The Birkman generates a wealth of information about your interests, your usual behaviors, and what you need to perform at your best.

These five books helped shape my own career pivot, and I still return to them for inspiration and advice.

Recently, I joined the Philly Career Coach, Rita Friedman, for a training (virtual, of course) on Relaunching Your Career in a Virtual World hosted by the Junior League of Philadelphia. We got into networking, interviewing, and even what to wear for a Zoom interview. Here are a few of the most useful tips from the training:

Do you ever look back at a job you didn’t get and wonder, “How in the world did I NOT get this job?” This happened to me very early in my career, and it turned out to be one of the most valuable professional lessons I’ve ever learned.

When opportunities abound, how do you decide to stick it out or jump ship?

If you want to create the career or life that you want, you have to first know what it is you actually want. Here are my top 3 tips.

One thing that I hear from just about everyone considering a career change is, “I’m scared of making the wrong decision.” Here’s another way to approach it.

How do you know it’s time to leave your job? Here are some surefire signs it’s time to move on.