MENTORING ALTERNATIVES: THE ROLE OF PEER RELATIONSHIPS IN CAREER DEVELOPMENT.

1985-03-01articleAcademy of Management Journal1,651 citationsclosed

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Mentoring and Academic Development Higher Education and Employability Career Development and Diversity

Abstract

Little is known about work relationships, other than mentoring relationships, that contribute to adult and career growth. A biographical interview study of 25 relationship pairs indicated that rela...

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