What Color is Your Parachute is the most popular job-hunting guide in the world. It has sold more than 10 million copies in 27 countries.
Now, for the very first time, you can work through What Colour is Your Parachute on your device.
What Color Is Your Parachute – $4.99 – iPad
Job Hunting Exercises
Step-by-step exercises will help you discover your favourite:
- Transferable skills
- Fields of knowledge
- Job environments
- Values and goals
- Working conditions
- Levels of responsibility and salary
Top career expert Richard N. Bolles is known as the founder of the modern career development field, and this is the first interactive tablet edition of his core suite of activities.
A series of fun and interesting exercises feature drag-and-drop functionality and custom features such as:
- Flower Diagram that allows you to easily track your progress and displays progressive results
- Comprehensive, fully integrated help and hints
- Easy prioritization tools that help you make the right choices every time
- Sticky-note-style reminders
- Easy-view results lists
- Write-your-own-story feature
- Salary Calculator
- Skills Grid to target your expertise and unlock your potential
- Holland Code exercise to discover your favourite people-environments
This app is a stand-alone exercise that will guide you down the path to a better career. Having read the best-selling WHAT COLOR IS YOU PARACHUTE? is recommended, but not required!
View your progress as it unfolds and make easy adjustments along the way. Once completed, you’ll have a comprehensive picture of your dream job, and be able to target your ideal work situation.
Media Reviews
“What Colour is Your Parachute is about job-hunting and career-changing, but it’s also about figuring out who you are as a person and what you want out of life.” – Time
“There’s Parachute, and then there’s all the rest.” – Career Planning and Adult Development Journal
“Parachute is still arguably the best. And it is indisputably the most popular.” – Fast Company
“Parachute remains the go-to guide for everyone from midlife-crisis boomers looking to change their careers to college students looking to start one.” – New York Post
Customer Review
“This guided exercise has a beguiling way of teasing out truths about yourself you never knew that you knew. I wish I had done this when starting out on my job career, but I’m very glad I did it now. Dick Bolles is obviously a very clever, very experienced career advisor, and his method is delightfully positive. He basically argues, convincingly, that the best way to get a job is to discover and shoot for your dream job, the job that is perfectly matched to you in every conceivable way. I’ll be in that!”
