EFFECTS OF COMPETITIVE GOALS IN THE REALIZATION OF CAREER SUCCESS IN THE STATE PUBLIC SERVICE OF ABIA STATE
Journal Title: Advance Research Journal of Multidisciplinary Discoveries - Year 2017, Vol 16, Issue 8
Abstract
This study examined the effects of competitive goals in the realization of career success in the state public service of Abia state. Primary data were obtained through interviews, from 42 employees of 20 ministries of state public service in Abia state based on the five research questions while secondary data were obtained from textbooks, internet printout and journals. The findings revealed that competitive goals have effects on the career success of state public service in Abia state. We concluded that since competitive goals affects career success, proper understanding of seven steps of Boyer (2012) will be of great help to overcome negative effects of competitive goals.
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Ikechukwu, Dialoke
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