What Gallup’s Latest Report Means for Career Choice Gallup’s latest research on American wellbeing contains a statistic that deserves attention: only 44% of Americans ages 18 to 29 are currently classified as “thriving.” That represents a 20-point decline from 2010,…
(And Why It’s Keeping You Stuck) There is a distinct kind of pride that comes with being a DIYer. We assemble our own furniture, troubleshoot our own tech issues, and handle our own problems. So, when we find ourselves deeply…
If you’ve ever felt like your job is a constant uphill battle, you aren’t alone. Most professionals choose a career based on what they can do, rather than who they are. But there is a massive difference between being “skilled” at a task…
I’m pleased to share that I’ve earned the Certified Career Services Provider (CCSP) credential through the NCDA Credentialing Commission. This is not a typical certification, and it’s also not one that lives comfortably inside a single institution. A credential often…
“So… how’s it going?” Navigating Holiday Parties When You’re Early in Your Career (or Not Quite Sure What You’re Doing Yet) Holiday parties can be fun, chaotic, loud, and strangely revealing. If you’re early in your career, walking into one…
In a volatile job market, layoffs and mass job cuts are making headlines more than ever. Over 95,000 U.S. tech workers lost their jobs in 2024, and 2025 has shown little slowdown. Some of us here at Abivi have been…
Free Webinar for Sophomores & Juniors Date & Time: Tuesday, August 26, 2025 at 5:00 PM PDT (8:00 PM EDT)Format: Online via ZoomHost: Danielle, former Associate Director of Admissions at Stanford and Assistant Director at UC Berkeley Why This Matters Top colleges…
We’re excited to share that Peter Davis, founder of Abivi.org, is now officially certified to administer and interpret the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI®) — one of the world’s most trusted tools for understanding personality and decision-making. What Does This Mean…
A recent CNBC article highlights the stark differences in employment prospects across various college majors. While some fields like engineering, computer science, and nursing offer strong job security and high salaries, others—particularly in the humanities and arts—often lead to underemployment…
Submitting your resume online? Then you’re likely dealing with an Applicant Tracking System (ATS). These automated systems scan, filter, and rank resumes before a human even sees them. If your resume isn’t ATS-friendly, it could be rejected before it gets…