ANNUAL-REVIEW - PRACTICE AND RESEARCH IN CAREER COUNSELING AND DEVELOPMENT, 1993

This is not a boring, sterile review. Neither is it exhaustive, unbias ed, or genteel. My aspiration was to write an interesting, informative , and forthright article that would encourage career counselors to con tinue their education by reading the original books and articles discu ssed herein. The praise I expressed is genuine, as is the criticism. M y intent was to explain what I found useful, thoughtful, helpful-or no t not. My hope is that those who read this review will appreciate my v iewpoints. I do not expect everyone, however, to subscribe to my posit ions for, surely, controversy and eclecticism may hone the critical an d creative thinking necessary to move career counseling and developmen t forward into the next millennium.