After hundreds of hours of research and preparation, I'm done with the presentation "Rethinking Career Choice: Why 80,000 Hours should give us Pause"! Feedback (positive or negative) is more than appreciated so please let me know what you think!
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Blustein (2006) cautioned that wholesale preoccupation with career choice and development has overplayed choice, ignored the reality of people who do not have the access to resources that might afford career choices, and—indeed—that the very concept of job security, never mind career, has probably become irrelevant in the age of globalization and information and communication technology. He saw that, owing to the spread of free market capitalism, lack of job security has become a major theme in the narrative of the new economy: thence, the major counterpoints he detected are, first, that there is too much work but not enough jobs; and, second, that people no longer experience feelings of connection, social engagement, and investment in a greater social entity because of technology.
Reference:
Blustein, D. (2006). The psychology of working: A new perspective for career development, counseling, and public policy. New York, NY: Routledge.
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