2023
DOI: 10.25273/counsellia.v13i1.15197
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Pengambilan Keputusan Karir: Suatu Tinjauan Literatur

Abstract: <span lang="EN-US">Pengambilan keputusan karir merupakan suatu proses memilih antara dua atau lebih alternatif tindakan yang mengarah pada pilihan jurusan, profesi dan pekerjaan tertentu melalui eksplorasi arah karir dengan memahami, menimbang dan membuat penilaian tentang diri dalam kaitannya dengan dunia kerja. Pengambilan keputusan karir yang tepat menjadi salah satu syarat untuk sukses di dunia kerja. Penelitian tentang pengambilan keputusan karir telah lama menarik perhatian banyak peneliti. Oleh ka… Show more

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“…In analyzing the implications of these findings, it can be seen that this study provides critical insights into the role of entry pathways in shaping career management strategies and the level of self-development of automotive engineering education students. This aligns with the views of Julkifli & Wahyudi (2019) and Fajriani et al, (2023), who noted that further understanding of the relationship between entry pathways and career choices can guide the development of more effective career guidance programs.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 78%
“…In analyzing the implications of these findings, it can be seen that this study provides critical insights into the role of entry pathways in shaping career management strategies and the level of self-development of automotive engineering education students. This aligns with the views of Julkifli & Wahyudi (2019) and Fajriani et al, (2023), who noted that further understanding of the relationship between entry pathways and career choices can guide the development of more effective career guidance programs.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 78%