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Faut-il investir dans le capital psychologique pour réussir sa carrière ?
Today, to succeed in his professional career, the individual must acquire new career competencies. If the literature shows that the employee must develop his human capital (knowing-how) as well as his social capital (knowing-whom), a new form of capital is now receiving more and more attention. This research aims to examine the impact of psychological capital on career success. We opted for a quantitative approach applied to 235 Tunisian employees. Structural equations analyses with the partial least squares approach (PLS) allowed us to confirm the determining role of psychological capital in both objective and subjective success. Furthermore, the results indicate that the relationship between psychological capital and subjective career success is partially mediated by objective career success. In addition, the effect of psychological capital on objective success appears to be greater for men than for women.