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Change driven by nature: A meta-analytic review of the proactive personality literature

Fuller, Bryan, Marler, Laura E.·2009·Journal of Vocational Behavior

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  • Proactive personality can explain unique variance in criteria over and above that accounted for by the Big Five personality factors.

    “Previous research has shown that proactive personality can explain unique variance in criteria over and above that accounted for by the Big Five personality factors.”
  • Those with a proactive personality are more likely to have objective and subjective career success.

    “Moreover, they discovered that those with a proactive personality are more likely to have objective and subjective career success.”
  • Proactive personality's relationship with overall job performance was stronger than that reported for any of the Big Five factors or the Big Five collectively.

    “Proactive personality's relationship with overall job performance was stronger than that reported for any of the Big Five factors or the Big Five collectively.”
  • Proactive personality is positively related to taking charge/voice behavior as well as supervisor-rated job performance.

    “Fuller and Marler (2009) meta-analyzed the findings from 107 independent studies, and found that proactive personality is positively related to taking charge/voice behavior as well as supervisor-rated job performance.”

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Fuller, B., & Marler, L. E.
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Journal of Vocational Behavior
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2009-12
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75
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329-345
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