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What's Your Ideal Career?

You tend to enjoy:

Studying / solving math or science problems.
Doing things to help people such as teaching or providing information.
Leading and persuading people, as well as selling products and ideas.
Working with numbers, records, or machines in a set, orderly way.
Creative activities like art, drama, crafts, dance, music, or fiction writing.
Working with animals, tools, or machines.

On the other hand, you tend to avoid:

Using machines or tools to achieve a goal.
Social activities that involve teaching, healing, or informing others.
Ambiguous, unstructured activities.
Activities that require careful observation and scientific, analytical thinking
Leading, selling, or persuading people.
Repetitive or highly ordered activities.

You are best at:

Counseling or explaining things to people.
Mechanical things and working with new tools.
Inspiring people and getting them to see things your way.
Getting your head around a bunch of numbers and facts at once.
Understanding complex math and science problems.
Using your natural artistic abilities.

You see yourself as:

Precise, scientific, and intellectual.
Expressive, original, and independent.
Orderly and good at following a set plan.
Helpful, friendly, and trustworthy.
Practical, mechanical, an realistic.
Energetic, ambitious, and sociable.

At school, you are most likely to:

Excel in all of your coursework.
Do research in the library.
Perform in band or in a play.
Compete in athletic activities.
Run for student government.
Join a few clubs or volunteer for a favorite cause.

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