The Influence of Nature of Work and Career Prospect Toward The Tourism Student Social Status.
Janfry Sihite; Triana Rosalina Dewi; Novita Widyastuti
Universitas Mercu Buana, STP Trisakti, STP Trisakti
Abstract
Research conducted to measure the career prospects and the nature of work variable influence the social status of the college student in the tourism industry, namely the student of Tourism Trisakti, Indonesia. Research conducted by delivering the questionnaire to the internship students, a total of 74 respondents collected, further processed conducted using SmartPLS with bootstrapping resampling technique. The results findings show that two independent variables namely career prospects and also the nature of work in the tourism industry affects social status. Furthermore, career prospects influence bigger compare to the nature of works. Nevertheless, the nature of work variable strongly influence the career prospects, the findings show that the variable nature of work is indeed a linear relationship with the variable career prospects. Finally, this study show how the career prospects is closely connected with social status. The linearity and conformity between the nature of work with the career prospects showed that respondents confident and proud of the social status in the tourism industry.
Keywords: Social Status, Nature of Work, Career Prospect, Tourism, STP Trisakti
Topic: Human Resource Management