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• Seçil Bal Taştan is a Lecturer Doctor working in
• management and organization department. She has a
• doctorate degree of Organizational Behavior. Her interests
• organizational behavior, organizational psychology, and
• human resources management. She has authored a
• number of academic research studies in academic journals
• and conferences on these subjects. and organization,