ABSTRACT
Changing working conditions have made careers unpredictable and a successful end of career hard to achieve, so employees need to manage their careers successfully. This study investigates the effects of professional competency and workplace social networking behaviour on career success. Using a survey technique, 711 responses were obtained from hotel employees in Turkey. The findings indicate that professional competency and workplace social networking have a positive effect on career success. The most remarkable detail in the results of the study, is that workplace social networking, especially relationships with the supervisor, is a priority in career development.
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Nilgün Avci
Nilgün Avci completed her doctorate in the Department of Tourism Management. She is an Associate Professor at Ege University Çeşme Tourism Faculty. Fields of study; tourism, management, and organizational behavioral.