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          <dc:title>The Effect of Career Social Support on Career Adaptability and Perceived Employability of MBA Students (SuSu Hlaing, 2022)</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Su Su Hlaing</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>The main objectives of this paper are to study the effect of career social 
support on career adaptability and perceived employability of MBA students, and to 
analyze the effect of the moderating role of proactive personality on MBA students 
from Yangon University of Economics. Eighty-four respondents are chosen for the 
analysis of this study, by using simple random sampling method. Survey is conducted 
with structured questionnaires. According to the findings, information support and 
emotional support from career social support have positively significant effect on 
career adaptability. Concern and control from career adaptability have positively 
significant effect on perceived employability of MBA students. In analyzing the 
moderating effect of proactive personality, proactive personality plays as significant 
moderating role in the relationship between career adaptability and perceived 
employability of MBA students. Therefore, MBA students should focus on career 
social support and career adaptability for their employability and leverage proactive 
personality to increase perceived employability</dc:description>
          <dc:date>2022-04-01</dc:date>
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