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Journal articles on the topic "Carrières managériales"
Aït Saïd, Khalil. "La satisfaction de carrière et le succès de carrière perçu." Revue Française de Gestion 46, no. 292 (October 2020): 25–47. http://dx.doi.org/10.3166/rfg.2020.00477.
Full textHuntzinger, France, and Anne Moysan-Louazel. "Apports et limites des théories contractualistes de la firme appliquées à la carrière des dirigeants de coopératives." Notes de recherche 12, no. 4 (February 16, 2012): 77–100. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1008666ar.
Full textGiraud, Laurent, Doha Sahraoui, and Soufyane Frimousse. "La carrière managériale des Marocaines : politiques de diversité et obstacles à leur inclusion." Relations industrielles 75, no. 3 (2020): 473. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1072344ar.
Full textTaskin, Laurent. "Numéro 37 - février 2006." Regards économiques, October 12, 2018. http://dx.doi.org/10.14428/regardseco.v1i0.15903.
Full textTaskin, Laurent. "Numéro 37 - février 2006." Regards économiques, October 12, 2018. http://dx.doi.org/10.14428/regardseco2006.02.01.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Carrières managériales"
Eyraud, Michel. "Les carrières managériales des ingénieurs : rôle de la formation initiale, des stratégies individuelles et des pratiques de gestion des grandes entreprises industrielles françaises." Lyon 3, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003LYO33001.
Full textMore than 80% of the French graduate engineers of a cohort work, at least once in a career, in commitments such as team leader and are often in charge of a project work, or business or general management. The aim of this research is to bring our answer to a few related questions: -"Why do we employ graduate engineers for managing tasks?" -"What are the component elements of processes that drive the graduate engineers to a managing position? What role do the different actors play? Are there specific career paths or schemes? How can the career be partly driven by the initial higher education? How do companies take part in the evolution of the graduate engineer's career?" This research work leans on several combined theoretical frames coming from administration sciences and sociology. The thesis methodology is based on several linked research grounds: Three French "Grandes Ecoles" and their graduates, three industrial major concerns, several databases of graduate engineers with their career paths. The thesis drives to emphasise different paths depending on the engineer's educational institution and suggest a typology i. E. A graduate engineer's segmentation. It also showed the important evolution of the managerial training and behaviour drill of the engineering students. The analysis of the administration policies and practices of several French industrial companies brought us to several conclusions: - The engineer is not recruited as a professional, but as a junior manager, with a capacity to adapt to various commitments : - The return of a kind of management via professional paths or "crafts". - The support to graduate engineers trough short or sometime long training sessions in famous institutions in close connection with their seniority in the company. - The increasing expectation of companies towards human, behavioural and managing abilities of engineers and executives, showed by the implementation of more complete evaluation tools and, theoretically more rigorous ones. Companies do not make distinctions between engineers and other executives within their career management. Finally, the thesis presents some recommendations towards the career managers and managing teams of colleges of engineering
Ravasi, Claudio. "Internationalization of managerial careers : three research articles." Thesis, Paris 10, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA100032.
Full textThis doctoral dissertation examines the career of managers in an international context. Specifically, this research focuses on careers patterns in a changing environment using the case of international managers (i.e. managers with a career that develops globally). More broadly, the research looks at the evolving nature of managerial careers, the organizational and global environments in which careers develop, and the reciprocal relationship between changing careers and changing environments, specifically in the context of those with global careers. All these aspects are explored in this doctoral dissertation with three research articles that use three different sets of empirical data.The first article analyzes the career profiles of top European managers in the context of increased internationalization. Data on profiles and careers of more than 900 top managers in four countries has been collected and analyzed. The purpose is to verify the hypothesis of stability in national career models and identify new elements related to internationalization. The second article focuses on the profiles of top managers at the biggest Swisscompanies. We focused on the evolution of profiles and careers of about 600 topmanagers over a 30-years period (1980–2010). This article highlights the development of an international community of foreign top managers in Switzerland and analyzes the changes in their profiles and careers.The third article focuses on the cross-cultural adjustment of a population of 152foreign employees (traditionally-assigned expatriates, self-initiated expatriates, skilled migrants) and 126 spouses. This article studies different aspects of adjustment, focusing on local language proficiency and relocation support practices
Ivanova, Olga. "Essays on the Role of Functional Diversity in Managerial Careers." Thesis, Jouy-en Josas, HEC, 2022. http://www.theses.fr/2022EHEC0005.
Full textClassic literature in labor economics and economic sociology has documented how managerial careers are shaped by internal labor markets and organizational division of labor. Yet the last three decades have been marked by a dramatic increase in external hiring, proliferation of new forms of employment, and the emergence of career histories that span multiple employers, industries, and occupations. This means that our understanding of intra- and inter-firm mobility of managerial workers in modern labor markets might be incomplete. In my dissertation, I explore how managers move between jobs and assignments, how organizations make their choices in filling vacant positions, and how market intermediaries shape talent flows and individual careers. I focus on functional (occupational) dimension of managerial experience. I aim at demonstrating how experience in many vs. one (or few) functions influences career outcomes for middle managers in internal and external labor markets. I concentrate on two mechanisms by which spanning functional boundaries might shape one’s subsequent mobility: (1) skills acquisition and transferability and (2) career history as a signaling device. My work speaks to the interdisciplinary research on careers and labor mobility. It extends our understanding of managerial career dynamics in modern labor markets and provides new insights for the studies of career specialization
Luci, Florencia. "L' intégration réussie à l'élite managériale : la constitution des dirigeants de grandes entreprises en Argentine." Paris, EHESS, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010EHES0074.
Full textMoreau, Fabien. "La bifurcation des cadres vers l'activité de coach : un processus de subjectivation microémancipatoire." Thesis, Rennes 1, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017REN1G017/document.
Full textSome executives, facing an economical and managerial system that doesn’t suit them anymore, chose to leave their position in a structure to become coaches. Beyond the managerial norms of career change, we explain that it is a turning point. This change of career, within the Critical Management Studies movement, and with a Foucauldian power perspective, is interpreted here as them reaching saturation point, due to the effects of subjectivation related to managerial governmentality. Those former executives, especially young and middle-aged managers, find themselves gaining a critical detachment. Furthermore, we notice a phenomenon of microemancipation through being coached … in the training of becoming a coach, by reappropriating the techniques of the care of the self. This research process involves Grounded Theory and life narratives. Firstly, we worked on phenomenological texts, then on an a posteriori coding by themes, and finally on a critical discourse analysis. Our resulting theoretical framework is anchored on a population of 25 former executives who have become coaches. It underlines a generic process with differences related to criteria such as gender, age when the career change happens, previous professional experience and position (manager or consultant)