Take the CAREER TEST!

This is a simple yet effective test to assess whether or not you should stay in your current job or go land your dream job!



Do you wake up in the morning excited to get to work?
Yes No

Do you talk about your work to family and friends?
Yes No

When you do talk about work to other people are you positive and passionate?
Yes No

Are you proud to be a part of the company where you work?
Yes No

Do you feel confident and successful at work?
Yes No

Do you have a job that utilizes your strengths, expertise and knowledge?
Yes No

Do you have a positive and professional relationship with your manager?
Yes No

Do you have a positive and professional relationship with co-workers?
Yes No

Do you work with people who share the same values and characteristics as you? -in other words, you are your true self and do not put on a persona to get through the day.
Yes No

Does your job give you satisfaction and fulfillment?
Yes No

Are you continually challenged, learning and growing in your job?
Yes No

Are you at the management level you want to be?
Yes No


SCORING:

1-3 "Yes" answers: It's time to make a career change now. There are too many career opportunities available to sit in a job that does not drive your passion and appreciate your value.

4-8 "Yes" answers: You seem to be in a career situation that is not the best suited for you. Overall, you may be able to perform the job at a satisfactory or successful level, but you are feeling unfulfilled in your current position. Maybe it's stressful relationships with a manager or co-workers, or perhaps it's job responsibilities that do not utilize your talents and strengths. Making a career change into an industry that excites you, drives your passion and challenges you in a positive way should be your primary focus. It's time to develop an exit strategy and make a career plan to get you where you want to be.

9-12 "Yes" answers: Congratulations! You seem to be in a career that showcases your talents and strengths, and you are valued by management and co-workers. You are probably successful in your position, but if you still are not quite where you want to be - perhaps a higher management level, or want to change industries and go in a new direction - you may still want to contact a Career Coach

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