Career Match: Connecting Who You Are with What You'll Love to Do
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| Rating | : | 4.26 (523 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0727WWL2F |
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| Number of Pages | : | 434 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-03-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Career Match is designed to help people discover their ideal work. This indispensable guide will enable anyone to: Identify the type of work that will inspire and exhilarate them Recognize the type of boss and work environment they need to thrive Confirm the rightness of the path they are on - or help them find a better one Speed up their job search The audiobook includes in-depth chapters for each personality type, detailed explanations of career options, and inspiring real-life stories of people who have found fulfillment in work that suits their personality. Using the author's revealing 10-minute self-assessment, the audiobook helps listeners determine their personality style, then walks them through the range of career choices best fo
The best career assessment book. Period. I've been a career coach and consultant for 17 years, and have worked with many career assessment exercises. A few years ago I began presenting Shoya Zichy's "Career Match" to all my clients, because it is simply the best instruments I've found for quick, accurate and understandable results that cover all aspects of the job search -- the reader's greatest work-related strengths, his/her ideal boss and work environment, suggested professions and industries, his/her interviewi. Melissa said A bit too generalized but still a good overview of temperament and career. This book is a good starting point for young people wanting to get an idea of the career path that would best suit their temperament. The quiz is satisfactory and I found the description of the different colors (personality types) rather broad and generalized but still there is enough accuracy in the explanations that show the author is on the right track with the temperaments. The inverted vs extroverted personality questionnaire is a little on the short side, a few more qu. "Green/Gold" according to Clarissa. Unrealistically I believed this book would match me to a specific job and plan my life for me. Instead, it included a personality quiz in the beginning to define which two colors you match up to most, and then you proceed to the chapter of your specific color and it tells you what you prefer in a job and which jobs from different categories would best fit you as a personality type. A lot of the jobs on my list were things I have considered in the past, so I'm not saying it w