This paper aims to explore, with the lens of kaleidoscope career model, the priorities in career needs and the career developing process of meeting such needs in of married, dual career couples of South Korea. Qualitative data from five couples were collected through in-depth semi-structured interviews. The collected data were analyzed with the guide of the kaleidoscope career model. The findings were demonstrated in three parts. First, it was found that the career pattern of husband and wife was different. Second, the meaning of the three career needs—authenticity, balance, and challenge—was changed and expanded. Third, couples were in developmental relationship with their spouse. Such results indicated that intervention should be provided to support harmony between career and life, and have dual career couples meet their career needs.