The Boundaryless Career in the Entertainment Industry: Examining the Employment Experiences Of Executive Women

Ellen A. Ensher; Susan E. Murphy; Sherry E. Sullivan

The Boundaryless Career in the Entertainment Industry: Examining the Employment Experiences Of Executive Women

Ellen A. Ensher, Susan E. Murphy, Sherry E. Sullivan

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Abstract

This work shows that careers and creativity are connected, both at the level of the individual and of the larger institutions. It explores models of creativity and careers and links them with examples from a range of professions, countries and industries.

Original language	American English
Title of host publication	The Boundaryless Career in the Entertainment Industry: Examining the Employment Experiences Of Executive Women
Publisher	Oxford University Press
Pages	229-254
State	Published - 2002

Keywords

career development
business

Disciplines

Business
Organizational Behavior and Theory
Sociology
Work, Economy and Organizations

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The Boundaryless Career in the Entertainment Industry: Examining the Employment Experiences Of Executive Women. / Ensher, Ellen A.; Murphy, Susan E.; Sullivan, Sherry E.
The Boundaryless Career in the Entertainment Industry: Examining the Employment Experiences Of Executive Women. Oxford University Press, 2002. p. 229-254.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter

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