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The Development of Emotional Intelligence - A Step on the Career Path

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Modrzewska K.
Zarządzanie Zasobami Ludzkimi
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2005
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vol. 5
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issue 2(41)
57-66
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Emotional intelligence, increasingly better understood by psychologists, is a valuable tool in human resource management. It plays an important part in an individual's achievement of success, including professional life. The ability to estimate its level and develop it via psychological training opens up new vistas for its practical application
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Etapy życia zawodowego a podstawa planowania ścieżki kariery zawodowej

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Łyszkowska E.
Rocznik Andragogiczny
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2010
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vol. R. 2010
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The aim of this paper is to discuss different theories of vocational consuelling concerning the career path planning. The autor characterizes conceptions of vocational development: tracits and factory, psychodynamic theories, developmental theories, cognitive-social theories. Then she diskusses the process of career path planning in four phases, paying special attention to changes in contemporary vocational life that make the process coutinning and multidimensional.
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The gardener, the doctor and the wine-cooper

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Medgyesi K.
Szociologiai Szemle (Sociological Review)
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2005
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vol. 15
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issue 1
60-71
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Sociologists and politologists often hold a serious and fierce controversy in the public and in the political press whether there has been an actual transformation of the social structures after 1989-90-es, or merely a replacement of the elite. Some maintain the view that there has been a constitutional regime change, but hardly any replacement of the elite. In this study the author tries to provide the reader with some additional information to the polemic on what kind of developments occurred in the eighties and nineties in the political elite of a small town, Mako, by using the tools of report-sociography. In the author's view, when examining the aspects of the regime change in a small town, we should not focus on trying to fit the different social situations within the boundaries of a single theory, but, rather, we should draw a map of the old and new political elite of small towns, and career paths of the members of this elite (based on the research in Mako and researches to be followed in other small towns). For this purpose, the method of report-sociography might be an appropriate tool.
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