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Corrie E. Pogson2003

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Differences in self-reported work ethic across three career stages

Corrie E. Pogson · Alana B. Cober · Dennis Doverspike · James R. Rogers

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Education and Work Dynamics Job Satisfaction and Organizational Behavior Ethics in Business and Education

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Published2003-02-01

VenueJournal of Vocational Behavior

ISSN-L0001-8791

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Citations94

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