Career anchors and disturbances in the turnover decisions - a case study of IT professionals in Taiwan

Chang, Christina Ling-Hsing; Jiang, Jiunn-Yih (James); Klein, Gary; Chen, Houn-Gee

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Career anchors and disturbances in the turnover decisions - a case study of IT professionals in Taiwan

Date

2012

Authors

Chang, Christina Ling-Hsing

Jiang, Jiunn-Yih (James)

Klein, Gary

Chen, Houn-Gee

Publisher

Elsevier

Abstract

Previous models of turnover by IT professionals consider job satisfaction as a key indicator. One common model considers whether an organization matches the internal anchors of IT employees to provisions in the work place. This pattern is often broken by