DO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATORS’ VALUES CHANGE OVER CAREER? RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN AXIOLOGICAL PRIORITIES AND TIME SINCE GRADUATION
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Resumo: | The hierarchy of personal values guides choices, attitudes and individuals' behaviors. One aspect that has drawn attention of researchers is to understand the extent to which the values (axiological priorities) of a person undergo changes over time in different stages of his/her life and career. This study aimed to identify the variation of individual values within the time since graduation of business administrators. For this, the Schwartz values survey was administered to a sample of 179 professionals who graduated from the School of Economics, Business and Accounting at the University of São Paulo, between 1967 and 2008. Anova was calculated at the level of motivational types of values and bipolar dimensions. The results indicate variations in the axiological profile of the subjects, as the time since graduation increases. This change moves the prioritization from stimulation and hedonism values (openness to change) in the first years after graduation to a greater emphasis on security, tradition and conformity (conservation) in later stages of the subjects' careers. There is also a shift in prioritization of values that serve individual interests (early career) to values that serve collective interests (in later stages). Other results, as well as implications and possible causes, are also discussed. |
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DO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATORS’ VALUES CHANGE OVER CAREER? RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN AXIOLOGICAL PRIORITIES AND TIME SINCE GRADUATIONOs valores dos administradores de empresas mudam ao longo da carreira? Relações entre prioridades axiológicas e tempo de formadoValuesSchwartz value surveyCareersBusiness administratorsAlumni.valoresSchwartzcarreirasadministradoresThe hierarchy of personal values guides choices, attitudes and individuals' behaviors. One aspect that has drawn attention of researchers is to understand the extent to which the values (axiological priorities) of a person undergo changes over time in different stages of his/her life and career. This study aimed to identify the variation of individual values within the time since graduation of business administrators. For this, the Schwartz values survey was administered to a sample of 179 professionals who graduated from the School of Economics, Business and Accounting at the University of São Paulo, between 1967 and 2008. Anova was calculated at the level of motivational types of values and bipolar dimensions. The results indicate variations in the axiological profile of the subjects, as the time since graduation increases. This change moves the prioritization from stimulation and hedonism values (openness to change) in the first years after graduation to a greater emphasis on security, tradition and conformity (conservation) in later stages of the subjects' careers. There is also a shift in prioritization of values that serve individual interests (early career) to values that serve collective interests (in later stages). Other results, as well as implications and possible causes, are also discussed.A hierarquia de valores individuais orienta escolhas, atitudes e comportamentos, inclusive no âmbito profissional. Um aspecto que tem merecido atenção de pesquisas é compreender em que medida os valores (prioridades axiológicas) de uma pessoa sofrem mudanças ao longo do tempo, em diferentes estágios de sua vida e/ou carreira. Este trabalho teve por objetivo identificar relações entre valores individuais e o tempo de formado de administradores de empresas. Para isso, foi administrado o inventário de valores de Schwartz junto a uma amostra de 179 administradores de empresas, egressos da Faculdade de Economia, Administração e Contabilidade da USP, formados entre 1967 e 2008. A ANOVA foi calculada ao nível dos tipos motivacionais de valores e das dimensões bipolares. Os resultados indicaram variações no perfil axiológico dos sujeitos, à medida em que aumenta o tempo de formado. Essa variação avança da priorização dos valores hedonismo e estimulação (abertura à mudança), nos primeiros anos de formado, para uma ênfase maior nos valores segurança, tradição e conformidade (conservação), em estágios mais avançados da carreira. Também há um deslocamento da priorização de valores que atendem a interesses individuais (no início da carreira) para valores que atendem a interesses coletivos (em estágios posteriores). Outros resultados, bem como implicações e possíveis causas, também são discutidos. Editora Mackenzie2010-07-11info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionAvaliado por Paressurveyapplication/pdfhttps://editorarevistas.mackenzie.br/index.php/RAM/article/view/1839Revista de Administração Mackenzie; Vol. 11 No. 5 (2010)Revista de Administração Mackenzie; Vol. 11 Núm. 5 (2010)Revista de Administração Mackenzie (Mackenzie Management Review); v. 11 n. 5 (2010)1678-69711518-6776reponame:RAM. Revista de Administração Mackenzieinstname:Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie (MACKENZIE)instacron:MACKENZIEporhttps://editorarevistas.mackenzie.br/index.php/RAM/article/view/1839/2525Copyright (c) 2015 Revista de Administração Mackenzieinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessReis, Germano GlufkeAntonio, Fábio Alessandro AffonsoLaizo, AndréMarinho, Bernadete de Lourdes2011-01-19T16:16:53Zoai:ojs.editorarevistas.mackenzie.br:article/1839Revistahttps://editorarevistas.mackenzie.br/index.php/RAM/PUBhttps://editorarevistas.mackenzie.br/index.php/RAM/oairevista.adm@mackenzie.br1678-69711518-6776opendoar:2024-04-19T17:00:40.314814RAM. Revista de Administração Mackenzie - Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie (MACKENZIE)false |
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DO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATORS’ VALUES CHANGE OVER CAREER? RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN AXIOLOGICAL PRIORITIES AND TIME SINCE GRADUATION Os valores dos administradores de empresas mudam ao longo da carreira? Relações entre prioridades axiológicas e tempo de formado |
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DO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATORS’ VALUES CHANGE OVER CAREER? RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN AXIOLOGICAL PRIORITIES AND TIME SINCE GRADUATION |
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DO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATORS’ VALUES CHANGE OVER CAREER? RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN AXIOLOGICAL PRIORITIES AND TIME SINCE GRADUATION Reis, Germano Glufke Values Schwartz value survey Careers Business administrators Alumni. valores Schwartz carreiras administradores |
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DO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATORS’ VALUES CHANGE OVER CAREER? RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN AXIOLOGICAL PRIORITIES AND TIME SINCE GRADUATION |
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DO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATORS’ VALUES CHANGE OVER CAREER? RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN AXIOLOGICAL PRIORITIES AND TIME SINCE GRADUATION |
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DO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATORS’ VALUES CHANGE OVER CAREER? RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN AXIOLOGICAL PRIORITIES AND TIME SINCE GRADUATION |
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DO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATORS’ VALUES CHANGE OVER CAREER? RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN AXIOLOGICAL PRIORITIES AND TIME SINCE GRADUATION |
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DO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATORS’ VALUES CHANGE OVER CAREER? RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN AXIOLOGICAL PRIORITIES AND TIME SINCE GRADUATION |
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Reis, Germano Glufke |
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Reis, Germano Glufke Antonio, Fábio Alessandro Affonso Laizo, André Marinho, Bernadete de Lourdes |
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Antonio, Fábio Alessandro Affonso Laizo, André Marinho, Bernadete de Lourdes |
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Reis, Germano Glufke Antonio, Fábio Alessandro Affonso Laizo, André Marinho, Bernadete de Lourdes |
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Values Schwartz value survey Careers Business administrators Alumni. valores Schwartz carreiras administradores |
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Values Schwartz value survey Careers Business administrators Alumni. valores Schwartz carreiras administradores |
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The hierarchy of personal values guides choices, attitudes and individuals' behaviors. One aspect that has drawn attention of researchers is to understand the extent to which the values (axiological priorities) of a person undergo changes over time in different stages of his/her life and career. This study aimed to identify the variation of individual values within the time since graduation of business administrators. For this, the Schwartz values survey was administered to a sample of 179 professionals who graduated from the School of Economics, Business and Accounting at the University of São Paulo, between 1967 and 2008. Anova was calculated at the level of motivational types of values and bipolar dimensions. The results indicate variations in the axiological profile of the subjects, as the time since graduation increases. This change moves the prioritization from stimulation and hedonism values (openness to change) in the first years after graduation to a greater emphasis on security, tradition and conformity (conservation) in later stages of the subjects' careers. There is also a shift in prioritization of values that serve individual interests (early career) to values that serve collective interests (in later stages). Other results, as well as implications and possible causes, are also discussed. |
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