Bibliometric Analysis of Global Research on Job Content Plateau

Abstract

The participation of Job Content Plateau is gaining popularity in the business and research domains. A thorough bibliometric study was conducted using R Studio to eliminate duplicates and biblioshiny for data visualization and interpretation.. Current study's objective is to perform a comprehensive review of existing research on Job Content Plateau. In order to achieve this goal, bibliometric analysis techniques were used to examine 82 articles about Job Content Plateau that were indexed in the “Web of Science (WoS) and Scopus” between 1989 and 2024. To perform citation, co-citation, co-authorship, and co-occurrence analysis, the biblioshiny program was utilized. The analysis clarified existing research trends and potential directions for future research while identifying the top nations, organizations, writers, journals, and scholarly publications on the subject. The three leading journals in this field of Job Content Plateau are Journal of Vocational Behavior, Journal of Career Development, Group & Organization Management. Tremblay M, Allen T, Jiang Z etc., are very impactful authors. The findings show that the USA is the most productive nation, HEC Montreal is the most productive organization, Tremblay M. is the most productive author, and “The Journal of Vocational Behavior” is the most productive journal. Lastly, the discussion of contributions, limits, and future research objectives concludes.