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career style interview  

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  • The career style interview (CSI) consists of six questions and is the primary means of assessment for those interested in applying the theory of career construction as developed by Mark L. Savickas. This theory helps individuals to find meaning in the nonlinear careers of today and is an expansion and clarification of Donald Super's life-span life-space approach to careers. [Source: Encyclopedia of Counseling; Career Style Interview]

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