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The relevancy of Holland's theory to a nonprofessional occupation / Mark J. Miller, William J. Scaggs, Don Wells

By: Series: Journal of Employment Counseling. 43 : 2, pages 62-69 Publication details: June 2006Content type:
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Subject(s): Summary: The authors examined job satisfaction and workers' perceptions of a nonprofessional occupation using the Position Classification Inventory (PCI; G. D. Gottfredson & J. L. Holland, 1991). Results revealed high job satisfaction scores and suggest that the PCI shows promise as a method of classifying working-class occupations according to J. L. Holland's (1985, 1997) theory.
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The authors examined job satisfaction and workers' perceptions of a nonprofessional occupation using the Position Classification Inventory (PCI; G. D. Gottfredson & J. L. Holland, 1991). Results revealed high job satisfaction scores and suggest that the PCI shows promise as a method of classifying working-class occupations according to J. L. Holland's (1985, 1997) theory.

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