The purpose of this study was to evaluate career plateau of academic librarians and their impact on burnout and intention to leave. For this purpose, data collected both manually and electronically from a sample of 537 were analyzed. The results show that the rate of job Plateau (structural Plateau and content Plateau), burnout and intention to leave among librarian, more than average. While gender does not make a significant difference in the perception of job plateau, less educated and more experienced employees perceive more plateauing. In addition, regression analysis indicates that career plateau has significant impact on burnout and intention to leave of librarian. In other words, librarians have more career plateau, job burnout and intention to quit have also reported greater.
fayyazi,M and Ziaei,S . (2015). Explanation of the consequences of career plateau in organizations. Transformation Management Journal, 6(Spring & summer 2015), 73-91. doi: 10.22067/pmt.v6i11.32360
MLA
fayyazi,M , and Ziaei,S . "Explanation of the consequences of career plateau in organizations", Transformation Management Journal, 6, Spring & summer 2015, 2015, 73-91. doi: 10.22067/pmt.v6i11.32360
HARVARD
fayyazi M, Ziaei S. (2015). 'Explanation of the consequences of career plateau in organizations', Transformation Management Journal, 6(Spring & summer 2015), pp. 73-91. doi: 10.22067/pmt.v6i11.32360
CHICAGO
M fayyazi and S Ziaei, "Explanation of the consequences of career plateau in organizations," Transformation Management Journal, 6 Spring & summer 2015 (2015): 73-91, doi: 10.22067/pmt.v6i11.32360
VANCOUVER
fayyazi M, Ziaei S. Explanation of the consequences of career plateau in organizations. Transformation Management Journal. 2015;6(Spring & summer 2015):73-91 (In Persian). doi: 10.22067/pmt.v6i11.32360