Workplace/career: Blog Post

Understand Holland's career interest theory and its six career types to help you choose the career direction that best suits you through career interest self-assessment. This article lists in detail the typical majors and occupations corresponding to each career interest type to help you plan a successful career. Holland’s Vocational Interest Theory Career interests have a significant impact on ...

On the road to career planning, many people often get confused: What kind of work can I love, be good at, and bring ideal returns? The career clover model provides us with an idea to help everyone find balance in their career and achieve a true integration of career and life. What is the Career Clover Model? The career clover model is a very practical career planning tool. It divides the core of...

In the workplace, many people feel confused, unsure of their career development direction, or face problems such as burnout and anxiety. As an effective career planning tool, the career clover model helps us conduct comprehensive analysis and reflection from three aspects: 'interest', 'ability' and 'value', so as to find the balance point of career development and get out of the predicament. 1. W...

Career planning is an important issue that everyone must face, but how to plan effectively and find a direction that suits you is often full of challenges. In order to help everyone better understand their career status, what I want to share today is an effective tool-the 'Clover' model. This model regards interest, ability and value as the three major elements of a perfect job, helping us analyze...

Assessing one's professional abilities and interests is a key step in formulating career planning. Here are some ways to help us better understand ourselves and find the right career direction: 1. Self-analysis: Review your past work and study experiences, summarize your skills, strengths and interests, and think about which jobs can make you feel satisfied and fulfilled. 2. Professional Test: Y...

When choosing a major, understanding your interests, personality, and abilities is key. According to expert research, when a person is interested in a certain job, he or she can exert 80%-90% of his potential and remain efficient and tireless for a long time. On the contrary, if you have no interest, you can only use 20%-30% of your talents. Therefore, when choosing a major, you should first exami...

Passed the written test and interview, but failed on the personality test? ! Help you get through the minefield! In the job search process, written examinations and interviews are usually the first steps we have to deal with. However, there is another aspect that may seem less obvious but equally important: personality testing. Many companies ask candidates to take personality tests as part of th...

In the workplace, different personalities and zodiac signs often affect a person's working style, communication style and career development. This article will delve into the combination of the INFJ personality type and the Cancer zodiac sign, revealing their unique performance and advantages in the workplace. INFJ: far-sighted dreamer INFJ, known as 'The Advocate,' is one of the rarest of the M...

In the workplace, an individual's personality and horoscope will have an impact on work styles and career choices. And for those Geminis classified as the INFJ personality type, their unique combination may bring some unique challenges and advantages to their careers. This article will explore the characteristics of INFJ Geminis in the workplace and how to use these characteristics to achieve succ...

Among the MBTI personality types, INFJs are known as 'advocates,' and they are known for their deep insights and strong idealism. When this type meets the stability and practicality of Taurus, it creates a unique dynamic in the workplace. Let’s delve into the characteristics of INFJ Taurus in the workplace and see how they perfectly combine inner passion with outer persistence. The perfect blend ...