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Unpacking the career transition process of returning women professionals in the Indian workplaces: a qualitative study
Purpose
This study aims to explore the career transition process of women professionals when they return to the workplace after a break and re-integrate with their career aspirations.
Design/methodology/approach
This research used a qualitative approach with semi-structured interviews for data collection. All 20 women participants have returned to their careers after a break.
Findings
The data analysis reveals women’s career transition and re-integration process into the workplace after a career break. Supervisory support, work–life balance practices, role models, coworker support and career success emerged as factors enabling successful transition. The employing organisations’ diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) hiring strategy emerged as an important mechanism for re-entry.
Originality/value
Although previous research has studied women professionals returning after a break, the “transition process” that enables re-entry is missing.
期刊介绍:
Coverage (includes, but is not restricted to): ■Equal opportunities law ■Flexibility at work and part-time working ■Male/female working styles ■Networking ■Performance appraisal ■Sexual politics ■Entrepreneurship ■Cross-cultural issues ■Employee-employer relationships ■Sexuality and sexual orientation ■Career influences/determinants ■Glass ceiling issues ■Employment disparities e.g. pay Companies often fail to recognize or realize the potential of women professionals by failing to respond positively to women who have created successful managerial roles for themselves.