Long coveted by job centres and PowerPoint presenters, the old image of moving up the career ladder makes less and less sense by the day. Know more:
Long coveted by job centres and PowerPoint presenters, the old image of moving up the career ladder makes less and less sense by the day.
In January 2022, 21 percent of French working people were in the course of changing career, while 26 percent were reported to be considering a career switch in the long term. As part of this trend, executives or the highly educated are increasingly drawn to the world of craft.
The economic dimension, while not totally omitted, was all the more easily overlooked because our interviewees often had safety nets. For some, this means unemployment benefits for the time needed to retrain, income from a spouse; for others financial assistance from relatives, prior savings or even property assets.
Admittedly, the craft trade corresponds to a more working-class job sector than the one their initial background had accustomed them to. It requires a lower education level than theirs, and generally confers lower or more irregular income. But the experiential relationship with work leads the career switchers to focus less on these criteria than on the satisfaction that their new job can intrinsically provide.
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