Understanding Career Planning
Types of Career Assessment Inventories (aka Tests)
The Role of Transferable Skills in Career Planning
Describing Transferable Skills to Support a Career Transition
Self-Directed Career Planning vs. the Traditional Counseling Model
Identifying Career Planning Options That Do Not Involve School or Training
Options for Funding Education
Generating Income in the Short-Term
Improving Career Satisfaction without Changing Careers
Cost of Career Planning

Personality Inventory

A personality inventory is another essential component of career planning; it will survey your personality traits, key strengths, personal work, leadership and communication styles, providing you with valuable insights about yourself.

CareerPerfect®'s Personality Inventories will provide you with valuable insights regarding your natural personality traits, i.e., how you would function if there were no outside pressures for adjustment; your personal work style, including work settings in which you are happiest, and work settings to avoid; your unique traits, key strengths, how you respond to stress, and what tends to motivate and demotivate you; and your communication, leadership, learning, and team styles.