Comment les coachs individualisent les maux du travail

Over the past few years, a market for career change coaching has been developing alongside the professional training field. This market has been taken over by independent coaches who offer to support professionally dissatisfied executives. They help them discover their “hidden talents” and create th...

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Main Author: Anne Jourdain
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Language:fra
Published: La Nouvelle Revue du Travail 2024-10-01
Series:La Nouvelle Revue du Travail
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/nrt/17737
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description Over the past few years, a market for career change coaching has been developing alongside the professional training field. This market has been taken over by independent coaches who offer to support professionally dissatisfied executives. They help them discover their “hidden talents” and create their “dream job” Based on an analysis of the coaches’ discourse (social networks, media, interviews…), the article shows how the development of career transition coaching is contributing to the individualization and depoliticization of working relationships. The psychologization of their support, in the absence of labour market expertise, encourages them to favour individual “exit” over collective “voice”.
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Comment les coachs individualisent les maux du travail
La Nouvelle Revue du Travail
ideology
career change
coaching
depoliticization
individual responsibility
psychologization
title Comment les coachs individualisent les maux du travail
title_full Comment les coachs individualisent les maux du travail
title_fullStr Comment les coachs individualisent les maux du travail
title_full_unstemmed Comment les coachs individualisent les maux du travail
title_short Comment les coachs individualisent les maux du travail
title_sort comment les coachs individualisent les maux du travail
topic ideology
career change
coaching
depoliticization
individual responsibility
psychologization
url https://journals.openedition.org/nrt/17737
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