Complete the interest inventory below and review your results. This test is based on John Holland's Self-Directed Search. This type of vocational testing has been based on a theory of personality types and environmental models. People search for environments to suit their personality. Based on the findings, did your top three letters come as a surprise to you? Do you feel this is an accurate reflection of your personality and the type of job you're in (or have done or are pursuing)? Which other like occupations would you add to the lists?

FIND YOUR INTEREST CODE - A Self-Discovery Quiz

Knowing your interests is important in finding the right job. If that job involves doing things you like, you're more likely to be happy in the job, and to keep it longer. This quiz will help you find out what your interests are... if you do it honestly. Answer each question the way you normally think and act, with a yes or no. Don't try to guess which answers are correct. There aren't any right or wrong answers. This isn't a test in which you pass or fail. It's something fun to do while you learn more about yourself. When you answer, be careful not to flatter yourself, or to put yourself down. If you find some questions difficult to answer, discuss them with someone who knows you well. And remember that your interests will change as you go through life, so don't treat the results of this quiz as if they were carved in stone, and don't let it restrict you. Enjoy it and use it to explore new possibilities.

Your journal assignment is to score your quiz and write up a summary of your results. Does this tool apply to you? Were there any surprises?

You can use this link to find yours

http://www.truity.com/test/holland-code-career-test