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Celem niniejszej pracy, w której wykorzystano wyniki badań uzyskane przy użyciu podejścia jakościowego, było wyjaśnienie narracyjnych wzorów konstrukcji pracowniczej tożsamości oraz oddziaływania na nie relacji genderowych. Analizie poddano treść narracji 40 brazylijskich pracowników miejskich. Zidentyfikowano pięć wzorów narracyjnych (organizacyjny, zawodowy/branżowy, sieciowy, hybrydowy oraz deidentyfikujący). W analizie relacji genderowych zauważono, że kobiety i mężczyźni podobnie konstruowali tożsamość organizacyjną oraz zawodowo/branżową; z tym, że mężczyźni częściej skłaniali się do konstrukcji tożsamości hybrydowej, a kobiety do konstrukcji tożsamości plastycznej. Modele tradycyjne konstrukcji tożsamości współistnieją z modelami hybrydowymi i plastycznymi, ale ważną różnicą na poziomie gender jest to, że większość kobiet ma tendencję do ich zmiany. Omówione zostały praktyczne konsekwencje oraz zastosowania tych wyników dla doradztwa kariery.

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tożsamość gender (rodzaj) rynek pracy społeczny konstruktywizm (konstrukcjonizm) poradnictwo doradztwo kariery

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