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Which Career is Best for Me?
Choosing a career is not always easy. Knowing your strengths, values, and interest, can help point you in the right direction. A recruiter from our firm may reach out to you with opportunities.
What is your greatest strength?
Thinking: working with new ideas and creative thinking
Mechanical: working with tools and equipment
Logic: reasoning and problem solving
Communication: listening, speaking and working with others
What are you more inclined to base decisions on?
Emotion
Logic
Are you more introverted or extroverted?
Introverted
Extroverted
What was your favorite subject in school?
Art
Social Studies
Math
Science
How would you describe your work style?
Achievement: maintaining personally challenging goals and exerting effort towards achieving them
Concern for Others: being sensitive to others' needs and feelings
Attention to Detail: careful about detail and thorough in completing work tasks
Innovation: using creativity and alternative thinking to develop new ideas
What do you value most?
Independence: employees allowed to work on their own and make decisions
Working Conditions: job security and good working conditions
Achievement: results oriented and allows employees to use their strongest abilities
Recognition: potential for advancement and a role in leadership
What do you enjoy to do in your spare time?
Reading
Art
Exercise
Cooking
Medical & Science Fields
You are logical and like to make calculated decisions based on facts. You love to solve problems and enjoy the challenge.
Construction & Building Field
You're a hard worker and rely on your physical strength to accomplish tasks.
Sales
You are highly personable and enjoy meeting people. You're driven by success and like to set goals for yourself.
Education Field
You are extremely empathetic and a great listener. You love to challenge those around you and push them to succeed.
Design Field
You're creative and self motivated. You trust your own judgement and like to work at your own pace.