Selection, optimization, and compensation strategies: Interactive effects on daily work engagement
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Arnold B. Bakker | Evangelia Demerouti | Hannes Zacher | Felicia Chan | A. Bakker | E. Demerouti | H. Zacher | F. Chan
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