Career Success Project
Coursera
Capstone for UC Irvine's Career Success specialization. You choose a real organization, run a SWOT analysis, identify a people or process problem, and write a solution report that doubles as a work sample for employers.
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O*NET OnLine
US Department of Labor database describing roughly a thousand occupations by tasks, skills, abilities, and work context. Supports job analysis exercises, competency modelling, and selection work by supplying standardized occupational data instead of improvised job descriptions.
Start-up of You
Applies startup strategy and network effects to individual professional career planning.
My Next Move
A free US Department of Labor tool built on O*NET data that lets users search careers by keyword, browse industries, or take an interest assessment. Returns job outlooks, required skills, and typical tasks for over 900 occupations.
80,000 Hours
A research organization applying effective-altruism principles to career choice, publishing in-depth guides ranking career paths and cause areas by expected social impact. Readers learn a framework for weighing scale, neglectedness, and tractability when choosing high-impact work.
How to Be Awesome at Your Job
Weekly interview podcast hosted by Pete Mockaitis in which authors, researchers and practitioners share specific techniques for workplace performance, including time and energy management, communication, leadership, decision-making and career advancement. Listeners gain concrete habits for being more effective and advancing at work.
The Nurse Keith Show
Interview podcast hosted by nurse and career coach Keith Carlson on nursing careers. Episodes feature healthcare leaders, innovators, and nurse entrepreneurs discussing career pathways, specialties, professional development, and burnout, helping nurses plan and shape their working lives.