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    Topic: Career Development Program

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    Ankur Chadha
    Ankur Chadha
    Career Development Program
    03-13-2008 / 6:28 am    #1

    Career Development Program

    Has your organization seriously considered implementing a career development program? If not, perhaps this is a good time to do so. The following description of several, widely used career development interventions and case studies can be used to stimulate discussion on various career development practices.

    Alternative Career Paths

    One approach to alternative career pathing involves incorporating the skills employees already have with what their hearts want to do. It can involve changing career and lifestyles for more meaningful and fulfilling work arrangements. Creating alternative career paths often involves incorporating other career development interventions, such as flexi-time or job enrichment. Alternative career paths should not be confused with dual career paths, which is described later.


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    http://managehrnetwork.blogspot.com/2008/03/career-development-program.html




     
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