http://www.livecareer.com/?ref=22"Live to work, not work to live." - Diana Trent. She's right. So I looked up what would be a dream job.
Administration 7
Art 89
Clerical 67
Food Service 37
Industrial Art 80
Health Service 89
Outdoors 48
Personal Service 61
Sales 6
Science 35
Teaching / Social Service 18
Writing 99
Assertive 9
Persuasive 10
Systematic 27
Interpretive Comments:
Highest Interest Scores
Your highest score was on Writing, which means that you enjoy creative or technical writing. You are also likely to be interested in a broad range subjects, so finding occupations that allow you to exercise these interests would lead to higher work satisfaction for you. You also scored highly on Art, indicating that you have a special appreciation for the arts, and enjoy participating in them. This may involve performing on stage, creating visual artwork, or other means of artistic expression. Your high score on the Health Service scale means that you are interested in helping to prevent, diagnose or cure diseases through laboratory work, or by attending to the health needs of individuals directly.
Lowest Interest Scores
You lowest score was on Sales. You wouldn’t be satisfied in careers that involve selling merchandise or services. These careers involve understanding products and services, informing customers of their features, demonstrating products, and being persuasive with others. You also showed low interest on Administration, so you’re likely to be unsatisfied in careers where you organize the financial or day-to-day operations of a business or institution, supervise the activities of others, plan work schedules, and maintain records. Your low score on Assertive means that you wouldn’t enjoy working in situations where you were frequently required to assert authority over others, and to direct and monitor their work.
Administrative Scores
The following scores show how much confidence can be placed in your test results.
Infrequency Score: Normal
Inconsistency Score: Normal
Your administrative indices are within normal limits, indicating that you were purposeful and consistent in responding to the test.
After that is the sales pitch for a more customized report. No thanks.
So where do you stand?
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