2020
DOI: 10.1007/s11613-020-00638-8
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Career coaching—Promoting and measuring career optimism

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Karrierecoaching ist ein Coachingformat, das sich steigender Nachfrage erfreut. Trotz ihrer praktischen Bedeutsamkeit ist diese Dienstleistung aber inhaltlich unscharf definiert und ihre Wirkung empirisch schwach belegt. Der Beitrag begegnet diesem Mangel, indem Karriereoptimismus als Arbeitsziel im Karrierecoaching eingeführt wird. Karriereoptimismus wird als Sonderform situativen Optimismus vorgestellt und in der empirischen Befundlage zum Karrierecoaching verortet. Die positive Wirkung von K… Show more

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“…Coaching aims at clients' learning and development, enhanced performance and wellbeing (Grant, 2003, p. 254). Successful coaching processes will yield individually tailored solutions for clients' professional and vocational problems (e.g., work-life conflicts, career-related concerns), frequently involving an increase in vocational self-efficacy and professional skills (Ebner & Volmer, 2015).…”
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“…Coaching aims at clients' learning and development, enhanced performance and wellbeing (Grant, 2003, p. 254). Successful coaching processes will yield individually tailored solutions for clients' professional and vocational problems (e.g., work-life conflicts, career-related concerns), frequently involving an increase in vocational self-efficacy and professional skills (Ebner & Volmer, 2015).…”
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“…imparting knowledge, which differentiates it from vocational counseling (Ebner & Volmer, 2015). Rather, they rely on and stimulate their clients' self-regulatory skills.…”
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