The Role of Emotional Expression and Mentoring in Internship Learning.
Academy of Management Learning and EducationPublished 1 March 2011
Yongmei Liu, JUN XU, Barton A. Weitz
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We examine the proactive role of interns in fostering positive internship experiences and how such experiences may bring about beneficial outcomes for both interns and sponsoring organizations. The...
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