Anyone who has a career evaluation form should attach an analysis, so that he can see some of his career views and interests!

Holland Career Interest Test Scale and Test Results Comparison Table

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Character is character, which is closely related to occupation. Different occupations have different requirements for employees' personality characteristics. If you pass the scientific test, you can predict your personality characteristics and help you choose a career suitable for your personal development. The "Professional Price Self-Test Questionnaire" you are about to read can help you make a simple self-evaluation of your personality, so as to find out what kind of job your personality characteristics are more suitable for. Please answer according to your first impression of each question, without careful scrutiny. There is no good or bad answer, no right or wrong answer. The specific filling method is to answer "Yes" or "No" according to your own situation.

1, I like to do one thing before doing another.

2. I like to make plans alone at work and don't want to be interfered by others.

I tend to keep silent in the group discussion.

I like doing drama, music, singing and dancing, news interview and so on.

Every time you write a letter, you wave it and don't repeat it.

6. I often keep thinking about a question until I come up with the right answer.

7. I can remember clearly what others lent me and what I lent others.

I prefer abstract thinking to hands-on work.

9. I like to be the center of attention.

10, likes to boast of his good grades from time to time.

1 1. I am eager to have the opportunity to take part in the expedition.

12, I feel happier when I am alone.

13, I like to make detailed arrangements before doing things.

14, I hate repairing bicycles and electrical appliances.

15, likes to attend various parties.

16, I am willing to engage in a relatively stable occupation with a low salary.

17, music can make me intoxicated.

18, I seldom think about things.

19, I like to ask my superiors often.

20. I like games that require intelligence.

2 1, it's hard for me to do that kind of work that requires constant concentration.

22. I like to make things by myself and have fun from them.

23. My hands-on ability is very poor.

It is not difficult for me to talk to people I don't know.

25. It is always easy for me to give up my point of view when negotiating with others.

I can easily make same-sex friends.

27. I usually take a gentle attitude towards social problems.

28. When I start doing something, I will stick to it even if I encounter more difficulties.

29. I am a quiet and unemotional person.

When I am working, I like to avoid interference.

3 1. My ideal is to be a scientist.

32. I prefer mystery novels to romance novels.

33. Some people are so overbearing that sometimes they have to go against it even though they know they are right.

34. I like fantasy.

35. I always take the initiative to make my own suggestions to others.

36. I like to use tools like hammers.

37. I am willing to relieve the pain of others.

38. I prefer games or games where I have made a bet.

I like to finish my work step by step.

40. I hope I can change jobs frequently.

4 1, I always leave enough time for appointments.

42. I like reading books and magazines about natural science.

43. If I can master a trade and make a living from it, I will be satisfied.

44. I am eager to be a car driver.

45. It's hard to resonate with me when people talk about things like "burglary".

46. If the treatment is the same, I would rather be a commodity salesman than a librarian.

I hate dealing with all kinds of machines

48. When I was a child, I often opened my toys and looked inside.

When I accept a new task, I like to finish it in my own unique way.

50. I have a gift for literature and art.

5 1, I like to keep everything in order.

I like being a teacher.

When I am with a group of people, I can't think of the right words to say.

54. When watching emotional movies, I often can't help but have rosy eyes.

I hate learning math.

Doing experiments in the laboratory alone will make me lonely.

57. I can be polite to people who are impatient and angry.

58. Always give up when you encounter difficulties.

It is generally acknowledged that I am a hard-working and pragmatic person, and I am willing to serve you.

I like working in the personnel department.

Professional personality type: (those who meet the following "Yes" or "No" answers will get 1 point, and those who don't meet it will get 0 point)

Conventional type: Yes (7, 19, 29, 39, 4 1, 5 1, 57), No (5, 18, 40).

Reality: Yes (2 13, 22, 36, 43), No (14, 23, 44, 47, 48).

Research type: Yes (6, 8, 20, 30, 3 1, 42), No (2 1, 55, 56, 58).

Management type: Yes (1 1, 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 style: Yes (4, 9, 10, 17, 33, 34, 49, 50, 54), No (32).

Please rank the three types with the highest scores from high to low to get one (or two) three-digit combination answer, and then compare it with the test results and the occupation matching comparison table to get the occupation with matching personality types.

The adaptation of personality types to professional environment

Realistic type

rare

It is characterized by obedience, frankness, modesty, naturalness, tenacity, practicality, courtesy, shyness, steadiness and frugality, as follows:

1. Love practical occupations or situations, engage in favorite activities, and avoid social occupations or situations.

2. Solve problems in work with specific practical ability, and lack interpersonal skills.

3. Pay attention to specific things, such as money, power and status.

worker

farmer

Civil engineer

Research-oriented

I

It has the characteristics of analysis, caution, criticism, curiosity, independence, intelligence, introversion, organization, modesty, accuracy, haircut and conservatism, as follows:

1, love to study occupation or situation, avoid enterprise occupation or situation.

2. Use research ability to solve problems such as work, that is, consciously study hard and be confident, attach importance to science, but lack leadership ability.

scientific research personnel

mathematics

Biology expert

artistic

A

It has the characteristics of complexity, imagination, impulsiveness, independence, intuition, disorder, emotionality, idealization, disobedience, creativity, expressiveness, and lack of emphasis on reality, which are as follows:

1, love artistic occupation or situation, and avoid traditional occupation or situation.

2. Intuitive expression, independence, creativity, no contradiction (including performance, writing and language), and emphasis on the aesthetic field.

poet

artist

Social type

S

It is characterized by cooperation, friendliness, generosity, helpfulness, kindness, responsibility, tact, sociability, understanding, persuasiveness, idealism and so on.

1, loves social occupation or situation, avoids actual occupation or situation, and solves problems such as work with social skills, but lacks mechanical and scientific ability.

2. I like to help others, understand others, have the ability to teach others, and attach importance to social and ethical activities and problems.

teacher

pastor

advisor

Management type

E

It has the characteristics of adventure, ambition, arbitrariness, impulsiveness, optimism, self-confidence, pursuit of enjoyment, energy, sociality, concern and popularity, which are embodied as follows:

1, if you like the nature or environment of the enterprise's occupation and avoid studying the nature or situation of the occupation, you can solve the work or other problems with the ability of the enterprise.

2. Impulsive, confident, sociable, well-known, with leadership and language skills, lacking scientific ability, but attaching importance to political and economic achievements.

salesman

politician

entrepreneur

Conventional type

C

It has the characteristics of obedience, prudence, conservatism, self-control, obedience, regularity, perseverance, practical stability and efficiency, but it lacks imagination. , as follows:

1, like traditional occupation or environment, avoid artistic occupation or situation, and use traditional ability to solve work or other problems.

2. I like the ability of obedience, regularity, words and numbers, and attach importance to business and economic achievements.

cashier

accounting

secretary

RIA: Dental technician, potter, architect, modeler, joiner, chainmaker.

RIS: Chef, ranger, diver, diver, dyer, electrical repairman, glasses manufacturer, electrician, textile machinery assembler, waiter, glass assembler, power plant worker, welder.

RIE: Building and bridge engineering, environmental engineering, aviation engineering, highway engineering, power engineering, signal engineering, telephone engineering, general mechanical engineering, automation engineering, mining engineering, marine engineering, traffic engineering and technical personnel, cartographers, domestic economic personnel, surveyors, farmers, farm workers, agricultural machinery operators, cleaners, radio repair, automobile repair, watch repair, plumber, and so on.

RIC: Ship workers, receptionists, magazine keepers, dental assistants, hat makers, millers, masons, machine makers, locomotives, agricultural machinery assembly, automobile assembly, sewing machine assembly, clock assembly and inspection, electrical appliance assembly, shoemaker, locksmith, goods inspector, elevator mechanic, assembler, nursery director and piano.

RAI: hand carving, glass carving, model making, furniture carpentry, leather making, hand embroidery, hand crochet, typesetting, printing, picture carving and binding.

RSE: Firefighters, traffic patrolmen, policemen, doormen, hairdressers, room cleaners, butchers, forgers, diggers, pipe installers, taxi drivers, cargo porters, newspaper couriers, explorers, entertainment venue waiters, crane operators, pest killers, elevator operators and kitchen assistants.

RSI: Textile workers, weavers, teachers in agricultural schools, teachers in certain vocational courses (such as art, business, technology and craft courses), rubber workers wearing raincoats.

REC: water meter reader, nanny, experimental animal keeper, animal administrator.

REI: Captain, navigator, first mate, test tube experimenter.

RES: Hotel attendants, livestock keepers, fishermen, fishing net repairmen, boatswain, harvester operators, baggage porters, park attendants, rescuers, mountain climbing guides, train engineers and technicians, construction workers and track-laying workers.

RCI: Surveyors, surveyors, instrument operators, agricultural engineering technicians, chemical engineering technicians, civil engineering technicians, petroleum engineering technicians, reference room administrators, prospectors, calciners, cellar burners, miners, gunners, maintenance workers, grinders, samplers, sample inspectors, rotators, rinders, welders, sawmen, planers, hat makers and carpenters.

RCS: bus driver, first-class sailor, swimming pool attendant, tailor, builder, mason, chimney worker, concrete worker, telephone repairman, bomber, postman, miner, paperhanger and textile worker.

RCE: Driller, crane driver, farm worker, mail sorter, forklift driver, tractor driver. IAS: general economist, farm economist, financial economist, international trade economist, experimental psychologist, engineering psychologist, psychologist, philosopher, physician and mathematician.

IAR: Anthropologist, astronomer, chemist, physicist, medical pathologist, taxidermist, fossil restorer, art manager.

ISE: nutritionist, diet consultant, fire inspector, postal inspector.

ISC: inspector, TV studio repairman, TV maintenance waiter, autopsy room staff, cataloger, medical laboratory technician, investigation researcher.

ISR: aquatic biologist, entomologist, microbiologist, optician, vision corrector, bacteriologist, dentist, plastic surgeon.

ISA: experimental psychologist, general psychologist, developmental psychologist, educational psychologist, social psychologist, clinical psychologist, target scientist, dermatologist, psychiatrist, gynecologist, ophthalmologist, ENT doctor, medical laboratory technical expert, civil aviation medical staff and nurse.

IES: bacteriologist, physiologist, chemical expert, geological expert, geophysical expert, textile technical expert, hospital pharmacist, industrial pharmacist, pharmacy salesman.

IEC: Archivist and Insurance Statistician.

ICR: quality inspection technician, geological technician, engineer, judge, library technical consultant, computer operator, hospital stethoscope, poultry inspector.

IRA: geographer, geologist, acoustic physicist, mineralogist, paleontologist, petroleum scientist, seismologist, acoustic physicist, meteorologist, atomic and molecular physicist, electromagnetic physicist, design auditor, demographer, mathematical statistician, surgeon, urban planner and meteorologist.

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, veterinarian, radiation therapist.

IRE: Chemist, chemical engineer, textile engineer, food technician, fishery technical expert, material and test engineer, electrical engineer, civil engineer, aviation engineer, administrative official, metallurgical expert, nuclear engineer, ceramic engineer, geological engineer, power engineering, dentist, dentist.

IRC: airplane pilot, pilot, physics laboratory technician, document inspector, agricultural technical expert, biological technician, animal and plant technical expert, oil pipe inspector, industrial and commercial planner, mineral safety inspector, textile inspector, camera repairman, engineering technician, computer programmer, tool designer and instrument repairman.

International station: Bookkeeper, accountant, timekeeper, casting machine operator, typist, key operator, copier operator.

CRS: keeper, archivist, sewing worker, narrator and payee.

CRE: price marker, laboratory staff, advertising manager, automatic typewriter operator, motor assembler, sewing machine operator.

CIS: Bookkeeper, customer service, newspaper publisher, land surveyor, employee of insurance company, accountant, appraiser, postal inspector and foreign trade inspector.

CIE: Typist, Statistician, Cheque Recorder, Orderer, Proofreader, Office Clerk.

CIR: proofreader, engineer, submarine telegraph operator, maintenance planner and dispatcher.

CSE: Receptionist, correspondent, telephone operator, conductor, hotel waiter, private employee, business teacher, tourist staff.

CSR: freight forwarder, railway clerk, traffic inspector, office correspondent, bookkeeper, cashier, bank financial clerk.

Secretary, librarian, office clerk.

CER: postman, data processor, office clerk.

CEI: Salesman, economic analyst.

CES: bank accountant, bookkeeper, company secretary, stenographer, court reporter.

ECI: bank president, auditor, credit administrator, real estate administrator and commercial administrator.

Credit staff, insurance personnel, various buyers, customs service managers, salespeople, buyers and accountants.

ERI: construction manager, industrial engineer, head nurse, farm manager, agricultural administrator.

Warehouse manager, house manager, warehouse supervisor.

ERC: postman, captain of fishing boat, foreman of mechanical operation, foreman of carpentry, foreman of bricklayer, foreman of driver.

EIR: publication manager of scientific, technical and related periodicals.

EIC: patent agent, appraiser, transportation service inspector, safety inspector, waste buyer.

EIS: police, scouts, traffic inspectors, security consultants, contract managers, businessmen.

Judges, lawyers and notaries.

Ears: showroom manager, stage manager, announcer, animal trainer.

ESC: barber, referee, government administrator, financial administrator, project administrator, salesman, occupational disease prevention, business manager, office director, personnel supervisor and dispatcher.

ESR: Furniture salesman, bookstore salesman, bus driver, daily necessities salesman, head nurse, natural science and engineering administrative leader.

ESI: Museum librarian, librarian, antiquities administrator, catering manager, regional security service administrator, technical service consultant, supermarket administrator, retail store clerk, wholesaler, taxi service station dispatcher.

ESA: Museum curator, newspaper librarian, music equipment salesman, advertising salesman, tour guide, purser (on board or on a flight), flight attendants, crew members, judges and lawyers.

ASE: drama director, dance teacher, advertising writer, newspaper, columnist, reporter, actor, English translator.

ASI: Music teacher, musical instrument teacher, art teacher, band conductor, chorus conductor, singer, performer, philosopher, writer, advertising manager, fashion model.

AER: news photographer, TV photographer, artistic director, recording director, clown actor, magician, puppet actor, knight and diver.

AEI: Music director, stage director and film director.

AES: Pop singer, dancer, film director, radio host, dance teacher, ventriloquist, comedian and model.

AIS: painter, playwright, editor, critic, master of fashion art, news photographer, actor and literary writer.

AIE: gardener, leather designer, industrial product designer, silhouette artist, master of replica sculpture.

Air: Architects, painters, photographers, draftsmen, sculptors, environmental beauty chemists, packaging designers, embroiderers, ceramic designers, cartoonists.

SEC: social activist, veteran service officer, representative of chamber of commerce and industry, education consultant, dormitory manager, hotel manager and catering service manager.

SER: Sports coach, swimming coach.

SEI: president of university, dean of college, hospital administrator, historian, domestic economist, vocational school teacher, librarian.

Hai: Entertainment manager, foreign affairs clerk, social service assistant, general counsel, religious educator.

SCE: Assistant Minister, welfare agency staff, production coordinator, environmental sanitation manager, theater manager, restaurant manager and conductor.

SRI: Assistant surgeon, hospital attendant.

SRE: PE teachers, occupational therapists, sports coaches, professional athletes, housekeepers, children's tutors, policemen, ushers, ushers and nannies.

Nurses, nursing assistants, hospital office workers, hairdressers, school children's service personnel.

SIA: Sociologist, psychological counselor, school psychologist, political scientist, dean of a university or college, educator of a university or college, agronomist of a university, law teacher of a university, teacher of engineering and architecture courses of a university, teacher of mathematics, medicine and physics of a university, teacher of social science, life science, postgraduate teaching assistant and adult education teacher.

SIE: nutritionist, nutritionist, customs inspector, safety inspector, tax inspector, principal.

SIC: sketch artist, veterinary assistant, clinic assistant, medical inspector, entertainment director, probation officer, consultant, social science teacher.

Sir: Physiotherapist, ambulance crew, hand and foot doctor, occupational disease treatment assistant.