Does your personality type have relevance for your career? To answer that, we turned to Kip Parent, CEO of Keirsey.com Inc., which markets the Keirsey Temperament Sorter, and Edward Kim, managing ...

Prospective coaching clients sometimes ask me if I give personality assessments to help them determine their next steps in their careers. “Assessments are a bit like reading your horoscope,” I reply. ...

Taking a personality test could be the first step to finding your dream career. Gone are the days when doctors and engineers monopolized the job industry. Young professionals today have an abundance ...

Job satisfaction is not only good for your career. Being happy at work spills over to other areas of your life — affecting your mental, emotional and physical health. One of the ways to determine a ...

Kind, thoughtful and patient, ISFJs often excel in caretaking roles like nurse or teacher. You like knowing your place in a system or creating a set structure you can follow. You also have the quiet ...

Feeling uninspired by your management job? It may be that your temperament simply isn't the right fit. Managing people or projects is often better suited to people with an ESTJ personality. ESTJ is ...

Deciding on a career is daunting, especially when you’re not quite sure what you want to do for a living. To start you in the right direction, it might help to know your career personality type. This ...

You probably don’t have time to stop and ponder your personal traits often, but your personality can have a great deal of impact on your career-and your success in it. There are a ton of different ...

We all know Type A people. They’re the ones who have color-coded to-do lists. They’re organized. They multitask like nobody’s business. They hate waiting in lines and wasting time. (And this short ...

Understanding the characteristics of the various personality profiles found in the Myers-Briggs type indicator can help you in the job-hunting process. Although the INTP personality type is one of the ...