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100 Best Companies to Work For

Quiz: Which Company Should You Work For?

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Holly Lebowitz Rossi
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The Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For list gets many people thinking about their career paths and wondering if they’re in the right field. Career coaches have extensive tools and resources for choosing a career or making a career change. But you can take the first step with this quick quiz to find out which career category matches your strengths.

“The ideal career is in alignment with your hard-wired abilities and talents, your passions and values, your skills, your goals—financial and other—your family considerations, and your interests,” says Talane Miedaner, who is the founder of Lifecoach.com and the author of “Coach Yourself to Success” (McGraw-Hill, 2014).

Even though this quiz isn’t the end of your quest for the ideal career, Miedaner says taking a few moments to think about your strengths, your personality, and your interests can set you on a path to asking the right questions when it comes to your search.

Check out our 100 best companies to work for list here.

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