Holland's test example

As shown on the right, your Holland code is: RSE (actual 81.8%+society 81.8%+enterprise 81.8%) Your suitable occupation (give an example of your suitable occupation type, suitable but not limited to): fireman, traffic policeman, policeman, doorman, barber, forger, digger, pipe installer, taxi.

Description:

1. Your suitable interest area is in the area where the blue hexagon is relatively concentrated.

1. If the blue area is a regular hexagon or close to a regular hexagon, the report may be invalid. R (practical type): civil engineers, farmers, X-ray technicians, engineers, aircraft mechanics, fish and wildlife experts, automation technicians, mechanics (lathe operators, locksmiths, etc.), electricians, radio operators, train drivers, long-distance bus drivers, mechanical draftsmen, machine repair and electrical engineers.

I (investigation type) Geologists, botanists, physicists, mathematicians, experimenters, scientific researchers and scientific and technological authors.

A (artistic type): interior decoration experts, library management experts, photographers, music teachers, writers, actors, journalists, poets, composers, screenwriters, sculptors and cartoonists.

S (social type): sociologists. Public health nurse.

E (enterprise type): salesman, buyer, wholesaler, hotel manager, hotel manager, advertising promoter, dispatcher, lawyer, politician, retailer.

C (regular type): bookkeeper, accountant, bank teller, court stenographer, cost estimator, tax collector. Secretary.

Note: This example is quoted from John Holland's original book version of the occupational interest test. Here is a list of occupations that are consistent with your three code names. The comparison method is as follows: First, according to your code name of occupational interest, find out the corresponding occupations in the table below. For example, if your code name of occupational interest is RIA, then dental technicians, potters, etc. are suitable occupations for your interest. Then look for occupations that are similar to your occupation interest code. For example, if your occupation interest code is RIA, then other occupations corresponding to the numbers composed of these three letters (such as IRA, IAR, ARI, etc.) are also more suitable for your interest.

RIA: dental technician, potter, architect, modeler, joiner, chain maker.

RIS: chef, forester, diver, diver, dyer, electrical appliance repairer, glasses maker, electrician, textile machine assembler, waiter, glass assembler, power plant worker, welder.

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, marine engineering, traffic engineering and technical personnel, cartographers, domestic economic personnel, surveyors, farmers, farm workers, agricultural machinery operation, cleaners, radio repair, automobile repair, watch repair, plumber, line assembler.

RIC: ship staff, receptionist, magazine keeper, dental assistant, hat maker, miller, stonemason, machine manufacturer, locomotive manufacturer, agricultural machine assembler, automobile assembler, sewing machine assembler, clock assembler and inspector, electric appliance assembler, shoemaker, locksmith, goods inspector, elevator mechanic, nursery director, piano.

RAI: hand carving, glass carving, model maker, furniture carpenter, leather making, hand embroidery, hand crochet weaving, typesetting, printing, picture carving and bookbinding.

RSE: fireman, traffic patrol, policeman, doorman, barber, room cleaner, butcher, forger, digger, pipe installer, taxi driver, cargo porter, newspaper delivery man, explorer, waiter in entertainment place, hoist operator, pest exterminator, elevator operator and kitchen assistant.

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

REC: water meter reader, nanny, laboratory animal keeper and animal administrator.

REI: ship captain, navigation pilot, first mate, test tube experimenter. RES: hotel attendants, livestock keepers, fishermen, fishing net repairers, boatswain, harvester operators, baggage handlers, park attendants, rescue workers, mountaineering guides, train engineering technicians, construction workers and track-laying workers.

RCI: surveyor, surveyor, instrument operator, agricultural engineering technology, chemical engineering technician, civil engineering technician, petroleum engineering technician, reference room manager, prospector, calciner, cellar burner, miner, maintainer, grinder, sampler, sample inspector, spinner, gunner, rinser, welder, sawworker, planer, etc.

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

RCE: well 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 pathology, taxidermist, fossil restorer, art manager.

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

ISC: inspector, TV studio repairman, TV repair waiter, autopsy room personnel, catalog editor, medical laboratory technician, investigation researcher.

ISR: aquatic biologist, entomologist, microbiologist, optician, eyesight corrector, bacteriologist, dentist, orthopedic surgeon.

ISA: experimental psychologist, general psychologist, developmental psychologist, educational psychologist, social psychologist, clinical psychologist, target scientist, dermatologist, psychiatrist, obstetrician and gynaecologist, ophthalmologist,

ENT doctor, medical laboratory technologist, civil aviation medical staff and nurse.

IES: bacteriologist, physiologist, chemist, geologist, geophysicist, textile technologist, hospital pharmacist, industrial pharmacist, pharmacy salesperson.

IEC: archivist and 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, petroleum scientist, seismologist, acoustic physicist, atomic and molecular physicist, electrical and magnetic physicist, meteorologist, 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, animal pathologist, pharmacologist, biochemist, biophysicist, cell biologist, clinical chemist, geneticist, molecular biologist, quality control engineer, geographer.

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, electric power engineering quantity, dentist, dentist.

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

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

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

CRE: price marker, laboratory worker, 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 worker.

CIR: proofreader, engineer, cable operator, maintenance planner, and dispatcher.

CSE: receptionist, correspondent, telephone operator, ticket seller, hotel waiter, private employee, business teacher, travel clerk.

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

CSA: secretary, librarian, office clerk.

CER: postman, data processor, office clerk.

CEI: salesman and economic analyst.

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

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

ECS: credit clerks, insurance personnel, all kinds of purchasers, customs service managers, salespeople, purchasers and accountants.

ERI: building manager, industrial engineer, farm manager, head nurse, agricultural management personnel.

ERS: warehouse manager, house manager and warehouse supervisor.

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

EIR: manager of scientific, technical and related periodical publications.

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

EIS: police officer, scout, traffic inspector, safety consultant, contract manager and businessman.

EAS: judge, lawyer and notary.

EAR: exhibition room manager, stage manager, announcer and animal trainer.

ESC: hairdresser, referee, government administrator, financial administrator, I-class administrator, occupational disease prevention, salesman, business manager, office director, personnel director and dispatcher.

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

ESI: museum administrator, library administrator, historic site administrator, catering manager, regional security service administrator, technical service consultant, supermarket administrator, retail store clerk, wholesaler and taxi service station dispatcher.

ESA: museum curator, newspaper librarian, music equipment salesman, advertisement salesman, tour guide, purser (on a ship or flight), flight attendant, crew, judge and lawyer.

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

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

AER: news photographer, TV photographer, art director, recording director, clown actor, magician, puppet actors, knight, diver.

AEI: music director, stage director and film director.

AES: pop singer, dancer, film director, radio presenter, 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: architect, painter, photographer, draftsman, environmental beauty chemical, sculptor, packaging designer, pottery designer, embroiderer and cartoonist.

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

SER: sports coach and swimming instructor.

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

SEA: entertainment manager, foreign service clerk, social service assistant, general consultant and religious educator.

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

SRI: surgeon's assistant and hospital attendant.

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

SRC: nurse, nursing assistant, hospital handyman, barber, school child service staff.

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

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

SIC: sketch artist, veterinary assistant, clinic assistant, physical examination inspector, worker who supervises probation offenders, entertainment director, consultant, social science teacher.

SIR: physiotherapist, ambulance crew, hand-foot doctor, occupational disease treatment assistant.