大学生の就職活動における就職関連情報と職業未決定

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The present study was intended to investigate the degree of access and importance of sources of job-hunting relevant information and the degree of recognition and importance of job-hunting relevant information. The relationship between job-hunting relevant information and vocational indecision was also examined. A questionnaire on job-hunting was administered to final year undergraduate students who were searching for a job. It was found that among the various sources of job-relevant information, firm guides, friends, and senior students were regarded as important sources and wereutilized most. Although the students had better access to self-information and firm information, they also regarded less accessed information about "how to hunt job"as important. The results indicated that sources and information relevant to job-hunting was significantly related to vocational indecision.
日本キャリア教育学会の論文
1994-11-01