Take our quick quiz to find out what your ideal career should be.
Do you ever feel you still don't know what you want to be when you grow up?
such as scrapbooking or model building. d. Go to a movie.
a. Greet people at the door. b. Join in a discussion of current events. c. Make hors d'oeuvres. d. Entertain.
a. Chicken Soup for the Soul. b. A Brief History of Time. c. How Things Work. d. An art book for your coffee table.
a. Catch up with friends over coffee. b. Organize your closets. c. Garden or do home renovations. d. Write poetry.
a. A romantic comedy such as Sleepless in Seattle. b. A thought-provoking drama such as A Beautiful Mind. c. An action-adventure movie such as Star Wars. d. An independent film such as What the Bleep Do We Know?
a. A large group that is laughing a lot. b. A small group having a lively discussion. c. Several people playing a game such as pool or darts. d. An individual who looks like an interesting person.
a. A show where your interpersonal skills can help you win, such as Survivor, The Apprentice, or The Bachelor. b. None. You think reality shows are a mindless waste of time. c. A show that gives you the chance to work hands-on to improve something, such as Trading Spaces. d. A show where you can win on the basis of your talent, such as American Idol, Last Comic Standing, or Project Runway.
If you answered mostly C's, your ideal career probably involves working with things. Tasks you might do in these careers include setting up, precision working, controlling, driving, operating, tending, feeding, or handling. Possible career choices include: chef, repair person, carpenter, collectibles dealer, veterinary assistant, mechanic.
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