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Czy posłuchałbyś tej rady? Stosunek do formalnego i nieformalnego doradztwa zawodowego w Polsce
 
 
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SGH Warsaw School of Economics, Poland
 
2
FAME | GRAPE, Warsaw, Poland
 
 
Data nadesłania: 18-09-2023
 
 
Data ostatniej rewizji: 04-03-2024
 
 
Data akceptacji: 18-04-2024
 
 
Data publikacji: 30-09-2024
 
 
Autor do korespondencji
Magdalena Smyk   

SGH Warsaw School of Economics, Poland; FAME | GRAPE, Warsaw, Poland
 
 
GNPJE 2024;319(3):33-55
 
SŁOWA KLUCZOWE
KODY KLASYFIKACJI JEL
J62
J71
 
STRESZCZENIE
W tym badaniu badamy, jak Polacy reagują na porady zawodowe od doradcy zawodowego i doradcy nieformalnego (rodzica). Przeprowadziliśmy badanie winietkowe, w ramach którego badani doradzali fikcyjnej postaci w wyborze pracy. Jak poinformowano badanych, bohaterowie winietek (historii) otrzymali już poradę od rodzica (nieformalnego doradcy) lub profesjonalnego internetowego doradcy zawodowego (doradca formalny). Ustaliliśmy, że badani rzadziej stosują się do rad udzielanych przez rodziców. W szczególności, badani rzadziej polecali lepiej płatne, ale mniej komfortowe oferty (bardziej ryzykowne, konkurencyjne lub mniej elastyczne). Płeć bohatera, wbrew naszym oczekiwaniom, nie miała znaczenia. Kobiety częściej preferowały i polecały bardziej komfortowe, ale gorzej opłacane oferty pracy. Z badania wynika, że Polacy odrzucają porady doradcy nieformalnego (rodzica), a pozytywnie reagują na porady doradcy formalnego. Efekt doradcy jest jednak ekonomicznie niewielki.
FINANSOWANIE
Źródło finansowania: Narodowe Centrum Nauki nr. #2016/21/N/HS4/02109.
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