Involuntary career changes: a lonesome social experience

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    Involuntary Career Changes During their working lives, people tend to go through several career transitions, which scholars have argued are on the rise in recent years (Fouad and Bynner, 2008; Rudisill et_al, 2010; Urbanaviciute et_al, 2019). Depending on the reasons and outcomes of this process, career changes can represent both opportunities to grow and perturbing periods in workers` careers (Carless and Arnup, 2011; Chudzikowski, 2012; Masdonati et_al, 2017). Intentionality or willingness is a key dimension that tends to differentiate the experience of career changes (Heppner and Scott, 2006; Fouad and Bynner, 2008; Stuart et_al . . .

     

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