirmatory Smallest Space Analysis”, Journal of Organization Behaviour, 31, 969–1002.
Higgins, C., Duxbury, L., and S. Lyons (2010), “Coping with Overload and Stress: A Comparison of Professional Men and Women”, Journal of Marriage and the Family, 72 (2), 847-859.
Schweitzer, L. and L. Duxbury (2010), “Conceptualizing and Measuring the Virtuality of Teams”, Information Systems Journal, 20(2), 267-295.
Johnson, K. and L. Duxbury (2010), “The View from the Field, A Case Study of the Expatriate Boundary Spanning Role”. Journal of World Business, 45, 29-40.
Cinte, I., L. Duxbury and C. Higgins (2009), “Measurement of Perceived Organizational Readiness for Change in the Public Sector of Canada”. British Journal of Management, 20(2), 265-267.
Dyke, L.S. & Duxbury, L.E. (2009), “Understanding and Facilitating Employee Subjective Success: Implications for Employees and Organizations”, LASER International Workshop on Career Success – Approaches from Economics and Psychology, Nuremberg,Germany, December.
KEYWORDS: Management, OB/HRM
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