Identifying Perceptual Factors Affect Intrinsic Career Success by Delphi Method

Abstract

Models are central to scientific thinking and essential to many kinds of practical problem solving. Given the importance and application of models and lack of any theoretical model of intrinsic career success, and also taking into account the importance of intrinsic career success in new career paradigm, the purpose of this research was design model of perceptual factors affecting intrinsic career success in service firms of Fars Province. In this regard initially with literature study, perceptual factors were considered. Then through the Delphi process using expert opinion in four steps, the most important factors in research population were identified. Finally with consensus of experts, after the fourth round of the Delphi, seven factors, as most perceptual factors were selected and on the basis of theoretical foundations, the model designed. These factors were: perceived organizational support, person-organization fit, perceived career path, learning climate, career self-efficacy, )