Career Self-Management as a Key Factor for Career Wellbeing

Wilhelm, Francisco; Hirschi, Andreas (2019). Career Self-Management as a Key Factor for Career Wellbeing. In: Potgieter, Ingrid L.; Ferreira, Nadia; Coetzee, Melinde (eds.) Theory, Research and Dynamics of Career Wellbeing (pp. 117-137). Cham: Springer 10.1007/978-3-030-28180-9_6

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Career self-management (CSM) is an important factor for achieving career wellbeing and is becoming increasingly crucial in career environments characterized by higher volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity. The objective of this chapter is to provide an overview of current research on CSM, and conceptually and empirically clarify its relation to career wellbeing. First, we define CSM and delineate its dimensionality. Second, we concisely summarize the empirical research on predictors and career wellbeing related outcomes of CSM. Third, based on our literature review, we suggest how CSM can be promoted through interventions, and how organizations can create synergies between organizational and individual career management. Finally, we suggest avenues for further research addressing identified research gaps: conceptual refinement, investigating facilitators of CSM at different action stages, broadening the scope of investigated career wellbeing outcomes of CSM, conducting theory-based intervention studies to systematically promote CSM, and examining contextual influences emerging in Industry 4.0 work-life spaces.

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