CAREER MANAGEMENT DAN SUBJECTIVE CAREER SUCCESS: DAPATKAH MENINGKATKAN KEPUASAN KERJA WANITA KARIR?
Keywords:
career management, work-life balance, subjective career success, job satisfactionAbstract
Abstract. This study aims to examine the effects of work-life balance and subjective
career success in career management influence on job satisfaction in female workers.
Data were collected with convinience sampling technique in 91 women employees in
some of the Bank in Jakarta. Using the data have proven the validity and realibilty,
Hypotheses test by using SPSS V.22 software and macros inderect Hayes 2013. The
test results prove work-life balance and subjective career success significant as
intervening variable on effect of career management toward job satisfaction. While a
direct influence of career management on job satisfaction is not significant, so that
mediation be a perfect mediation.
Keywords: career management, work-life balance, subjective career success, job
satisfaction
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