Self-test of professional interest

There are three occupations in each line. You must decide which attracts you the most, which is second and which is not attractive to you. You must choose between the three. Fill in the spaces marked A, B and C with 1, 2, 3. What is your favorite occupation? 1? ; What's your favorite occupation? 2? ; What occupation do you dislike? 3? . Sometimes, you will find a certain group of occupations attractive to you, or you are not interested in them. Even so, you must make a choice

Remember: this test is to determine which occupations are attractive to you. However, people are often concerned about the question of how to answer when there is a certain distance between what they want to do and what they can actually do. You can answer in two ways: first, ask yourself, am I willing to engage in this profession, regardless of my ability or whether I am qualified? ? At present, we usually adopt this method. Second, ask yourself again. If I have this ability, am I willing to engage in this profession? ? .

At the top of every page, you will see some letters W, A, P, E, O, B, S. Ignore these letters for the time being. They are only used to help you score later.

1, test questions

Example According to your preference, arrange the following tasks:

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A) animal keeper a3

B) laboratory assistant b 1

C) c2, the owner of the chemical store

In this example, laboratory assistant is the most popular occupation, followed by chemical store owner, and animal keeper is the least popular occupation.

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1.a) Reporter A.

Architect B.

Reporter c

tailor

Fitness coach b

C) geophysicist c

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3.a) bus driver a

Weight loss expert b

administrative assistant

4a) medical technical officersa

B) telephone consultant b

Business personnel

5a) Arrange loans for bank clientsa

B) market researcher b

Hospital nurse

6a) author a

B) sculptor b

Medical laboratory scientist

7a) tag author a

B) arborist b

Procurement officer

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Bartender a

Computer system programmer

Commodity broker

9a) ecologist a

B) business statistician b

Blind teacher

Actor a

Furniture designer b

Post office clerk

1 1a) graphic designer

B) window cleaner b

C) head of charity organizationc

Construction worker a

B) orthodontist b

Esophagologist

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Biochemist a

B) antique dealer b

C) drug consultant c

Film critic a

B) jewelry designer b

Art dealer

Chorus a

Jockey B.

Educational psychologist

production manager

B) company secretary

commercial bank

Linguist a

Organ scientist b

gaoler

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Members of Music Group A

B) scientific instrument technician b

C) legal adviser c

Lifeguard a

Procurement officer b

social worker

Children's literature writer

B) traffic controller b

C) doctor c

2 1.a) Book cover/poster artist a

Veterinary b

real estate transaction

22.a) Firearms manufactory a

B) hotel owner b

Career counselor

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librarian

Truck driver b

C) court reporter c

24.a) photographer a

B) astrologer b

Physiotherapist

25.a) advertising copy

B) chef b

Advertising agency

Window designer

B) invoice payment administrator

C) financial manager c

bookseller

electronic engineer

C) child caretakerc

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Interior decorator

B) office of trade standardsb

C) correcting teachers c

Local newspaper reporter a

Pharmacologist b

C) statistician c

Art collector

management consultant

Physiotherapist

3 1a) scientific reading writer a

Anthropologist b

Owner c

32a) Newscaster a

Bacteriologist b

C) leaders of youth clubs

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33a) Proofreader a

B) tax consultant

insurance canvasser

34a) Language teachera

Bank consultant

Hearing impaired teacher

35a) TV program researcher a

B) stock dealer b

social worker

2. Test scores

Step 1: Make statistics for each question according to W, A, P, E, O, B and S respectively. If you like a job from the beginning, that is, filling out forms? 1? , the score is1; Ranked second with 2 points; Ranked third, scored 3 points. Add the cumulative score to the table below.

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Cumulative score of each item

Step 2: Convert your score into percentage according to the table below.

% 100959085807570656055

Score1516-1719-202122-232425-262728-29.

%50454035302520 15 105

The score is 3031-323334-353637-383940-414243-45.

For example, if your score on W or letters is 39, then your score is 20 out of 100. If your score is 2 1, your score is 80 out of 100.

Step 3: Add the percentage score to the table below:

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Percentile fraction

Step 4:

Mark your score on the map, make a mark with a pen or pencil and point out where your percentile score is. Then connect these points in the chart.

Now draw your own interest map with your percentage system:

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80

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

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The meaning of letters

Arts, sciences and humanities

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Language, art, sports activities, experimental organizations, business and social activities.

3. Career guidance

If you are not only interested in one field, then you should try to find a career that can accommodate all your interests. For example, an architect may be very interested in the art field, but some architects may like to engage in business and organizational management. Similarly, an accountant may be interested in the field of organization, and if so, he can also be responsible for the human resource management of an accounting company. If you are interested in the field of physiology and sports, you can also work outdoors, perhaps checking the quantity of goods, or working in an institution that handles products, equipment or machines. The following examples are those occupations that are often related to a certain field of interest.

W language

Actor, advertising writer, bilingual secretary, book reviewer, creative writer, editor, historian, translator, journalist, language teacher, librarian, literary critic and proofreader.

art

Architects, artists, dancers, fashion designers, seal engravers, gardeners, goldsmiths, illustrators, interior decorators, makeup artists, musicians, sculptors, silversmiths, visual effects personnel and window designers.

P- physical activity

Agricultural technicians, city zoo, equipment maintenance personnel, locomotive technicians, bakers, blacksmiths, shipbuilders, construction workers, butchers, carpenters, coastguards, cooks, divers, drivers, farmers, fishermen, rangers, gamekeepers, grooms, guards, machinery manufacturers, musical instrument manufacturers, lighthouse keepers, locksmiths, mechanics, merchant sailors and miners.

Electronic experiment

Astrologers, music effect technicians, bacteriologists, botanists, chemists, weight loss experts, agronomists, experimental psychologists, debate scientists, mathematicians, meteorologists, microbiologists, physicists and surgeons.

o？ organization

Accountants, actuaries, managers, auditors, bank employees, cashiers, clerks, company secretaries, fund managers, law enforcers, security analysts, tax inspectors.

b？ business affairs

Brokers, business consultants, businessmen, importers and exporters, management consultants, management guidance, marketing managers, negotiators, human resources directors, politicians, retail managers and sales managers.

s？ social activity

Ambulance workers, career counselors, child care workers, chiropodists, educational psychologists, health guides, hotel doormen, doctors, midwives, nurses, kindergarten teachers, physiotherapists, social workers and teachers.

Social activities and language

Drama teacher, interviewer, Chinese teacher, quality education teacher, psychoanalyst, military training instructor.

Language (w) and art (a)

Actor, advertising writer, playwright, film director, film critic, TV production assistant.

Art (a) and sports (p)

Book binding machine, chef manufacturer, cake manufacturer, photographer, dessert manufacturer, curtain manufacturer, tailor, perfume technician, embroidery, gardener, mold manufacturer, installer, Potter.

Physical activity (P) and experiment (E)

Agronomists, biomedical engineers, computer engineers, engineers, aviation, civil engineering, machinery, production, environmental sanitation officials, geologists, clockmakers, hydraulic engineers, musical instrument manufacturers, metal shapers, navigation officials, investigators, technical experts and work research officials.

Experiment (e) and organization (o)

Business system analyst, chief accountant, computer programmer, economist, market researcher, military action researcher, statistician, system analyst,

Organization (o) and business (b)

Bank manager, club manager, wealth manager, insurance company manager, office director, tax consultant, racecourse accountant, insurance personnel.

Business (b) and social activities (s)

Charitable organization managers, funeral undertakers, teaching leaders, hospital directors, hotel managers, interviewers, retail department managers, salespeople, and social service guidance.

Social activities and art

Aromatherapy doctor, art teacher, art therapist, beautician, dance teacher, music therapist, kindergarten teacher, professional doctor, piano teacher, waiter.

Social activities and sports activities

Barbers, masseurs, professional doctors, police, prison guards, production directors, sports coaches, team coaches, young leaders.

Social activities and experiments

Clinical psychologist, dental assistant, dentist, nurse, strabismus orthodontist, X-ray photographer, science teacher, social science researcher.

Language (w) and physical activity (p)

Typist, minister of agriculture, sports journalist, science and technology writer.

Art (a) and experiment (e)

Archaeologist, beautician, car designer, cartographer, designer, elegant art restorer, lighting technician, medical book illustrator, museum assistant, photographer.

Physical activity (P) and organization (O)

Bath managers, builders, customs officials, production department directors, logistics managers, transportation department managers, organization planning officials, appraisers and factory managers.

Sports activities (p) and business (b)

Accident assessors, auction hosts, exhibitors, interior engineering managers, property agents, farm managers, production managers, tax collectors and contractors.

Experiment (e) and business (b)

Computer consultant, director of scientific research unit, astigmatism doctor, medicine representative, medicine retailer, technical representative, animal hospital surgeon.

Experiment (E) and Language (W)

Anthropologists, archaeologists, information scientists, market researchers, authors of scientific books and technical books.

Organizational and social activities

Postman, local representative, employment official, director of medical department, head nurse.

Organization and language

Managers, lawyers, company secretaries, entertainment officials, law enforcement officers, librarians, receptionists, secretaries and prosecutors.

Organization (o) and art (a)

Office staff, chef, dance director, cinema manager, lobby manager, businessman, prop manager, receptionist, music room assistant, theater manager.

Business (b) and art (a)

Conference directors, literary agents, newspaper editors, public relations personnel, publishers, radio, television and film producers.

Business (b) and art (a)

Advertising text readers, art dealers, trademark managers, fashion buyers, media guides and salesmen.

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