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Table 1 Means, standard deviations, and intercorrelations in the whole sample (N\( = \) 1,012) and the subsamples of self-employed (N\( = \) 177), private-company-employed (N\( = \) 541), and state-employed (N\( = \) 294) respondents

From: The construct of career success: measurement issues and an empirical exampleDas Konstrukt des Berufserfolgs: Messmethoden und ein empirisches Beispiel

 

M

SD

Intercorrelations

   

2

3

4

5

6

1. Obj. success (salary)

      All

6.35

2.31

0.47

0.12

0.30

0.47

0.52

      Self-employed

6.90

3.45

0.42

0.32

0.46

0.58

0.49

      Private sector

6.82

1.91

0.39

0.14

0.32

0.40

0.49

      Public sector

5.17

1.61

0.52

−0.15

0.04  ns

0.19

0.56

2. Obj. success (position)

      All

1.62

1.22

 

0.05  ns

0.18

0.32

0.30

      Self-employed

2.20

1.14

 

0.15  ns

0.27

0.31

0.38

      Private sector

1.79

1.11

 

0.07  ns

0.23

0.36

0.16

      Public sector

0.98

1.19

 

−0.06  ns

0.02  ns

0.25

0.28

3. Self-referent subj. success (job satisfaction)

      All

3.72

0.75

  

0.56

0.34

−0.01  ns

      Self-employed

3.82

0.79

  

0.68

0.55

0.09  ns

      Private sector

3.69

0.71

  

0.52

0.30

−0.05  ns

      Public sector

3.69

0.78

  

0.53

0.25

−0.10  ns

4. Self-referent subj. success (career satisfaction)

      All

3.62

0.73

   

0.56

0.12

      Self-employed

3.72

0.84

   

0.70

0.22

      Private sector

3.62

0.70

   

0.54

0.05  ns

      Public sector

3.57

0.71

   

0.47

0.08  ns

5. Other-ref. subj. success

      All

3.46

0.70

    

0.12

      Self-employed

3.50

0.90

    

0.30

      Private sector

3.50

0.66

    

0.15

      Public sector

3.36

0.63

    

0.14

6. Work hours

      All

37.82

7.84

     

      Self-employed

40.48

11.97

     

      Private sector

38.14

5.69

     

      Public sector

35.62

7.54

     
  1. p < 0.001; p < 0.01