Sustainable Career in Agile Environment

Author:

Huque Sheikh Mohammed Rafiul1ORCID,Islam Mohammad Nazmul1,Farzana Tahira1,Aziza Tasnima1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Institute of Business Administration, Jahangirnagar University, Bangladesh

Abstract

Though COVID-19 has affected all sectors, the effect varies from industry to industry, and so does their employment condition. Layoff, retrenchment, salary cut, upskilling, and reskilling for new work conditions made the work environment agile. This chapter investigated the career challenges that employees faced to maintain a sustainable career in the education, telecom, retail, restaurant, fintech industries through a qualitative research approach. The information was collected through the in-depth interviews (IDI) method with the employees across five different industries. Findings of the investigation reflected that transition from offline to the online platform was common which required new skill acquisition and execution in the job to survive in the agile environment. Adaptability with technology, self-development with skill acquisition in digital mode, regular participation in training, innovation, and so on may help the employees across the industry to make their career sustainable in an agile environment.

Publisher

IGI Global

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