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Holland Code Quiz

Each question is an opportunity for you to describe the kinds of things you as a person can do, might like to do or the action that most fits you. When you have selected all of the choices that describe you, click "submit" to get your Holland Code and determine what career path(s) work best for you.

Are you...
Self-confident?	Efficient?
Outgoing?	Curious?
Intuitive?	Scientific-use information to solve new problems?
Precise?	Observant?
Creative?	Inventive, original?
Methodical?	Mechanical?
Athletic?	Idealistic?
Analytical (like to figure things out)?	Understanding?
Assertive?	Imaginative?
Free spirit or a rebel?	Energetic?
Enthusiastic?	Able to operate tools and machinery?
Friendly?	Responsible?
Sociable?	Helpful?
Practical?	Persuasive?
Insightful?	Well groomed?
A nature lover?	Able to do your own thing?
Mechanically inclined?	Straight forward?
Can you...
Lead a group discussion?	Do a lot of paperwork in a short time?
Organize activities and events?	Suggest a better way to accomplish a task?
Sell things or promote ideas?	Use a computer?
Do complex calculations?	Lead a group?
Think abstractly?	Solve mechanical problems?
Teach/train others?	Keep accurate records?
Plan and supervise an activity?	Use machines and power tools?
Operate mechanical equipment or power tools?	Play a sport?
Tolerate weather conditions?	Play a musical instrument?
Fix electrical things?	Write stories, poetry, music?
Convince people to do things your way?	Mediate disputes?
Solve math problems?	Sketch, draw, paint?
Understand science-use information to figure things out?	Write useful business letters?
Use a microscope?	Start projects?
Give talks or speeches?	Make original crafts, dinners, school or work projects?
Pitch a tent?	Design fashions, interiors or quilts?
Express yourself clearly?	Cooperate well with others?
Sing, act or dance?	Work well within a system?
Do you like to...
Tinker or work with your hands?	Do volunteer service?
Type, file, use a 10-key pad?	Help people with problems?
Work on cars, lawnmowers or sewing machines; repair kids' toys?	Be responsible for details?
Cook?	Push through to task completion?
Be elected to office or make your opinions heard?	Work with numbers?
Start your own political campaign?	Be outdoors?
Play team sports?	Read scientific or technical magazines?
Work outdoors?	Make sure things get done?
Be physically active?	Attend concerts, theaters, art exhibits?
Express your own style?	Follow clearly defined procedures?
Perform experiments?	Use computers?
Be in the center of activity?	Participate in meetings?
Keep detailed records?	Work in groups?
Win a leadership or sales award?	Work with young people?
Work on crafts, make gifts for friends and relatives?	Read fiction, plays, poetry?
Make decisions affecting others?	Meet important people?
Cook without a recipe to guide you?	Take photographs?
Work independently (by yourself with little direction)?	Explore ideas?

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