INCORPORATING CALLING INTO CAREER COUNSELING: HOW AND FOR WHOM?
The present manuscript summarizes the extant literature related to work being viewed as a calling and offers suggestions for incorporating calling into career counseling practice. Given the consistent relation of a calling with positive work and well being outcomes, we propose that career counselors...
| Publicado en: | Career Planning & Adult Development Journal Vol. 25; no. 4; pp. 74 - 87 |
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Career Planning & Adult Development Network
Winter2009/2010
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