Career Development Report
The following are sample exerpts from the report content. To obtain your report, take the Career Development Report. The following are examples of occupations that are most suitable for you, based on your personality type and the expressiveness of its dimensions. The occupations are grouped according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) classification. The annual median wage as reported by BLS is also provided. Disclaimers: The list of example ocupations above is not intended to be a complete list of occupations for the personality type indicated. Occupations similar to the ones listed may also be suitable. There may be other occupations that are also suitable for your personality type. You may be successful and comfortable in occupations that are not listed above. The annual median wage numbers presented above may not be up-to-date with the latest U.S. BLS update. People can be characterized by their preferences in four main areas (or dimensions) - each dimension is represented by two opposite preferences (or poles): Extraversion vs. Introversion, Sensing vs. Intuition, Thinking vs. Feeling, and Judging vs. Perceiving. The combination of these preferences determines personality type. Your personality type is: ENTJs, like any other personality type, realize their potential and succeed when their workplace environment is in harmony with their core personality traits. According to the approach to personality used here, the core personality traits of ENTJs are logic and intuition. Describes career development methods tailored to the specifics of your personality. Using these methods may help you in career advancement. Understanding your own personality strengths and weaknesses is crucial for career development. This section outlines some methods you can use to leverage your natural personality strengths. As well, recognizing and understanding the personality types of other people you interact with in the workplace can help in establishing more effective relationships with these people. Here are some typological traits of your personality and some practical tips to achieve the best results. This section lists your personality strengths. Use it for self-marketing. For example, you can incorporate the strengths into your resume, or mention them in an interview or at other appropriate situations to promote yourself. As with anyone else, some of your natural personality traits may become your weaknesses or become obstacles in successful career development. These “weaknesses” or pitfalls typically manifest themselves when certain workplace circumstances are in place. This section describes some pitfalls related to the specifics of your personality which you should be aware of, as well as some useful tips to help you manage these issues. If you are constantly caught in a routine and it makes you feel frustrated, perhaps it is time for a change. See if there is a way to diversify your routine, establish some room for creativity and make a use of your natural gifts. Outlines conditions and “symptoms” of when a career or job change may be desirable, from a standpoint of personality fit. A successful career is often characterized not only by climbing up the corporate ladder within the same organization but also by making job or career moves in order to get an opportunity to utilize the strongest areas of one's personality, and therefore make work more fulfilling. Another reason is to reduce stress resulting from work demands that conflict with an individual’s natural personality traits and preferences, possibly causing severe frustration and burnout. Use the worksheet below to assess your current workplace suitability. On the scale of 1 - 10 evaluate the extent your current job matches the described characteristics in each of the 3 areas. Comments: Comments: Comments: Your total job compatibility score is: If your total score is 23 or higher, there is no indication for career or job change. If your total score is less than 14, you should seriously consider a career or job change to find a job that better fits your personality. If your total score is 14-22 check which of the 3 areas received the least score. See if your present job responsibilities may be changed so they better fit the desired characteristics. If this is not possible, you may want to explore changing your job to a job that is a better fit for your personality. Personality Radar visually represents and summarizes strengths of the key workplace-related behavioural qualities of your personality. The listing of these traits in order of expressivenes is presented below: Leadership Potential The Leadership Potential (or the "Power index") is indicative of the drive to take a lead, win and be in charge. The higher the index, the higher the likelihood that the individual has natural leadership skills and takes leadership roles. Visionary The Visionary index is indicative of the ability to shape and/or understand strategic vision and goals, see new opportunities, bring fresh approaches, and understand how things and events may develop. Assurance The Assurance index refers to the ability to defend your point of view and the ability to accept criticism, as well as the ability to take responsibility for an action.Your Top Career Matches
Management General and Operations Managers $123K Administrative Services Managers $107K Industrial Production Managers $115K Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers $103K Computer and Information Systems Managers $156K Construction Managers $105K Architectural and Engineering Managers $153K Training and Development Managers $123K Education Administrators $112K Careers in Military Careers in Military N/A Politics Politics N/A Legal Lawyers, Judges, and Related Workers $141K Community and Social Service Educational, Guidance, and Career Counselors and Advisors $61K Directors, Religious Activities and Education $50K Engineering Aerospace Engineers $119K Chemical Engineers $117K Civil Engineers $94K Computer Hardware Engineers $123K Electrical and Electronics Engineers $106K Industrial Engineers $93K Marine Engineers $99K Mechanical Engineers $94K Nuclear Engineers $121K Petroleum Engineers $157K Engineering Technicians $62K Computer and Mathematical Computer Systems Analysts $96K Information Security Analysts $104K Software Developers and Software QA Analysts and Testers $112K Web Developers $82K Computer Network Architects $115K Computer and Information Research Scientists $127K Network and Computer Systems Administrators $88K Computer Programmers $93K Database Administrators $96K Educational Instruction and Library Engineering and Architecture Teachers $110K Physics Teachers $101K Economics Teachers $119K Law Teachers $130K Political Science Teachers $102K Math and Computer Science Teachers $91K Atmospheric, Earth, Marine, and Space Sciences Teachers $103K Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship N/A Your Personality Type: ENTJ
ENTJ - Extraversion iNtuition Thinking Judging
What Does It Mean?
Most Favourable Work Environment
Personality Strengths
Career Development Methods
Market Yourself
Pitfalls
Career and Job Change
Part 1: Presence of Favourable Job Characteristics
Part 2: Absence of Unfavourable Job Characteristics
Part 3: Leadership Requirements of the Job
Total Score and Interpretation
Key Career-Related Traits
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