Academy of Management Review · 1999 · 447 citations · 0 references
EducationEntrepreneurshipSociologyFeminist TheoryWomen EntrepreneurshipWomen's StudiesBoundaryless CareersCareer DevelopmentCareer ExplorationCareer PathwaysCareer Self-managementCareer TransitionsBoundaryless Career AttitudesBoundaryless Career TransitionsCareer Transition To Self-employmentWomen In BusinessWomen’s Career Development
Dorothy P. Moore and E. Holly Buttner, in their book ‘Women Entrepreneurs: Moving Beyond the Glass Ceiling,’ explore the increasingly popular choice of exiting the organization and creating one's own business by examining the occupational transitions of 129 highly accomplished women entrepreneurs from across the United States. Although not intended as a study of the new boundaryless career concept (Arthur & Rousseau, 1996), their book provides a detailed picture of how some individuals are crossing organizational and occupational boundaries and designing careers that better match their own values and needs.