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Work and Career Development

Work An activity that produces something of value for others Career: Work that is a central aspect of life

Intrinsic reasons for Working Work ethic Self identity Self fulfillment Self worth Social values of work Social roles

Trends Trends Temporary employment is increasing More jobs in the service sector Dual earner couples are becoming the norm Technology is changing the nature of work Boundaries between home and work are blurred Trends Temporary employment is increasing More jobs in the service sector Dual earner couples are becoming the norm Technology is changing the nature of work Boundaries between home and work are blurred

Super’s Stages of Vocational Development Growth Exploration Establishment Maintenance Stage Decline

Theory of Work Adjustment Satisfaction vs satisfactoriness Meaningfulness Challenge and variety Autonomy Friendship and recognition Good pay security

The Holland Hexagon

Typical Vocational Issues I don’t know what’s out there I don’t know what I want I don’t know what’s out there that fits me

Issues between Work and Life Workaholism Multiple roles Leisure

Stress reduction companies employed by companies Individual level Organizational level Interventional organizational interface