Jennifer Doyle Vancil

The job search advice you’ve been given was never designed for you — and it shows. You can spend hours on the internet searching "best careers" and "best places to work" and "what should I find with my life?" And you'll get lots of advice...and it's all for people who aren't you. Without incorporating your unique STRENGTHS, the advice you follow, the decisions you feel pressured into, and the paths you see others taking may fit them perfectly — and not work for you at all. But taking the time...

“These are my strengths…what job should I do?“ It’s a question I hear all the time. And I hear my colleagues answer, “Knowing your strengths doesn’t tell you what job you should do, it tells you how you’ll do any job.” I disagree. I think knowing your strengths CAN help you figure out what job to do. It’s just not the whole story. And knowing your strengths is more useful for Career Exploration than many people realize. Here’s the process I take people through who want to answer this...

If you are ready for a change in your career, you may be interested in learning how to maximize your strengths in your career search.