Career counseling (2nd ed.).
Career counseling (2nd ed.).
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职业咨询(第二版)。
DOI:
10.1037/0000105-000
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发表时间:
2019
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通讯作者:
M. Savickas
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作者:
M. Savickas
I remember the stories that my grandfather used to tell me about growing up during the war years. He was only 13 when he left primary school to become an apprentice carpenter, not because he had a particular predisposition for woodwork, but because money was tight and he loathed school with a passion. He, like many of his family and friends, took on what little work was available, and in the majority of cases it was an occupation they would have for life.In recent times there has been a significant shift in the way we conceptualise careers, and it is a shift that is ongoing and filled with relative uncertainty. While careers were once seen to be fixed and reliable, it is now anticipated that people will experience a number of career changes in their lifetime, often in different roles across an array of sectors of the workforce. Thus comes the need for a new paradigm in career counselling theory, both relevant to the rapidly changing world of work and supportive of workers whose sense of self is disrupted by the turbulent transformation inherent within today’s job market.