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Insteed nf conf orrning to the rnal e w¡nl,: ethos, proiessi¡nal
l.Jafnen seerÏì to be ¡tterlÞt rnE to r.lon|,: by new nutl es .
þlhen thEse
rLrì es are not accepted by the rrasclr'l ine Dr-g.ån ii¡.t ion , rîåny
pno{essional þJonen Eeern pnepaned to abandon the ongåni:et ron
( Fat-un , 1?87 ) .
Fnof essionar h,ornen who r eave the or-ganiiation have not
defined the worll roìe as their centnaì on onìy sounce o+ intninsic
satisf action nelative to other adr-rr t nol es ås perhaps have
Lnaditional men (trel vento Eiebìy ,Ì Eiebìy, lgg4i .
l¡lo¡ren prho
I eave rnay be rnoFE heaì thy in the sense thaf- they årË abìe to
advance beyond the primacy of the wÐrr,: nor e to integnate ar l
aspects oÌ thein I ives despite extennal ol^gani¡ational pressune to
do othenwise. Theneione, it was hypothesized¡
l. that the egnession of pnolessional wunen fron onganizations is
positivel v associ,rted urith the I ack o{ recognition by the mascul ine
organiiation o{ the I intls between worf,: and {ami ly.
A second aspect oi the rnascul ine ot^g,tn irat ional cr-rl ture that
rnåy -r{{ect att¡'it ion of pnof essional wornen iE the
depensona I i: at i on of the r.lonr,: env i ronment supported by the
mascul ine o'^gåni:ation. This depensonal iration trån incorponate
rn-tny di{{erent el ernents. ùne slrch eì ernent cDncenns the
restriction o{ the expression of the individr_raì ,s ernotions _rnrJ
{eel inss within the ongåni¡ation. lrlot only does the rnasclrì ine
trrgåni¡ational ethos attempt lo segnegate wor[,: and larnily, br_rt it
also atternots to segneqate aspects oi the individr-tal 's pen=.onar ity