Use a proven framework
to uncover new perspectives about what
lifts you up or drags you down at work.
Inward-focused
Outward-focused
Relationship with Yourself
Your need to be in tune with yourself
Your need to harness your strengths and abilities
Relationship with Others
Your need to connect with others
Your need to contribute for the
good of others
The Meaningful Work Inventory is currently only available in the United States.
Reflect on your Worklife
The inventory invites you to respond to a series of statements that prompt you to reflect on how often you experience the drivers of meaning in your work.
Experience The Meaningful Work Inventory
Uncover Valuable Insights
For $20 choose a tailor-made report revealing your Personal Meaning Profile—a detailed analysis with illustrations charting your experiences of meaning visually using categories and central tensions of meaningful work.
See how your responses compare with others who
have responded to the Inventory globally and gain
new language to describe your experiences and
identify your needs at work.
Talk with an Expert
Beyond receiving your personal report, you’ll also have the option to book a session with one of our Expert Guides.
They’ll listen and work with you to deepen your understanding of your report and serve as a safe sounding board and motivator to help turn your results into an action plan.
What Makes the
Meaningful Work Inventory different?
It's for you
The Inventory is intended to help you answer the question, “Where and how do I find meaning at work?”
so you can move toward more fulfillment in your daily worklife. It’s not about maximizing your productivity for your employer’s benefit.
It's opened ended & exploratory
With its unique focus on meaning, your inventory results don't 'type' you but serve as a framework for reflection and discussion, complementing other tools you already use in your self-discovery or career journey.
It’s empowering
The information you’ll find in your personal report and the discussion you’ll have with your Guide are not prescriptive. They’re designed to help you take control of your worklife by first helping you understand what you really want.