Successful Career Decision-Making of Young Canadians in a Digital Economy

Young Canadians are making career decisions in a labour market context that is being transformed by technology and digitization. The rapid, unbalanced shifts brought on by technology and automation have left gaps in knowledge related to how young people are navigating their career decisions considering the emergence of the digital economy and the way career practitioners can best support young people in successfully exploring career options. This study explored factors that helped and hindered 14 young adults who self-identified as doing well navigating career decision-making within the multiple options, opportunities, and challenges posed by the digital economy.

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Canadian Journal of Career Development
Published
2024-09-09
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https://doi.org/10.53379/cjcd.2024.400
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Higher Education and Employability
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Successful Career Decision-Making of Young Canadians in a Digital Economy

Deepak John Mathew, Esther Nordin
Canadian Journal of Career Development
Higher Education and Employability
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Successful Career Decision-Making of Young Canadians in a Digital Economy

Deepak John Mathew, Esther Nordin
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Abstract

Young Canadians are making career decisions in a labour market context that is being transformed by technology and digitization. The rapid, unbalanced shifts brought on by technology and automation have left gaps in knowledge related to how young people are navigating their career decisions considering the emergence of the digital economy and the way career practitioners can best support young people in successfully exploring career options. This study explored factors that helped and hindered 14 young adults who self-identified as doing well navigating career decision-making within the multiple options, opportunities, and challenges posed by the digital economy.

Canadian Journal of Career DevelopmentVol. 23(2)
Trinity Western University (CA)
Government of Canada, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
Openalex Percentile: Top 79%
Higher Education and Employability
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