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Coping With a New Job: A Comparative Study of New Hires and Job Changers, Academy of Management Journal
Abstract
Differences in coping strategies used by new hires and job changers are investigated. Job changers try harder to control and change their job situations than do new hires, who seek out more social support and more aid from others. No systematic differences were found between the two groups in the degree of palliative coping.
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Date Published
1983
Citations
Brett, Jeanne. 1983. Coping With a New Job: A Comparative Study of New Hires and Job Changers. Academy of Management Journal.(2): 258-272.
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