The above search box will search the library's collection of online articles. The radio buttons below the search box can help you to narrow your search by the type of article. Scholarly articles are typically research studies written by experts in their field. Reference articles are great for background information such as you would get from an encyclopedia. Magazines and News articles are excellent sources for current information typically written by reporters and column writers. The Google Scholar search actually dumps free library content in Google Scholar.
When searching, it is important to consider the words or keywords you are entering in the search box. You may wish to start with a simple search of the keywords Career Adaptability. However, you don't wish to stop there. Consider other searches and phrases that also might reveal resources for your Career Adaptability topic. For instance, you might try life-long learning, career planning, 21st century business skills, vocational development, technological literacy, etc.
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While the articles in the databases below should appear in the search results of the One Search box above, the advantage of using the below databases is the level of focus that they bring to each resource. Each of these database has a specific focus, such as business, news, psychology, or sociology. Searching these databases individually can afford you a lens through which you might be able to see research into Career Adaptability.
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These databases are dedicated to career research and can help you get an idea of the different careers available and how to obtain these careers.
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