Superar los retos de tener una vocación profesional: un estudio con veterinarios
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El objetivo de este estudio fue comprender cómo los individuos experimentan los desafíos de tener una vocación profesional. Se realizó una investigación cualitativa, utilizando el enfoque de teoría fundamentada, a través de entrevistas narrativas. Así, desarrollamos una teoría sustantiva que sostiene que: a) una vocación profesional puede ser experimentada sobre diferentes significados construidos por los trabajadores (en el caso particular, los veterinarios investigados); b) estas diferentes construcciones de significado llevan a los trabajadores a experimentar diferentes emociones y desafíos a corto y largo plazo en el trabajo; c) estos diferentes desafíos se vencen mediante diferentes estrategias de superación. Así, este trabajo contribuye a la literatura sobre vocación al romper con la visión tradicional de que tener una vocación profesional da lugar a un significado monolítico en sí. Por el contrario, el estudio sugiere que diferentes significados relacionados con una vocación pueden producir diferentes efectos en la trayectoria profesional de los sujetos.
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