Kaleidoscope careers: An alternate explanation for the “opt-out“ revolution
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Executive Overview Recently, there has been considerable media attention granted to “the opt-out revolution,“ a term coined to describe the alarming talent drain of highly trained women, largely working mothers, who choose not to aspire to the corporate executive suite. This article critically reviews explanations for this phenomenon, and posits an alternate explanation of the kaleidoscope career model that fits workers' concerns for authenticity, balance, and challenge, vis-à-vis the demands of their careers in this new millennium. In particular, the kaleidoscope model fits women's careers well as a means of understanding how women operate relationally to others in both work and non-work realms. Like a…
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- Kaleidoscope
- Public relations
- Phenomenon
- Work (physics)
- Sociology
- Economic shortage
- Psychology
- Management
UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Gender equality
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