Your career interests
A made-up example that shows what you get after the test. Take the test to get your own result.
Your strongest interests
- 1
Altruism
Helping, teaching and caring for others
You like to help, support and teach other people. People with this interest are drawn to work where they care for, guide or develop others, in health care, education and social work.
- Caring for sick people
- Teaching
- Giving advice and support
- Volunteering
- 2
Leadership
Leading, persuading and making decisions
You like to take charge, influence others and make things happen. People with this interest are drawn to roles where they set the direction, negotiate, sell ideas or represent others.
- Leading a team
- Persuading others
- Running a campaign
- Making big decisions
- 3
Analysis
Science, mathematics and problem solving
You like to understand how things work and to solve complex problems. People with this interest are drawn to science, research, mathematics, statistics and programming.
- Doing experiments
- Solving puzzles
- Programming
- Working with data
All eight interest areas
What you liked most
You answered “Strongly like” to these. Specific activities and jobs you like say a lot, also when they do not fit the overall pattern.
- Help others learn new ideas
- Care for sick people
- Be an elementary-school teacher
- Be a social worker
- Be a minister, priest, rabbi or other religious teacher
- Counsel persons who need help
- Instruct parents on child care
- Be a physical therapist
- Provide comfort and support to others
- Participate in charity events
- Be a counselor or therapist
- Lead other people
- Be a sales or marketing director
- Be the chief executive of a large company
- Organize a political campaign
- Plan an advertising campaign
- Debate topics in a public meeting
- Persuade others to change their views
- Make decisions that affect a lot of people
- Carry out medical research
- Solve complex puzzles
- Be a professional dancer
- Be an artist or architect
Careers that match your interests
Based on your interest profile, compared with the interest profiles of more than 900 occupations.
- minister of religion
- clinical psychologist
- marriage counsellor
- family social worker
- primary school teacher
- nurse responsible for general care
- dancer
- career guidance advisor
- advertising manager
- member of parliament
Interests are not the same as abilities, and the test does not predict how successful you will be. Use the result as a starting point for exploring, not as a final answer.
Occupations and interest profiles: O*NET 31.0 Database, U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration (CC BY 4.0). Occupation names: ESCO, European Commission. Matched and adapted by Big Five Personality Test.