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Got political skill? The impact of justice on the importance of political skill for job performance.
Journal of Applied Psychology, 2009The present study examined the moderating effects of procedural and distributive justice on the relationships between political skill and task performance and organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) among 175 supervisor-subordinate dyads of a government organization.
Martha C, Andrews +2 more
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Personality and Political Skill
Journal of Individual DifferencesAbstract: Political skill refers to the ability to understand and influence others to achieve personal or organizational goals and is widely regarded as a core component of effective leadership. This study examined the personality underpinnings of political skill and developed a proxy measure using subscales from the Hogan Personality Inventory (HPI ...
Michael J. Boudreaux +2 more
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Exploring political skill and deception
International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, 2016Purpose– The purpose of this paper is to explore and develop a model which examines the effects of political skill on an individual’s intent to deceive.Design/methodology/approach– Data were obtained through a survey research design (n=273). The sample consisted of college students.
Jeffrey A. Clements +2 more
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Globalisation and the Political Economy of High Skills
Journal of Education and Work, 1999This paper seeks to develop a methodology for the comparative study of the political economy of skill formation with a particular focus on policies designed to develop routes to a high skills economy. It is argued that the advanced economies face a series of ‘pressure points’ in common which can only be addressed by making a series of policy trade‐offs.
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Subordinates' Political Skill, Performance, and Supervisors' Political Skill
Journal of Human Resource Management Research, 2014Jae Wook Eom, Dong Myong Lee
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The political economy of high skills:
2018A successful transition into the knowledge economy is said to depend upon higher level skills, creating unprecedented pressure on university systems – as they expand across countries – to provide knowledge-based labour markets with the skills needed. But what are the political economy dynamics underlying national patterns of high skill formation?
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Professions for the People: The Politics of Skill.
Social Forces, 1978Brian J. Heraud, J. Gerstl, G. Jacobs
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