Features of the Chaos Theory of Careers Related to Conceptual Mentoring

  • Dr. Abhishek Kumar, Dr. Anshu Choudhary, Mr. Somprabh Dubey

Abstract

A timeline depicting the development and growth of the Chaos Theory of Careers (CTC), as well as the key theoretical ideas of the theory, such as meaning and uncertainty; transition; chance; attractors; emerging patterns; and fractals. The scientific research that is particularly relevant to the CTC formulation as well as its efficacy as a counselling approach are both investigated. Assessments, card sorting, and counselling approaches are all examples of practical tools that may be used in conjunction with a CTC strategy. It is investigated how the CTC technique influences implementation and philosophical approaches. A demonstration of the CTC's potential uses of adaptability and cultural variety is shown. It is discovered that the CTC provides the most succinct and systematic current explanation of career development behaviour, and that it is capable of integrating both modernist and post-modernist perspectives on career growth. The CTC's theoretical and practical utility has been shown over the past decade, but there is still a significant amount of untapped potential to be explored over the course of the next decade.

Published
2020-01-15