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John Holland came up with six areas of interest. Read through the six definitions on this “Target Your Interest” site and then identify what you think your Holland Code would be. If you want a more extensive and definitive Holland Assessment, try this one. Whichever one you decide to use, enter your Holland Code, and a short description, on your guide.
A person’s values are considered one of the most important factors in helping him/her make good career decisions. Take this Values Survey to help you identify your values. Enter your three or four top values on your guide.
Learning about your personality type is a worthwhile activity. This is a quick and dirty form of the Myers Briggs assessment. Based on only 4 questions, it will give you your four-letter personality type. This is just one more clue in your quest to find the work you will love to do.
Once you have completed these three assessments, and entered your results, respond to the three quick questions below. Write your responses on your guide.
Once you have completed these three assessments, and entered your results, respond to the three quick questions below. Write your responses on your guide.
- What gives you energy or makes you smile?
- What is it that makes you unique?
- What kind of problems do you like to solve?
Now, take your guide with you to your career counseling appointment. It will provide your career counselor with some clues, he/she will need, to help you find your career direction.