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Australian Journal of Career Development

ISSN Print: 1038-4162

ISSN Online: 2200-6974

主页: https://journals.sagepub.com/loi/acda

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Fieldwork placement outcomes for international higher education students: A systematic literature review

Den-Ching A Lee,Gepi Sora,Mengying Jian,Terry P Haines

How does perceived career support make employees bright

Irshad Hussain Sarki,Khalil Ahmed Channa,Muhammad Akram,Rana Muhammad Naeem,Zahid Hameed

Developing self

Kim Goodwin

Perceptions of students and employers regarding employability skills for entry

Mohammad K Miah,Tamgid A Chowdhury

Improving graduate outcomes for technical colleges in Nigeria

Elisha N Elom,Paul A Igwe,Ugochukwu C Okolie

Stress regarding academic expectations, career exploration, and school attachment: The mediating role of adolescent–parent career congruence

Eyüp ？elik

Young women’s experiences of parental pressure in the context of their career exploration

Charles P Chen,Pamela Corey

Building a solution

Elvan Y Akyol,Feride Bacanl？

Linking succession planning to employee performance: The mediating roles of career development and performance appraisal

Aqsa Mehreen,Babak Mahmood,Zulqurnain Ali

Career counselling strategies to enhance the vocational wellness of journalists

Charles P Chen,Madia Javid-Yazdi

The impact of disabilities on earning or learning in Australia and the implications for career development

Elias Mpofu,Gregory C Murphy,James A Athanasou

Encouraging students to draw on work experiences when articulating achievements and capabilities to enhance employability

Denise A Jackson,Susan Edgar

Kindness in career development interventions

Lila Pulsford

Eight types of “baby boomer” entrepreneurs

Ting Zhang

Qualitative exploration of career adaptability of Turkish adolescents

Nurten Karacan Ozdemir

Organizational career management practices, career satisfaction, and intention to quit among Indian employee: Examining the moderating effect of ‘four types of work experience’

Sweta Singh

Leadership as the construction of one’s own story

Barbara Smorczewska

Correlates of affective commitment in organizational performance: Multi

Catherine de la Robertie,Walter Amedzro ST-Hilaire

A cluster analysis of protean and boundaryless career orientations: Relationships with career competencies

K ？vgü ？akmak-Otluo？lu

Dual

Michael E Hall

A capability approach to career development: An introduction and implications for practice

Peter J Robertson,Valerie Egdell

Advancing a cross

Greig Taylor,Lan Thi Nguyen,Matthew McDonald,Susan Mate

How can creative practice facilitate reflection on self

Katarina Lezova,Laura Brammar

Soft affirmative action lacking traction? An early qualitative exploration of the RecruitAbility Scheme performance within the Australian Public Service

Damian Mellifont

Professional staff in universities: Career needs, values, attitudes and behaviours

Michelle Gander

Narrative career counselling: A tension between potential, appeal, and proof. Introduction to the special issue

Mary McMahon

The role of imagination in emergent career agency

Frans Meijers,Heidi Muijen,Reinekke Lengelle,Wim Wardekker

Career decisions of international Chinese doctoral students: The influence of the self in the environment

Mark Watson,Mary McMahon,Myra CY Lee

“Globally adept citizens?”: Varying conceptions of generic graduate attributes by high school career advisers

Christopher Lewis,Rachel Wilson

Managing uncertainty in the career development of emerging adults: Implications for undergraduate students

Cherrie Y. N. Kwok

Women opting in?: New perspectives on the Kaleidoscope Career Model

Candice Harris,Judith K Pringle,Margie J Elley-Brown

Process description of a dialogue

Aniek Draaisma,Frans Meijers,Marinka Kuijpers

Narrative career therapy: From the problem

Tali Shefer

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