In dit proefschrift worden netwerken, carrière en vrouwen samengebracht rondomde vraag: In welke mate hebben hoger opgeleide vrouwen inzicht in de wijze waaropnetwerken werken, op welke wijze netwerken zij en zetten zij deze inzichten in omhun carrièredoelstellingen te verwezenlijken?
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Wat drijft jonge onderzoekers? Wat maakt onderzoek doen zo leuk? Hoe ervaren ze hun werk tot nu toe? En: hoe zien ze de rest van hun carrière voor zich? In deze aflevering van de podcast Hart voor Groen zitten Jan Meiresonne en Maartje van der Sloot aan tafel, beiden onderzoeker bij HAS green academy.
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Interview met Anneke Menger. Zij onderzoekt de manier waarop professionals in een justitieel kader hun werk doen. Ze constateert dat de uitvoering van het reclasseringswerk in balans is gekomen. ‘Stel voorwaarden, maar wees ook uitnodigend.’
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Reflection is considered necessary and beneficial within career learning and is deemed to be a condition for successful career-identity development. Indeed, reflection is generally seen as a key competency in learning how to respond effectively to a complex and dynamic post-modern world in which individuals are increasingly exposed to risk. Paradoxically however, reflection can itself form a risk when it results in rumination. It is therefore important to identify the conditions and personal (risk) factors that make reflection a detrimental or beneficial activity and to identify elements within career learning interventions that promote benefit. The purpose here is to increase awareness about reflective versus ruminative processes and promote responsible use of interventions that aim to stimulate reflection in the process of career-identity formation. Based on the “career writing” method, the authors conclude that a successful career intervention must especially provide good facilitation and a safe holding environment. https://doi.org/10.1177/1038416216670675 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reinekke-lengelle-phd-767a4322/
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Artikel / Interview in de Telegraaf (400.000 exemplaren) met Petra Biemans en Hank Kuit (Vitens), tevens gepubliceerd in NL Carrière dagen (oplage 10.000) en de carrière glossy van Nederland Memory Magazine (50.000). Business Studies bij Inholland. Donald Ropes, lector Learning and Development in Organisations, geeft zijn reactie hierop.
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This dissertation concerns the adaptive ability by which workers meet new expertise needs throughout their careers. We aimed to increase our understanding of this adaptive ability through a series of four studies building upon the concept of flexpertise (Van der Heijden, 1998, 2000). These studies were designed to advance theorizing, specifically in scholarly research on expertise and expert performance (Ericsson et al., 2006) and sustainable careers (Van der Heijden & De Vos, 2015), and to increase our understanding of how flexpertise may be fostered among workers across expertise domains and working contexts.In this introduction chapter, we outline the key theoretical concepts regarding the flexpertise phenomenon that we will use throughout this dissertation, a description of the knowledge gap in the scholarly literature, and our research focus. This is followed by a summary of this PhD project that outlines the overall research objective, the research questions and research methods that we deployed, as well as an overview of the four flexpertise studies conducted (see Table 1.1). The subsequent chapters include the four (submitted) scientific publications on this matter. We conclude by reflecting on the theoretical, methodological and practical value of our research, and on the limitations of our research approach. We finish with recommendations for future research, ethical considerations on the usage of the flexpertise concept in labor market debates, and a personal reflection on this PhD program.Before explaining the key concept of flexpertise and related core concepts, we first outline what we mean by new expertise needs. These needs shaped the background of the four studies conducted.
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This research evaluates how Project-Based Learning (PBL) is implemented in the Innovative Design program that is taught at The Hague University of Applied Sciences. This paper offers insights about the way students and teachers experience PBL within this program, and how the implementation can be improved according to previous research in this field. By studying relevant literature, a list of important (organizational and didactical) factors regarding the implementation of PBL is created. Questionnaires investigating these factors are then circulated among the teachers and students of the program. The results of the questionnaires are analyzed against guidelines provided in the literature. Based on this comparison, recommendations for the improvement of the PBL approach within the program are provided. The analysis shows that the program offers meaningful projects, and the students are properly prepared to collaborate. Nevertheless, the analysis also shows that the program still has room for improvement. The assessment methods are still unrefined, the students experience time-pressure while working on their projects, and the teachers can benefit from additional training to be better prepared for teaching in a PBL environment. Fortunately, the teachers indicate willingness to learn new PBL specific teaching skills. https://nl.linkedin.com/in/haniers
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In this project we take a look at the laws and regulations surrounding data collection using sensors in assistive technology and the literature on concerns of people about this technology. We also look into the Smart Teddy device and how it operates. An analysis required by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) [5] will reveal the risks in terms of privacy and security in this project and how to mitigate them. https://nl.linkedin.com/in/haniers
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Innovative development is a program that is given at The Hague University of Applied Sciences. This program teaches students to become more innovative. This article will look into the current approach and measure the growth in innovativeness of the students over the years. This was measured with a survey, based on the Berkeley innovation index. The results from the survey were calculated and scored based on eight factors. The innovative development program was compared with another program called information security management. These programs are from the same faculty. The information security management program did not show significant growth over the years in innovation. The innovative development program had resulted in a significant growth in innovativeness over the years. Some of the factors could be improved to increase the effectiveness of the innovative development program. https://nl.linkedin.com/in/haniers
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Als Turks-Nederlandse ondernemer weet Atilla Aytekin als geen ander hoeveel doorzettingsvermogen je als ondernemer nodig hebt om te kunnen slagen. Om andere ondernemers met een biculturele achtergrond te helpen, besloot hij met zijn Dutch Dream Foundation een traject te starten waarin gedurende een jaar ervaren topmanagers aan ondernemers worden gekoppeld om ze te ondersteunen en te motiveren. Willem Klijnstra en Annemien van der Veen volgden het traject. De interviews met de ondernemers en managers leverden zeer interessante, leerzame en vaak ook ontroerende verhalen op. Het leidde tot het idee om de verhalen te bundelen in een boekje, zodat andere ondernemers en studenten in opleiding voor een internationale carrière zich erdoor kunnen laten inspireren.
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