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Be your own career coach

Resources and tools to help you navigate your career path in honor of National Career Development Month

Most people spend about a third of their lives at work. And if you don’t like your job, that’s a lot of time spent unhappy.

Invest in yourself and your future career today. Take a little time to be your own career coach, and figure out what career (or careers) will fit you best.

Purchase MBTIonline Careers to receive personalized career paths based on your personality type, your predicted career satisfaction scores, and more.

33%

of your life is spent working

number of jobs the average American has in their lifetime^*

20%

of people who reported being passionate about their jobs ^†

Finding a Career with Purpose | The Myers-Briggs Company Podcast

Listen to Career Coach Julie Gross discuss career exploration and finding your ideal career. Learn more

Choose your career with confidence

Whether you’re just starting your career exploration or you’re thinking about a 180° career switch, MBTIonline Careers gives you the clear, accurate insights you need for such an important life decision. Get a big boost of confidence while figuring out which career options to go for.

Here’s what you get:

The official MBTI assessment
A downloadable two-page report for your MBTI type
Your top 300 career matches with predicted satisfaction scores
Unlimited access to our portal with detailed information for more than 1,000 occupations
Tips for career exploration and development based on your personality type
A self-guided and self-paced online experience

$79^.95 ^USD

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How can MBTIonline Careers help you?

How I found the best career options during college

Learn how college student, Irene Hwang, used MBTIonline careers to explore her career options by understanding her MBTI personality type.

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As a college student who’s still figuring out what career path will be best for me, the MBTI assessment was super helpful. I now know more clearly what my strengths and weaknesses are and what career paths would be best aligned with those strengths...

-Irene Hwang, College Student