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Conversion intentions amongst South African interns in time of COVID-19: An application of the Theory of Planned Behavior
Internships provide students with the unique opportunity to experience what working for a particular organisation will entail, while simultaneously giving the organisation a chance to evaluate the students' work capabilities and cultural fit before offering them a full-time employment contract. As a...
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Organisational Psychology
2022
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