Career: Why do I hate my job?

Article Abstract:

A bored teacher rediscovers her love for teaching after undergoing a series of aptitude tests conducted by the Johnson O'Connor Research Foundation. Test results revealing the appropriateness of the teaching profession to her abilities prompted a reexamination of the causes of her job restlessness.

Testing, Teachers, Career development, Ability, Aptitude tests

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Career passages: from grit to glory

Article Abstract:

The working professional woman's life is plotted along a path from the excitement of the first job and pay check, to the post-fifty years of great achievement. There are major choices to made along the path such as career moves, or years out for child raising and a later return to the workplace.

Teenagers, Youth, Career choice, Working women

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When your career tops out

Article Abstract:

Individuals can expect to reach a point when careers reach a plateau in terms of job promotions or in terms of the work itself. Although not much can be done about the former, careers can be made more interesting and challenging through mentoring, networking and looking beyond work.

Management, Career plateaus

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