Journal of Career Development

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Paraprofessionals: A dynamic staffing model
Journal of Career Development - Tập 21 Số 2 - Trang 95-109 - 1994
McDaniels, Robert M., Carter, Jennifer K., Heinzen, Cynthia J., Candrl, Karin I., Wieberg, Anna M.
Career treatment strategy model: A blend of career and traditional counseling approaches
Journal of Career Development - Tập 20 - Trang 227-238 - 1994
Carl F. Rak, Frank L. O'Dell
The Effects of Interventions on Career Progress
Journal of Career Development - - 1998
James A. Barnes, Edwin L. Herr
Applying customer service strategies to career services
Journal of Career Development - Tập 22 - Trang 109-116 - 1995
Jennifer K. Carter
Occupational change what makes changers different?
Journal of Career Development - Tập 15 - Trang 174-187 - 1989
Carole Kanchier, Wally R. Unruh
The use and perceived effectiveness of career assessment tools: A survey of high school counselors
Journal of Career Development - Tập 22 - Trang 185-196 - 1996
Brenda Freeman
The Organizational Outsider Within
Journal of Career Development - - 1999
Karen L. Proudford, Kecia M. Thomas
Counseling Adults in Career Transition: Reflections of a Counselor-in-Training
Journal of Career Development - Tập 28 - Trang 215-220 - 2002
Christopher M. Scott
The following is a description of the experiences of a counselor-in-training at the University of Missouri–Columbia Career Center. The Career Center at the University of Missouri–Columbia serves a wide variety of clients ranging from 16-year-old high school students needing help on deciding on a college major to sixty-year-old adults seeking to make a major career transition. This diversity of clients and their needs is illustrated through case examples and it is suggested that the holistic model of career counseling that is taught at the University of Missouri Career Center is appropriate for these clients. What is also described through case examples is how counselors-in-training in settings such as career centers may benefit from additional training outside of what is normally taught in graduate level career development courses.
A nation at risk: The economic consequences of neglecting career development
Journal of Career Development - - 1990
Phillip S. Jarvis
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