Career Aptitude Tests: Guidelines or Go-Tos?

Marissa Mayer knew at 12-years-old that she wanted to be a pediatric neurosurgeonSheryl WuDunn, a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, looked to Connie Chung for inspiration -– and thus wanted to be a broadcast journalist. And Hillary Rodham Clinton had trouble choosing between becoming an astrophysicist, doctor or teacher

"What do you want to be when you grow up?" The question that turns children into dreamers and young adults into the anxiety-ridden is such an important one. The answer determines what you study in college, if you go to college at all, where you get your first job or if you create a job all your own. That answer will map out your 20s, or it could. Read more...