Career Management: Short Analysis Regarding Interest on Employment Fields Among Youths

Dragolea, Larisa; Grondys, Katarzyna; Sroka, Mariusz

doi:10.17512/pjms.2017.16.2.06

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“…Therefore, a more vastly skilled and workforce in slums or third world cities would contribute to a more competitive and advanced economy in Third World countries (Auerbach, 2015). There is also a spillover effect in the form of migration of the young and skilled agents to the markets in the more developed markets where their skills might be in higher demand (Dragolea et al, 2017;Glazar & Strielkowski, 2010;Fraser, 2011).…”

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Sustainable economic growth and innovative development of educational systems

Tvaronavičienė¹,

Tarkhanova²,

Durglishvili³

2018

Journal of International Studies

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Abstract. This paper is focused on the issue how educational systems might increase the economic, innovative and business potential of the regional centres and contribute to the sustainable economic development. Rapidly growing economies are marked by social fragmentation and economic divisions but have the potential to become the drivers for shrinking social divisions and creating opportunities for all the citizens. Carefully designed educational policies becomes a solution for most of the economic and social problems by offering formal and non-formal educational activities. Policy-makers in the educational realm learn to engage with the realities of social exclusion, political alienation, and economic marginalization -through both public policy and private initiatives. Educational initiatives and policies across might include carefully orchestrated public policies, spending the money from the structural funds all aimed at stabilizing communities and establishing cooperation and integration, non-formal educational initiatives to reduce marginalization, or expansion of the formal school system aimed at raising aspirations.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable economic growth and innovative development of educational systems

Tvaronavičienė¹,

Tarkhanova²,

Durglishvili³

2018

Journal of International Studies

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“…Human capital being attracted by investors does not only meet the function of labour force, but as Krajňáková (2014) states, it is also the most valuable and most important economic means of society and is the main factor of economic growth and an important source of competitive advantage. Also, managing human capital by transformational leaders (Bratianu & Anagnoste, 2011) contributes to achieving a competitive advantage (Dragolea, et al 2017). Wage is created in the labour market and its height is derived from demand, respectively, job offers.…”

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Regional Differences in the Labour Market in Slovakia and the Czech Republic

Koišová¹,

Masárová²,

Habánik³

2018

JOC

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At present, Slovakia and the Czech Republic are experiencing favourable economic conditions. The socioeconomic development in regions in the country except a new created product is also affected by labour market factors, employment and average salary. This paper assesses and compares the development trends in employment and average wages in the regions of Slovakia and the Czech Republic, and defines development differences over a selected time period: 2007-2016. We used statistical indicators to monitor the observed phenomenon variability by means of setting the minimum, maximum and average variation ranges and coefficients. To set a position, from descriptive characteristics a simple arithmetic mean was used. From the results of the analyses, it can be seen that significant regional differences exist in the Czech and Slovak labour markets due to different primary potentials, different possibilities of development, economic structures, demographic differences and levels of infrastructure. The situation in the Czech labour market is better than in Slovakia, and the differences among regions are smaller in the Czech Republic. For the particular regions, we chose territorial units at the NUTS III level.

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“…As shown in this research, a brand's image can arouse emotions that can be more powerful than the effect of the product itself. In other words, a strong brand image alters the perception of the product (Dragolea et al, 2011;Chen et al, 2022).). Hence, it is important to know customers' underlying processes in ways enterprises develop valuable skills and resources to generate targeted strategies.…”

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Neuromarketing and Global Branding Reaction Analysis Based on Real-Time Monitoring of Multiple Consumer's Biosignals and Emotions

2023

JIBM

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Consumers' selections and decision-making processes are some of the most exciting and challenging topics in neuromarketing, sales, and branding. From a global perspective, multicultural influences and societal conditions are crucial to consider. Neuroscience applications in international marketing and consumer behavior is an emergent and multidisciplinary field aiming to understand consumers' thoughts, reactions, and selection processes in branding and sales. This study focuses on real-time monitoring of different physiological signals using eye-tracking, facial expressions recognition, and Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) acquisition methods to analyze consumers' responses, detect emotional arousal, measure attention or relaxation levels, analyze perception, consciousness, memory, learning, motivation, preference, and decision-making. This research aimed to monitor human subjects' reactions to these signals during an experiment designed in three phases consisting of different branding advertisements. The nonadvertisement exposition was also monitored while gathering survey responses at the end of each phase. A feature extraction module with a data analytics module was implemented to calculate statistical metrics and decision-making supporting tools based on Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and Feature Importance (FI) determination based on the Random Forest technique. The results indicate that when compared to image ads, video ads are more effective in attracting consumers' attention and creating more emotional arousal.

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Career Management: Short Analysis Regarding Interest on Employment Fields Among Youths

Cited by 7 publications

References 14 publications

Sustainable economic growth and innovative development of educational systems

Sustainable economic growth and innovative development of educational systems

Regional Differences in the Labour Market in Slovakia and the Czech Republic

Neuromarketing and Global Branding Reaction Analysis Based on Real-Time Monitoring of Multiple Consumer's Biosignals and Emotions

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