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A job in which you serve or accommodate others, often on an individual basis. Examples include child care worker, beautician, masseuse, fitness trainer, nurse and nursing assistant.
A job in which you express information and ideas in a creative way. Examples include artist, actor, advertising copy writer, film director or producer, graphic designer, illustrator, musician, screenwriter and songwriter.
An office job which values organization, accuracy and attention to detail. Examples include accountant, banker, credit manager, food service manager, bookkeeper, secretary, stenographer or court reporter.
A job in which your primary concern is the mental, spiritual, social, physical or vocational well-being of others. Examples include social worker, counselor, minister, teacher, human services worker, special education teacher, occupational therapist, nurse or recreation leader.
A job in a manufacturing environment where your tasks are clearly defined and repetitive. Examples include industrial machine operator, heavy equipment operator, warehouse worker and welder. |
 A job which calls on you to influence and lead others. Examples include personnel director, elected official, store manager, purchasing agent, realtor, marketing specialist, salesperson, investments manager and small business owner.
A hands-on job requiring the use of machines and tools. Examples include auto mechanic, machinist, carpenter, electrician, engineering technician, tool and die maker.
A job granting you the authority to protect people and property. Examples include police officer, military personnel, postal inspector and probation officer.
A job involving scientific research and discovery. Examples include computer programmer/system analyst, biologist, physician, respiratory therapist, physical therapist, medical technician and college professor.
A job in which you’re called upon to persuade others. Examples include sales associate, realtor, distributor, sales manager and marketing manager. |
