Are you bored on the job? Have you ever wondered, “isn’t there more?” If so you might find one of your core career values is an intellectual challenge. Hopping job to job seeking out intellectual challenge is not a great long term career strategy. While you may find yourself satisfied for a short time as you ramp up in your new roles, you will quickly find yourself bored and needing a change, and the more you hop the less attractive you are likely to appear to recruiters in your job search. So how do you find an intellectually challenging job?

Have you ever wondered what drives you to succeed? At ProValues we discovered that when our users align their jobs with their career values and ensure their minimum requirements are met, that they are more likely to be satisfied in their career. Being more satisfied with your career has typically resulted in our clients being more engaged and productive employees. 

Navigating your career path with confidence can allow you to focus on the core decisions at hand, not doubts or the doubts of others. As a professional, you need to portray a level of confidence and self-assurance that comes from truly understanding who you are, and where you want to go. ProValues provides you a framework to gain that confidence in what you value most out of future opportunities.

Making a career transition can be just the thing to rejuvenate you, take you on the career path that is a better fit for you, and continue your lifelong path of learning and growth.  However, making such a change can often feel like a train is always just passing you by.   How can you increase your likelihood of success at a significant career transition?