At the intersection of autonomy and communion: Defining the shared career

J. Alvarez Alvarez; S. Svejenova Velikova; L. Vives

At the intersection of autonomy and communion: Defining the shared career

J. Alvarez Alvarez, S. Svejenova Velikova, L. Vives

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This paper is an invitation to rethink traditional ideas of careers as individual undertakings and open them up to plural career trajectories. It defines an increasingly relevant yet understudied career type - the shared career - as the coordinated task collaboration in the working lives of two or more professionals in which their careers evolve jointly.

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Estado	Publicada - 7 ago 2009
Evento	2009 Academy of Management Annual Meeting - Duración: 7 ago 2009 → 11 ago 2009

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Conferencia	2009 Academy of Management Annual Meeting
Período	7/08/09 → 11/08/09

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At the intersection of autonomy and communion: Defining the shared career

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