What's Your Type of Career, 2nd ed.

"What's Your Type of Career? is a fascinating and easy-to-grasp book that will help anyone who reads it find their path to success!"-Marshall Goldsmith, world-renowned executive coach and author of New York Times Best Sellers MOJO and What Got You Here Won't Get You There

"Every book on type has a chapter on career, so you may wonder if there is really anything new to say on the subject. But there is, and Donna Dunning has said it. In the way she describes the types, in the way she uses checklists to establish your type, in the way she talks about career implications of the results-in many ways, she offers new and helpful assistance to anyone who wants to base a career on who he or she really is." -William Bridges, president, William Bridges & Associates and author of Transitions, Managing Transitions, and Creating You & Co.

"Donna Dunning's What's Your Type of Career? is packed full of information about how our personalities mesh (or don't) with our work choices. It will help readers understand themselves and make authentic career choices that build on their strengths, skills, preferences, and values. This is a must read for anyone who uses the MBTI® instrument."-Robin A. Sheerer, president, Career Enterprises, Inc. and author of No More Blue Mondays

"The key to self-acceptance and dealing effectively with others is knowing our natural instinctive style. Donna Dunning takes us to a new level in exploring our type and relating it directly to career choices. This is must reading for adults in the career change and renewal process."-Helen Harkness, president, Career Design Associates, Inc. and author of The Career Chase and Capitalizing on Career Chaos

"Anyone who has taken the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI®) instrument will find these in-depth interpretations extremely thorough and highly relevant to careers."-Richard L. Knowdell, president, Career Research & Testing, Inc. and author of Building a Career Development Program

"This is the most thorough explanation of personality types you will find. Dunning provides useful terminology to express MBTI® typology, offers clarifying quotes and checklists, and suggests tips for action appropriate for each type. Extremely useful for ongoing career management."-Peggy Simonsen, managing vice president, Talent Management, Right Management Consultants and author of Career Compass