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대기업 근로자의 직무 재창조와 개인 및 팀 수준 변인의 위계적 관계 = The Hierarchical Linear Relationship among Job Crafting, Individual and Team Level Variables of Employees in Large Corporations

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' 대기업 근로자의 직무 재창조와 개인 및 팀 수준 변인의 위계적 관계 = The Hierarchical Linear Relationship among Job Crafting, Individual and Team Level Variables of Employees in Large Corporations' 의 주제별 논문영향력
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논문영향력 요약
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  • hierarchical linear model
  • job crafting
  • 다층 모형
  • 대기업 근로자
  • 위계적 선형모형 분석. hlm
  • 잡 크래프팅
  • 직무 재창조
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