Journal Article

·2023 OPEN ACCESS

Perceived Communication Barriers With Career Management: An Assessment in Terms of Demographic Variables

Emel Esen YTU , Seçil Bal Taştan , Nazlı Ece BULGUR YTU , Serap Gençoğlu YTU

Revista Romaneasca pentru Educatie Multidimensionala

Abstract

The aim of this study is to investigate the relationship between perceived communication and career management of employees working at various levels in different sectors in Turkey in terms of demographic variables. The research covers 260 employees working in the public and private sectors in Istanbul. Results showed that employees’ perceived communication barriers have a significant negative and weak correlation with career management and also regression analysis indicated the same results. Further, differences were reported for participants’ age and work experience in terms of perceived career management and no significant differences were found for the other demographic variables in terms of employee communication barriers and career management. Based on the findings, it is suggested that to increase the positive perceptions of career management of employees, communication barriers should be eliminated and organizational communication effectiveness should be improved.

Keywords

Psychology Perception Regression analysis Work (physics) Career management Public sector Applied psychology Social psychology Public relations Political science

Subject Areas

Communication in Education and Healthcare ·Social Psychology ·Social Sciences
Problem Solving Skills Development ·Speech and Hearing ·Health Sciences
Generational Differences and Trends ·Life-span and Life-course Studies ·Social Sciences

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