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Enabling The New Careers Of The 21st Century, Frieda Reitman, Joy A. Schneer
Enabling The New Careers Of The 21st Century, Frieda Reitman, Joy A. Schneer
Organization Management Journal
The new careers of the 21st century are turbulent compared to the ideal corporate climb of the 1950s. Owing to the greater presence of women in the workforce, diminished job security, and increased focus on psychological aspects of success, many workers have moved onto non-traditional career paths. The new careers involve changing organizations, lateral rather than vertical moves, and often include interruptions in employment. The expectation is that employees will manage their own careers, choosing to work for companies that provide opportunities to meet their objectives. Organizations need to embrace the realities of 21st century careers and recognize the importance …