Career change

The Myers Briggs test has been used to pigeon-hole our workforce for 70 years. So why are we still using it?

The gig economy is the future of work—but what is it exactly? Learn the definition, plus 10 skills you need to thrive as a gig worker.

If you're dealing with depression at work during the Covid-19 pandemic, you're not alone. Depression is rising at an alarming rate; here's how to cope.

Personality tests are used heavily to help you find your ideal job and career, but the latest science proves there's a better way.

76% of companies use a career test when hiring, but the latest science and technology has brought us a better way.

A career change can be daunting even in the best of times, but pulling one off in an increasingly uncertain world is especially challenging. These 7 strategies can help.

We explore the ins-and-outs of informational interviews, and why they are the no-stress, low pressure way to land your next job.

An Ivy League Career Coach shares the framework she uses with her clients to answer ‘what am I good at’ and uncover their natural talents.

Many people have the dream of becoming an entrepreneur, but what happens when you’ve taken the plunge and it’s just not working out?

If 2017 really kicked your butt, then clearly something needs to change. And that doesn’t mean you have to change... maybe it’s just your job that needs an upgrade.

Whether you work in a corporate or startup scene, there’s going to be challenges (read: BS) and each has a risk/reward factor. We explore a few scenarios, so you can weigh up the pros and cons.

What separates an entrepreneur from a business builder? Here are four science-backed ways to know which role you're most likely to succeed in.

When you’re learning to drive, your driving instructor will teach you about your blind spot—what one is and how to check for it. Blind spots also exist in the world of business, and most entrepreneurs don’t know they’re there.