A career aligned with your interests and passions is more likely to bring personal satisfaction and long-term fulfillment. When you enjoy what you do, it reflects in your performance and dedication, ...

Choosing a career can feel like a monumental decision, but breaking it down into manageable steps can make the process less overwhelming and more fulfilling. It’s a journey of self-discovery, research ...

COVID-19 upended the job market in multiple ways. Millions of Americans lost their jobs, saw their salaries reduced or were sent out of the office to work from home. But as uncertainty surrounding the ...

When you’re searching for a job that will make you happy, it’s common to think about the kind of work you like doing, the impact you want to make in the world, the size of your paycheck, and how ...

If you find yourself at a crossroads after receiving two competitive job offers, you know it can be a challenge to choose the best opportunity for your unique needs. Although compensation is likely ...

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The Optometry Game is the most effective of the tools I’ve used to help people choose a career. Here, I adapt it so anyone can use it. 1. Pick two careers of possible interest, for example, ...

I’ve often wished there were clearer directions for how to navigate my career—something that could tell me what move to make next or reassure me I’m on the right track. The truth is, I’ve spent plenty ...

It's odd for a career counselor to say the following but it's a major takeaway from my having been career counselor for 30 years, 5,000 clients: Most people would be equally successful and contented ...