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MHR 701 Career Mgt
MHR 701 Career Management deck
Question | Answer |
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Traditional Career | -Job security for loyalty -Bounded by few organizations -Uses organizational specific skills -Organization manages career |
Boundaryless Career | -Employability for performance -Can work for many organizations -Skills are transferable between organizations and industries -Individual responsible for managing career |
Traditional Career Stages | http://i25.tinypic.com/2i06xpd.jpg |
Exploration Period | A career stage that usually ends in the mid-twenties as one makes the transition from school to work. |
Establishment Period | A career stage in which one begins to search for work and finds a first job. |
Mid-career Stage | A career stage marked by continuous improvement in performance, leveling off in performance, or beginning deterioration of performance. |
Plateaued Mid-career | Stagnation in one's current job. |
Late-career Stage | A carrer stage in which individuals are no longer learning about their jobs nor expected to outdo levels of performance from previous years. |
Decline/Late Stage | The final stage in one's career, usually marked by retirement. |
Holland Vocational Preferences Model | Represents an individual occupational personality as it relates to vocational themes. |
Realistic | A Holland Vocational Preference. Physical hands on jobs. (mechanic) |
Investigative | A Holland Vocational Preference. Analytical thinkers. (science, medicine) |
Artistic | A Holland Vocational Preference. Creative. (photographer, actor) |
Social | A Holland Vocational Preference. Cooperative, supportive. (social worker, teacher) |
Enterprising | A Holland Vocational Preference. Competitive. (sales, politics) |
Conventional | A Holland Vocational Preference. |
Schein Anchors | Personal value clusters determine what is important to individuals. -technical-functional competence -managerial competence -security-stability -creativity -autonomy-independence |
Steps in Generic Career Discussion | 1. Introduce the Discussion 2. Get the employee's perspective 3. Share your views 4. Clarify next steps |
Career Survival Guide | -Dress to Impress -Ask Questions -Timing is Everything -Proofread every document -Show up for events -Be careful what you say -Always have your business card with you. |