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Career test

Which job suits me?

A free career test: 24 questions about what you enjoy and 20 about who you are. In about five minutes you'll see which jobs and fields suit you, with the jobs that are actually open right now.

Interests based on the Holland model (RIASEC), the model career advisers use worldwide; personality based on the Big Five, the most thoroughly researched personality model in psychology. Your answers stay in your browser. If you're logged in, we keep only your result in your profile, so jobs and your cover letter match it.

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  1. Repairing a broken machine or bike

  2. Figuring out why something works the way it does

  3. Designing a logo, website or room

  4. Helping someone who is stuck

  5. Convincing a client of a proposal

  6. Sorting out messy paperwork

  7. Working with your hands, outdoors or in a workshop

  8. Analysing data to find an answer

  9. Writing texts or stories, or making videos

  10. Teaching or explaining something to someone

  11. Leading a team and making the call

  12. Working with set procedures and a clear schedule

Frequently asked questions

How do I know which job suits me?

Look at two things: what you enjoy doing (interests) and who you are (personality). This test measures both and shows which fields and jobs fit, with the jobs open right now.

Is this career test free?

Yes. The test and the result are free and you don't need an account. If you then want to see all matching jobs with employer and salary, you can with a membership.

What is the Holland code (RIASEC)?

A way of dividing work into six kinds: realistic, investigative, artistic, social, enterprising and conventional. Your code is the three that appeal to you most, strongest first.

What does the Big Five measure?

Five traits psychologists use worldwide: extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, emotional stability and openness. There's no good or bad score; it says something about work that suits you.

Personality questions from the International Personality Item Pool, the scientific item bank psychologists use worldwide. Interest questions based on the Holland model.