Vocational Identity at Work: Mediating Between Essence and Occupation. (Getting Down to Cases).
Career Development Quarterly 2003, June, 51, 4
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Publisher Description
This case report presents the thoughts and experiences of a professional mediator. The narrative tells the story of a 46-year-old Caucasian woman who has overcome numerous barriers only to find herself in the midst of a formidable career crisis. The crisis originated when powerful people in her field attempted to force her to act in ways that were incongruent with her self-concept and vocational identity. She has come to the career counselor seeking direction and an effective resolution of her career crisis. **********
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