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Kerka, Sandra – 1995
As many organizations restructure, the role of support staff is also changing. Secretaries are under increased workloads and are assuming duties previously performed by management, such as budgeting, project coordination, and public relations. According to Professional Secretaries International, only 31% of its members bore the title "secretary"…
Descriptors: Career Change, Clerical Occupations, Emerging Occupations, Employment Level
Kerka, Sandra – 1991
Adults experience cyclical periods of stability and transition throughout life. The conflict between role cycles may spur career change. Personality differences between voluntary changers and nonchangers have been identified in research. Career changes may be triggered by factors ranging from the anticipated (marriage, empty nest) to the…
Descriptors: Adult Development, Adult Education, Aging (Individuals), Career Change
Kerka, Sandra – 2001
In an era of rapid social and economic changes, the demand for adult career exploration services is growing in career-tech and one-stop centers and community college and university reentry programs. Career exploration is a process of acquiring self-knowledge and career knowledge and using this knowledge to formulate plans and prepare for a career.…
Descriptors: Adult Programs, Adults, Career Change, Career Choice
Kerka, Sandra – 1994
Technological innovations are giving rise to structural changes in the economy that are in turn creating profound changes in the nature of work and work organizations. Predicted changes are: traditional hierarchical organizations in the workplace will give way to network or weblike forms of organization; customary vertical divisions of labor will…
Descriptors: Annotated Bibliographies, Career Change, Career Education, Economic Change
Kerka, Sandra – 2003
Although evidence for the existence of multiple careers is limited, the literature of career development, training, and human resource development has predicted that individuals will have many careers as well as jobs across the lifespan, and small-scale studies and trend analysis suggest that individuals may need to plan and prepare for different…
Descriptors: Adult Learning, Adults, Career Change, Career Choice