Holland Vocational Interest Test Scale and Test Results Comparison Table
Guidance
Personality is personality, which is closely related to occupation. Different occupations There are gaps in the requirements for the personality characteristics of practitioners. If you pass scientific tests, you can predict your own personality characteristics, which will help you choose a career suitable for personal development. The "Career Price Self-Assessment Questionnaire" you are about to read can help you make a simple self-evaluation of your personality, so as to find out which job your personality characteristics are more suitable for. Please answer based on your first impression of each question. There is no need to think carefully. There are no good or bad answers, right or wrong. The specific filling method is to answer "yes" or "no" according to your own situation.
1. I like to finish one thing before doing another.
2. I like to plan alone at work and do not want to be interfered by others.
3. In group discussions, I tend to remain silent.
4. I like to work in drama, music, singing and dancing, news interviews, etc.
5. Every time I write a letter, I write it in one go and don’t repeat it again.
6. I often keep thinking about a problem until I come up with the correct answer.
7. I can clearly remember what others borrowed from me and what I borrowed from others.
8. I like abstract thinking work, but I don’t like hands-on work.
9. I like to be the center of attention.
10. I like to brag about my good achievements from time to time.
11. I once longed for the opportunity to participate in adventure.
12. I feel happier when I am alone.
13. I like to make detailed arrangements for things before doing them.
14. I hate jobs like repairing bicycles and electrical appliances.
15. I like to attend various parties.
16. I am willing to engage in a career that pays less but is relatively stable.
17. Music can make me intoxicated.
18. I rarely think twice before doing things.
19. I like to ask my superiors for instructions frequently.
20. I like games that require the use of intelligence.
21. It is difficult for me to do work that requires sustained concentration.
22. I like to make things by myself and get fun from it.
23. My hands-on ability is very poor.
24. It is not difficult for me to talk to people I don’t know well.
25. When negotiating with others, I always give up my point of view easily.
26. It is easy for me to make friends of the same gender.
27. I usually hold a moderate attitude towards social issues.
28. When I start to do something, no matter how many difficulties I encounter, I will continue to do it.
29. I am a quiet and not easily emotional person.
30. When I work, I like to avoid distractions.
31. My ideal is to be a scientist.
32. Compared with romance novels, I prefer mystery novels.
33. Some people are too domineering, and sometimes you have to confront them even though you know they are right.
34. I love fantasy.
35. I always take the initiative to offer my suggestions to others.
36. I like to use tools like hammers.
37. I am happy to relieve other people’s pain.
38. I prefer contests or games where I bet on myself.
39. I like to complete the work to be done step by step.
40. I hope to change jobs frequently.
41. I always have plenty of time to go to appointments.
42. I like reading books and magazines on natural sciences.
43. I would be very satisfied if I mastered a craft and could make a living from it.
44. I once longed to be a car driver.
45. It is difficult for me to sympathize with others when they talk about things like "their home was robbed."
46. If the treatment is the same, I would rather be a salesman than a librarian.
47. I hate dealing with all kinds of machinery.
48. When I was a child, I often took apart toys and looked inside.
49. When I accept a new task, I like to complete it in my own unique way.
50. I have talent in literature and art.
51. I like to keep everything neat and orderly.
52. I like being a teacher.
53. When I’m with a group of people, I can’t always think of the right thing to say.
54. When watching emotional movies, I often can’t help but have red eyes.
55. I hate learning mathematics.
56. Doing experiments alone in the laboratory will make me unbearably lonely.
57. I can still treat people who are impatient and lose their temper with courtesy.
58. I often give up when encountering difficult problems.
59. Everyone recognizes me as a hard-working and down-to-earth person who is willing to serve everyone.
60. I like working in the personnel department.
Type of professional personality: (1 point if the answer is “yes” or no below, 0 points if it is not)
Conventional type: “Yes” (7, 19 , 29, 39, 41, 51, 57), no (5, 18, 40)
Realistic type: "yes" (2, 13, 22, 36, 43), no (14, 23 , 44, 47, 48)
Research type: "Yes" (6, 8, 20, 30, 31, 42), No (21, 55, 56, 58)
Managerial type: "Yes" (11, 24, 28, 35, 38, 46, 60), No (3, 16, 25)
Social type: "Yes" (26, 37, 52 , 59), no (1, 12, 15, 27, 45, 53)
Artistic type: "yes" (4, 9, 10, 17, 33, 34, 49, 50, 54) , No (32)
Please rank the three highest-scoring types from high to low to get one (or two) three-digit combination answer, and then compare it with the "Test Results and Occupational Matching Comparison Table" Find careers that match your personality type.
Adaptation of personality type to professional environment
Realistic type
R
Being obedient, frank, modest, natural, perseverant, Characteristics of being practical, polite, shy, steady, and frugal are as follows:
1. Prefer practical occupations or situations to engage in favorite activities and avoid social occupations or situations
2. Use specific and practical abilities to solve work and other problems, but lack interpersonal skills.
3. Pay attention to specific things, such as money, power, status, etc.
Worker
Farmer
Civil Engineer
Research-oriented
I
Having The characteristics of analysis, caution, criticism, curiosity, independence, intelligence, introversion, organization, humility, precision, haircut, and conservative are as follows:
1. Love research-based occupations or situations and avoid entrepreneurial Occupation or situation
2. Use research abilities to solve work and other problems, that is, be self-conscious, studious, confident, and value science, but lack leadership skills.
Scientific researchers
Mathematics
Biological experts
Artistic
A
Being complex, imaginative, impulsive, independent, intuitive, disorderly, emotional, idealistic, disobedient, creative, expressive, and unrealistic, manifested as:
1. Love Artistic occupations or situations, avoid traditional occupations or situations
2. Expressive and intuitive, independent, creative, non-conformist (including performance, writing, language), and value aesthetic fields
Poet
Artist
Social
S
Collaborative, friendly, generous, helpful, benevolent, Responsible, smooth, sociable, considerate, persuasive, idealistic and other characteristics are as follows:
1. Prefer social occupations or situations, avoid practical occupations or situations, and use social skills Have the ability to solve work and other problems, but lack mechanical and scientific abilities
2. Like to help others, understand others, have the ability to teach others, and value social and ethical activities and issues.
Teachers
Pastors
Counseling staff
Managerial
E
Having Adventurous, ambitious, arbitrary, impulsive, optimistic, confident, pursuit of enjoyment, energetic, sociable, attention-grabbing, famous and other characteristics, manifested as:
1. Prefer corporate careers or environments and avoid research The nature of the occupation or situation, the ability to solve work or other problems with corporate capabilities
2. Impulsive, confident, sociable, well-known, with leadership and language skills, lack of scientific ability, But focus on political and economic achievements.
Salesman
Politician
Entrepreneur
Conventional
C
Being obedient, cautious, conservative, self-controlled, obedient, disciplined, perseverant, practical and steady, efficient, but lacking in imagination, etc., manifested as:
1. Prefer traditional occupations or environments and avoid Occupations or situations of an artistic nature, and traditional abilities will be used to solve work or other problems
2. Like obedience, discipline, clerical and numerical skills, and value business and economic achievements.
Cashier
Accountant
Secretary
RIA: dental technician, potter, architectural designer, modeller, joiner, chain fabricator personnel.
RIS: Cooks, foresters, divers, divers, dyers, electrical repairers, eyeglass makers, electricians, textile machine assemblers, waiters, glaziers, power plant workers, welders.
RIE: Construction and bridge engineering, environmental engineering, aviation engineering, highway engineering, electric power engineering, signal engineering, telephone engineering, general mechanical engineering, automatic engineering, mining engineering, ocean engineering, traffic engineering technicians, Draughtsmen, housekeepers, measurers, farmers, farm workers, agricultural machinery operators, cleaners, radio repairers, car repairers, watch repairers, plumbers, line fitters, tool warehouse keepers.
RIC: Ship crew, receptionist, magazine keeper, dental assistant, hatter, millwright, stonemason, machine building, locomotive (locomotive) manufacturing, agricultural machine assembly, automobile assembler, sewing machine assembly Workers, watchmakers and inspectors, electrical appliance assemblers, shoemakers, locksmiths, cargo inspectors, elevator mechanics, assemblers, nursery directors, piano tuners, printers, construction steel work, truck drivers.
RAI: Hand engraving, glass engraving, model making, furniture carpentry, leather goods making, hand embroidery, hand crochet, typesetting work, printing work, picture engraving, bookbinders.
RSE: Fireman, traffic patrol, policeman, janitor, barber, housekeeper, butcher, blacksmith, digger, pipefitter, taxi driver, cargo porter, newspaper deliveryman , prospector, entertainment venue attendant, crane operator, pest exterminator, elevator operator, kitchen assistant.
RSI: Spinners, weavers, agricultural school teachers, teachers of certain vocational courses (such as art, business, technical, craft courses), raincoat gluers.
REC: Water meter reader, nanny, laboratory animal keeper, animal caretaker.
REI: Ship captain, navigation pilot, first mate, test tube experimenter.
RES: Hotel attendants, livestock keepers, fishermen, fishing net menders, boatswain, harvester operators, baggage handlers, park attendants, lifeguards, mountain guides, train engineering technicians, construction work, Track laying workers.
RCI: surveyor, surveyor, instrument operator, agricultural engineering technology, chemical engineering technician, civil engineering technician, petroleum engineering technician, data room administrator, prospector, calciner, pit burner, Miners, gunners, maintenance workers, grinders, samplers, sample inspectors, spinners, fullers, welders, sawyers, planers, hatters, hand-sewers, painters, dyers, masseurs, carpenters , farmer construction work, movie projectionist, surveyor's assistant.
RCS: coach driver, sailor first class, swimming pool attendant, tailor, construction worker, stone mason, chimney builder, concrete worker, telephone repairman, bomber, postman, miner, poster worker , spinner.
RCE: Well diggers, crane drivers, farm workers, mail sorters, forklift drivers, tractor drivers. IAS: General Economist, Farm Economist, Financial Economist, International Trade Economist, Experimental Psychologist, Engineering Psychologist, Psychologist, Philosopher, Physician, Mathematician.
IAR: Anthropologist, astronomer, chemist, physicist, medical pathologist, taxidermist, fossil restorer, art conservator.
ISE: Nutritionist, dietary consultant, fire inspector, postal service inspector.
ISC: Scout, TV studio repairman, TV repair attendant, autopsy room personnel, cataloguer, medical laboratory technician, investigative researcher.
ISR: Aquatic biologist, entomologist, microbiologist, optician, vision corrector, bacteriologist, dentist, orthopedic surgeon.
ISA: Experimental psychologist, general psychologist, developmental psychologist, educational psychologist, social psychologist, clinical psychologist, neurologist, dermatologist, psychiatry Doctors, obstetricians and gynecologists, ophthalmologists, ENT doctors, medical laboratory technicians, civil aviation medical personnel, nurses.
IES: bacteriologist, physiologist, chemical expert, geological expert, geophysics expert, textile technology expert, hospital pharmacist, industrial pharmacist, pharmacy salesperson.
IEC: Archivist, Insurance Statistician.
ICR: Quality inspection technician, geological technician, engineer, judge, library technical counselor, computer operator, hospital stethoscope, poultry inspector.
IRA: Geographer, Geologist, Acoustic Physicist, Mineralogist, Paleontologist, Petroleumologist, Seismologist, Acoustic Physicist, Meteorologist, Atomic and Molecular Physicists, electrical and magnetic physicists, design reviewers, demographers, mathematical statisticians, surgeons, city planners, meteorologists.
IRS: fluid physicist, physical oceanographer, plasma physicist, agricultural scientist, zoologist, food scientist, horticulturist, botanist, bacteriologist, anatomist , animal pathologist, crop pathologist, pharmacologist, biochemist, biophysicist, cell biologist, clinical chemist, geneticist, molecular biologist, quality control engineer, geographer, Veterinarians, radiotherapy technicians.
IRE: laboratory technician, chemical engineer, textile engineer, food technician, fishery technology expert, materials and testing engineer, electrical engineer, civil engineer, aerospace engineer, administrative officer, metallurgical expert, nuclear engineer, ceramic engineer , geological engineers, electrical engineering quantities, stomatologists, dental doctors.
IRC: Aircraft navigator, pilot, physics laboratory technician, document inspector, agricultural technology expert, biotechnologist, animal and plant technology expert, oil pipeline inspector, industrial and commercial planner, mine safety inspector, textiles Inspector, camera repairer, engineering technician, computer programmer, tool designer, instrument repairman.
CRI: Bookkeepers, accountants, timekeepers, foundry machine operators, typists, key press operators, copy machine operators.
CRS: Warehousekeeper, Filer, Sewer, Narrator, Cashier.
CRE: Price bidder, laboratory worker, advertising administrator, automatic typewriter operator, electric motor assembler, sewing machine operator.
CIS: bookkeeper, customer service person, newspaper publisher, land surveyor, insurance company clerk, accountant, appraiser, postal inspector, foreign trade inspector.
CIE: Typist, statistician, check recorder, order clerk, proofreader, office worker.
CIR: Proofreader, engineering staff, submarine telegraph operator, maintenance planner, triggerman.
CSE: Receptionist, correspondent, telephone operator, ticket seller, hotel attendant, personal clerk, business teacher, travel clerk.
CSR: Freight forwarding agents, railway clerks, traffic inspectors, office correspondents, bookkeepers, cashiers, bank financial clerks.
CSA: secretary, librarian, office clerk.
CER: Postman, data processor, office clerk.
CEI: salesman, economic analyst.
CES: bank accountant, bookkeeper, legal secretary, stenographer, court reporter.
ECI: Bank president, auditor, credit administrator, real estate administrator, commercial administrator.
ECS: credit clerks, insurance personnel, various purchasers, customs service managers, salespersons, buyers, accountants.
ERI: Building Supervisor, Industrial Engineer, Nurse Manager, Farm Supervisor, Agricultural Operation Manager.
ERS: Warehouse manager, house manager, warehouse supervisor.
ERC: postmaster, fishing boat captain, machine operator foreman, carpenter foreman, bricklayer foreman, driver foreman.
EIR: Administrator of scientific, technical and related periodic publications.
EIC: patent attorney, appraiser, transportation service inspector, safety inspector, scrap collector.
EIS: Police officers, detectives, traffic inspectors, safety consultants, contract administrators, business people.
EAS: Judge, lawyer, notary.
EAR: Exhibition room manager, stage manager, announcer, animal trainer.
ESC: barber, referee, government administrator, financial administrator, project administrator, salesperson, occupational disease prevention and control, commercial manager, office director, personnel manager, dispatcher.
ESR: Furniture salesperson, bookstore salesperson, bus driver, daily necessities salesperson, head nurse, administrative leader of natural sciences and engineering.
ESI: museum administrator, librarian, monument administrator, restaurant manager, regional security service administrator, technical service consultant, supermarket administrator, retail store clerk, wholesaler, rental Car service station dispatch.
ESA: Museum curator, newspaper administrator, music equipment salesperson, advertising and painting salesperson, tour guide, purser (on a ship or airliner), flight attendant, crew member, judge, lawyer.
ASE: drama director, dance teacher, advertising writer, newspaper, columnist, reporter, actor, English translator.
ASI: music teacher, musical instrument teacher, art teacher, orchestra conductor, choir conductor, singer, performer, philosopher, writer, advertising manager, fashion model.
AER: News photographer, television cameraman, art director, sound director, clown actor, magician, puppeteer, knight, diver.
AEI: music conductor, stage director, film director.
AES: Pop singer, dancer, film director, radio host, dance teacher, ventriloquist, comedian, model.
AIS: painter, playwright, editor, critic, fashion art master, news photographer, actor, literary author.
AIE: Gardener, leather clothing designer, industrial product designer, silhouette artist, master of reproduction engraving.
AIR: Architects, painters, photographers, draftsmen, sculptors, environmental beautifiers, packaging designers, embroiderers, pottery designers, cartoonists.
SEC: Social activist, veterans service officer, chamber of commerce and industry representative, educational consultant, dormitory administrator, hotel manager, food service administrator.
SER: Sports coach, swimming instructor.
SEI: University presidents, college deans, hospital administrators, historians, home economists, vocational school teachers, documentaries.
SEA: Recreation activities administrator, foreign service clerk, social services assistant, general counselor, religious educator.
SCE: Assistant to the minister, welfare agency staff, production coordinator, environmental sanitation manager, theater manager, restaurant manager, ticket seller.
SRI: Surgeon's Assistant, Hospital Attendant.
SRE: Physical education teachers, occupational disease therapists, sports coaches, professional athletes, housekeepers, children's tutors, police officers, ushers, porters, nannies.
SRC: caregivers, nursing assistants, hospital orderlies, hairdressers, school children's services workers.
SIA: Sociologist, psychological counselor, school psychologist, political scientist, university or college department chair, university or college education teacher, university agriculture teacher, university law teacher, university engineering and teachers of architecture courses, university mathematics, medicine, physics teachers university social sciences, life sciences teachers, graduate teaching assistants, adult education teachers.
SIE: nutritionist, dietitian, customs inspector, security inspector, tax inspector, principal.
SIC: Tracers, veterinary assistants, clinic assistants, medical examiners, recreational directors, workers supervising probationers, counselors, social science teachers.
SIR: Physiotherapist, ambulance crew, chiropodist, occupational therapy assistant