Original career research, published with its data
The MyPassion.ai quiz produces something most career content lacks: first-party data from people in the middle of the career question. We publish what it shows, state every base, and release the charts and datasets for reuse under CC BY 4.0.
The Career Change Report 2026
What 6,837 people told us about being lost in their careers. Twelve findings, eight shareable charts, full methodology, and the anonymized dataset under CC BY 4.0.
Read itCareer Change Statistics 2026
Twelve citable career change statistics from first-party data, each with its base stated, plus the primary government sources for economy-wide numbers.
Read itJob Satisfaction Statistics 2026
Satisfaction is at a 39-year high, and one in five people trying to leave their career are already paid well. The workforce-wide rate, plus what dissatisfaction looks like from the inside.
Read itThe Education Paradox
The share of people naming stuck or bored as their core career struggle triples between high school and a master's degree, from 6.4% to 20.1%. A monotonic gradient across 3,199 respondents.
Read itBurnout Statistics 2026
Published burnout figures disagree sharply because surveys measure different things. The WHO definition, one survey with its method stated, four checks before quoting a number, and why boredom is not burnout.
Read itJob Hopping Statistics 2026
The 12.7 figure everyone quotes counts jobs, not careers, and there is no official lifetime career-change number at all. What the BLS data measures, and why long tenure is a weak signal of satisfaction.
Read itThe Golden Handcuffs Index
Boredom is the top career struggle for people who are paid well and want out (26.3%) and the bottom one for everyone else (8.0%). A previously unpublished cross-tab.
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