Get Your
Career
Confidence
Score
Measure your confidence in your career decisions and plans
Understand the factors that influence career choice and happiness. Knowing what these factors are and thinking about how important they are to you is part of your success.
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Are you confident in your career decision and your plan?
Successful careers are developed with confidence. Employers recruit confident people. Confident people earn more money across their career.
Developing your confidence is easy when you know how.
Measure your confidence in your plan and decision today to understand where you are and what you need to do to be successful.
Interests
How well do you know your interests? Do you understand the relationship between what you are interested in and career choice?
Job Availability
How confident are you that there are jobs available in your chosen area of work? Do you know how AI will affect the future of work and your chosen occupation?
Location
Location plays an important part in determining your happiness. Does your workplace location suit your preferences? Do you want to work in a big city or the great outdoors? Do you want to work in a laboratory with few people or a busy open-plan office environment?
Work-Life Balance
How confident are you that the chosen area of work will afford you a good work-life balance? Most people want a good sense of work-life balance.
Life Goals
How confident are you that your chosen area of work is related to your life goals? Choosing a career that is aligned with your life goals is important, but not if you see a clear difference between work and play.
Job Satisfaction
Job satisfaction often causes a lot of friction for people. How confident are you that the chosen area of work will give you a sense of job satisfaction?
Salary
People often leave their employer citing poor pay. How confident are you that the career you want to do pays well and offers clear structured pay and progression?
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Interests
How well do you know your interests? Do you understand the relationship between what you are interested in and career choice?
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Interests
How well do you know your interests? Do you understand the relationship between what you are interested in and career choice?
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How it works?
Step 1
Rank the 12 variables that you think will make you happy in your career in order of importance to you.
Step 2
Rate your confidence in those areas on a scale of 1-5 in relation to your career aspiration or direction.
So you might rank “Values” as the most important thing for your career, but you rate it “2 – low confidence” because you are not sure of how confident you are that your chosen career relates to your values.
Step 3
We will email you your career confidence report. The report will show you your career confidence score and give you ideas on how to improve your confidence in those areas.
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Get your career confidence score and report that shows you how you can develop your confidence across all areas of influence.