O papel da competência política no processo de autogestão de carreira
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https://doi.org/10.13058/raep.2022.v23n2.2021Abstract
The aim of this research was to investigate the role of political competence in the career self-management process using a qualitative method for content analysis. The results confirm that the literature on career self-management, especially that produced in Brazil, is still more focused in traditional models, opening opportunities for new scientific publications, more focused on decentralized management models and offering answers for contemporary careers, developed in environments volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous. Among the practical implications, the insights obtained favor a multidisciplinary approach to the career, regardless of the type of link that one has with organizations. Although it approaches the career from the point of view of self-management, the research findings contribute to favor the interdependence relations between the different social actors involved in the work, through the exercise of political competence. The originality of this research is related to the proposal for a new model of career self-management that includes political competence in the performance of professionals, with and without a management position, in addition to including professionals without a management position in the debate on the organizational political arena.
Keywords: career self-management; political competence; career models; transformation of work.
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