Career Code Test

[sserafim]

Career Code Test

Test based on the Holland RIASEC model of career types, to assess job suitability based on personality

www.idrlabs.com

 

[EvisceratedJester]

Career Code Test

Result:

A person's top three domains is called their career code. Your career code is RIS.

 

[derpyderpins]

 

[sserafim]

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These are my occupations. Can you see me as these?

News Analysts, Reporters, and Journalists

Video Game Designers

Interests: Investigative, Artistic, Enterprising

www.onetonline.org

 

[derpyderpins]

These are my occupations. Can you see me as these?

News Analysts, Reporters, and Journalists

Video Game Designers

Interests: Investigative, Artistic, Enterprising

www.onetonline.org

The surprise to me in your results was how high your enterprise score was. I figured we'd be pretty similar besides the flipped social score.

Skill-wise, there's no reason you can't be a news analyst, reporter, etc. I think journalist fits the best. While you like people thinking you're pretty, you won't want to just read off a teleprompter, you'll want to write the story. Also some sort of on-camera person would be more social than you might like. I've thought that being some sort of activist for pro-choice or other beliefs you have would be a great fit for you, and journalist is right there.

Video Game Designer sounds fine, too. I know you had considered coding. I'd need to know more about specifically what you want to do, but I don't see a reason to exclude it.

I think I've earned a question of my own. Do you really care about my opinion on these things?

 

[sserafim]

The surprise to me in your results was how high your enterprise score was. I figured we'd be pretty similar besides the flipped social score.

Skill-wise, there's no reason you can't be a news analyst, reporter, etc. I think journalist fits the best. While you like people thinking you're pretty, you won't want to just read off a teleprompter, you'll want to write the story. Also some sort of on-camera person would be more social than you might like. I've thought that being some sort of activist for pro-choice or other beliefs you have would be a great fit for you, and journalist is right there.

Video Game Designer sounds fine, too. I know you had considered coding. I'd need to know more about specifically what you want to do, but I don't see a reason to exclude it.

I think I've earned a question of my own. Do you really care about my opinion on these things?

Usually I don't score so high on enterprise but I guess I was in an entrepreneurial mood tonight. What about these ones?

Landscape Architects

Commercial and Industrial Designers

Architects, Except Landscape and Naval

Interests: Investigative, Artistic, Realistic

www.onetonline.org

 

[shimmerdeath]

 

[derpyderpins]

Usually I don't score so high on enterprise but I guess I was in an entrepreneurial mood tonight. What about these ones?

Landscape Architects

Commercial and Industrial Designers

Architects, Except Landscape and Naval

Interests: Investigative, Artistic, Realistic

www.onetonline.org

These all read pretty similarly. I'm sure you either had some work with modeling software in school (hopefully autocad. Thank you so much [redacted university] for having me learn fucking solidworks), or you can easily learn that. So, that's the substantive part of the work. You should be good with pattern recognition and visualizing space, which will also be helpful.

There is a big artistic component here. I know you've made music, and separately from that you have a creative mind, but I'd have to assume you also have some interest in visual design/art as well. There's the subject matter.

The concern is that all three mention a lot of communications (email, calls, face-to-face.) Engineers and that side of the STEM field are often nerdy and career focused but relations with the people you work with are important. Now, personally, I think you can do it. I think you absolutely are capable of communicating, but I know it's a concern for you.

Somewhat leads me back to my question.

 

[Agon321]

 

[leavingthesoultrap]

Lol

 

[Dr Iron Arc]

Oops.

 

[Saturn_]

Isn't this just called being useless to society? :/

 

[Dr Iron Arc]

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Isn't this just called being useless to society? :/

At least you have a couple that match your score exactly. I managed to be so useless, there's no job that fits my exact code.



I don't have enough patience to be around too many kids and I'm too stupid to learn another language.

 

[sserafim]

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Isn't this just called being useless to society? :/

Why do you care if you're useless to society or not?

 

[Saturn_]

At least you have a couple that match your score exactly. I managed to be so useless, there's no job that fits my exact code.
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I don't have enough patience to be around too many kids and I'm too stupid to learn another language.

Honestly I've always wanted to design a video game, but probably on my own. The video game industry has awful working conditions from what I've heard... Being a translator also sounds interesting. I have minimal Japanese knowledge, like N5 proficiency level, but I wanted to get back into studying that and stock up on some good textbooks.

Why do you care if you're useless to society or not?

Just practicality. I don't care about the social aspects of it -- right now I'm currently rocking the NEET lifestyle. It just seems like there are far less realistic career options for people with more artistic or creative inclinations, and I don't think I could feasibly stay NEET forever.