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This study attempted to examine what employees expect from workplace counseling. To thisend, an open questionnaire was conducted among 30 employees receiving internally-basedmodels of workplace counseling. A Consensual Qualitative Research (CQR) was conducted oneach case by four raters. The employees¡¯ expectation for workplace counseling was divided into5 domains and 20 subcategories. From the domain of expectation for the operation ofworkplace counseling, 4 subcategories were derived. 4 subcategories were also derived from thedomain of expectation for the characteristics of workplace counselors. In addition, 3subcategories were derived from the domain of expected internal changes in the counselingprocess, 5 subcategories from expected external changes after counseling, and finally 4subcategories from expectation for workplace counseling contents. This study is a basic studythat empirically examines employees' expectations for workplace counseling from the client'spoint of view, and it will provide useful informations to effectively operate workplacecounseling centers.



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Workplace Counseling, Client Expectations, and Consensual Qualitative Research