英文摘要 |
Drawing on career adaptability literature, this study explores the relationship between learning goal orientation and career adaptability.It also examines the moderating role of performance goal orientation and organizational support for development respectively. Further, a three-way interaction is tested to identify whether the moderating effect of employees' performance goal orientation can be determined by organizational support for development. Three hundred and nine travel agency employees participated in this research. The results show that employees with a high level of learning goal orientation are more likely to demonstrate their career adaptability. In addition, performance goal orientation has an additive moderating effect on the positive relationship between learning goal orientation and career adaptability.Furthermore, with the increase of organizational support for development, the moderating effect of performance goal orientation is more significant.Finally, theoretical and practical implications of these findings are provided. |