The April 22, 2010 issue of the Wall Street Journal profiled the use of the MBTI in career planning: It seems that this old classic is still pertinent even today. I will have to write a comment to the paper to let them know there is now a MBTI Step III, an instrument that is highly individualized and particularly useful in jump starting a coaching or counseling dialogue.  It can be an excellent tool  for  effectively navigating a career path.

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3 Responses to “Wall Street Journal: Using the MBTI for Career Planning”

  1.  Coach JulieB Says:

    I will check this out as I get ready to take the MBTI to about 40 students at Winona State-Rochester this weekend. I also used MBTI results this morning with a client looking to make a job move. It always increases awareness and even brings some a-has to previously misunderstood behavior or choices. Keep preaching the good ‘type’ word, Ann!

  2.  Sheetal Says:

    The link to the April 22, 2010 issue is not working. Can you send the direct link for the same?

  3.  Ann Holm Says:

    I couldn’t re-establish my link. However I found it cited elsewhere: http://www.janehodges.net/?p=273

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