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... Some of these were as follows: • Academy of Management Journal, • Journal of Applied Psychology, • Journal of Vocational Behavior, • Personnel Psychology, Work, Gender and Behavior Journal, • Consulting Psychology Journal: Practice and Research, and • Journal of Career Development. Other sources included the Society of Human Resources Management, Society of Industrial Organizational Psychology, Human Capital Institute, Center for Creative Leadership, Gallup Research, Institute for Executive Development, the Federal Transit Administration, and the Conference Board.
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... employees, and boards of directors, must lead the effort and be active participants in making diversity an important part of the business plan. Literature regarding retaining minority executives had a few common themes.
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