Purpose This paper aims to determine the long-term effect (at 15 months) of lockdown on occupational competence and values. Design/methodology/approach In total, 391 participants who participated in the first phase of the study (i.e. a previous study conducted during lockdown) were included. They completed an online version of the Occupational Self-Assessment. The results were compared with Phase 1 scores. Findings Occupational competence scores reduced during lockdown and increased 15 months later, but they did not return to pre-lockdown levels. The value score was lower 15 months after lockdown than pre-lockdown. The personal value system, which began to change during lockdown, was further changed at 15 months. Originality/value This study confirms that the spring 2020 lockdown had a long-term impact on occupational competence and values.
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