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SUMMARY:IHRM Webinar Series: Career Transition Paradoxes: From Migrants to Digit
	al Nomads
DESCRIPTION:\nProfessor Jelena Zikic School of Human Resource Management
	 York University\, Toronto In this conversation Professor Jelena Zikic w
	ill explore how contemporary careers promise freedom and growth yet ofte
	n generate instability and identity strain. Specifically\, from her rese
	arch she will provide examples of how careers are shaped by tensions bet
	ween mobility and meaning\, and how career actors of diverse types (from
	 skilled migrants to digital nomads) may not be resolving but rather reb
	alancing these tensions through identity work\, relational connection\, 
	and contextual understanding.\n\nJelena Zikic\, PhD (University of Toron
	to\, Rotman School of Management) is a Professor at York University\, Sc
	hool of Human Resource Management. Her research focuses on career transi
	tions and associated challenges of diverse populations (migrants\, baby 
	boomers\, remote workers\, unemployed\, expats and others). In her work\
	, she seeks to bridge micro type phenomena\, such as professional identi
	ty with more macro-organizational processes (i.e.\, remote work\, integr
	ation of diverse workforce). Zikic has significant international backgro
	und\, cross-cultural research collaborations and varied teaching experie
	nce. Her work has been recognized by several Research Awards and has app
	eared in top ranked journals in her field such as Academy of Management 
	Discoveries\, Journal of Organizational Behavior\, Human Relations among
	 others. Jelena’s practical advice has been featured in the media and ou
	tlets such Harvard Business Review. This event is part of an IHRM Webina
	r Series\, registration is free.\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.
	psu.edu/event/ihrm-webinar-series-career-transition-paradoxes/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<html><head></head><body><p>Professor Jelen
	a Zikic School of Human Resource Management York University, Toronto In 
	this conversation Professor Jelena Zikic will explore how contemporary c
	areers promise freedom and growth yet often generate instability and ide
	ntity strain. Specifically, from her research she will provide examples 
	of how careers are shaped by tensions between mobility and meaning, and 
	how career actors of diverse types (from skilled migrants to digital nom
	ads) may not be resolving but rather rebalancing these tensions through 
	identity work, relational connection, and contextual understanding.</p><
	p>Jelena Zikic, PhD (University of Toronto, Rotman School of Management)
	 is a Professor at York University, School of Human Resource Management.
	 Her research focuses on career transitions and associated challenges of
	 diverse populations (migrants, baby boomers, remote workers, unemployed
	, expats and others). In her work, she seeks to bridge micro type phenom
	ena, such as professional identity with more macro-organizational proces
	ses (i.e., remote work, integration of diverse workforce). Zikic has sig
	nificant international background, cross-cultural research collaboration
	s and varied teaching experience. Her work has been recognized by severa
	l Research Awards and has appeared in top ranked journals in her field s
	uch as <em>Academy of Management Discoveries</em>,<em> Journal of Organi
	zational Behavior</em>, <em>Human Relations</em> among others. Jelena’s 
	practical advice has been featured in the media and outlets such <em>Har
	vard Business Review</em>. This event is part of an IHRM Webinar Series,
	 registration is free.</p><p>For more details: <a href='https://events.l
	a.psu.edu/event/ihrm-webinar-series-career-transition-paradoxes/'>https:
	//events.la.psu.edu/event/ihrm-webinar-series-career-transition-paradoxe
	s/</a></p></body></html>
URL:https://www.youtube.com/c/IHRMWebinarSeries
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