Taking Charge
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Who is More Likely to Take Charge: the Duty-Called Employee or the Achievement-Oriented Go-Getter?
Submitted by Tom Goddard on February 8, 2008 - 1:33pm.If you want a real “take charge”, innovative kind of employee, should you hire someone motivated by duty or an achievement-striving kind of person? Henry Moon and his colleagues have concluded that you’re better off with a duty-oriented person: “a facet of personality related to concern for others (duty) is positively related to taking charge behavior, whereas a facet of personality related to self-interest and personal achievement (achievement striving) is related to taking charge.
Who is More Likely to Take Charge: the Duty-Called Employee or the Achievement-Oriented Go-Getter?
Submitted by Tom Goddard on February 8, 2008 - 1:33pm.If you want a real “take charge”, innovative kind of employee, should you hire someone motivated by duty or an achievement-striving kind of person? Henry Moon and his colleagues have concluded that you’re better off with a duty-oriented person: “a facet of personality related to concern for others (duty) is positively related to taking charge behavior, whereas a facet of personality related to self-interest and personal achievement (achievement striving) is related to taking charge.
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