This document discusses personality types and careers. It describes six basic personality types identified by John Holland: Doer, Thinker, Creator, Helper, Persuader, and Organizer. Each type is defined by characteristics and learning styles. The document lists example careers that typically suit each personality type and encourages readers to identify their own type and suitable careers by taking an online personality test.
2. WHO AREYOU MOST LIKE?
Pooh is friendly, laid-back, and cheerful.
Rabbit is quick, organized, and busy.
Tigger is optimistic, funny, and social.
Eeyore is pessimistic, glum, and logical.
3. PERSONALITYPERSONALITY
The combination of a person’sThe combination of a person’s
characteristics and traits that makecharacteristics and traits that make
him/her a unique human beinghim/her a unique human being
4. WHAT CHARACTERISTICS OR TRAITSWHAT CHARACTERISTICS OR TRAITS
MAKE UP OUR PERSONALITIES?MAKE UP OUR PERSONALITIES?
6. DOERDOER
DESCRIPTION:
Active, likes
outdoors, often
athletic, enjoys
working with tools
and equipment
Avoids some social
activities
LEARNING STYLES:
bodily/ kinesthetic,
intrapersonal,
interpersonal
7. THINKERTHINKER
DESCRIPTION:
Enjoys math and
science, likes to use
the mind to solve
problems, enjoys
games that require
logic. Generally
avoids leading.
LEARNING
STYLES:
mathematical/
logical,
intrapersonal,
8. CREATORCREATOR
DESCRIPTION:
Expresses himself/herself
through activities such as
art, music, dance, writing,
and acting; is most
comfortable with free,
unstructured
environments
LEARNING
STYLES: visual/
spatial, bodily/
kinesthetic,
musical/
rhythmic
9. HELPERHELPER
DESCRIPTION: Enjoys
interaction with other
people, relationships with
friends and/or family are
a top priority, good
listening abilities
LEARNING
STYLES:
interpersonalve
verbal/ linguistic
11. ORGAINZERORGAINZER
DESCRIPTION: Likes
to collect and organize
things, enjoys using a
planner, is able to keep
accurate records
LEARNING
STYLES:
intrapersonal,
visual/ spatial,
mathematical/
logical
12. Doer Thinker Creator Helper Persuader Organizer
Dentist
Engineer
Marine Biologist
Medical Technician
Pilot
Veterinarian
Nurse
Police
Officer
Sales Person
Clothes Designer
Dancer
Fashion model
Counselor
Coach
Physical therapist
Aircraft Mechanic
Cabinet Maker
Cook/Chef
Farmer
Truck Driver
Real Estate Agent
Advertising Executive
Hotel Manager
Accountant
Bank Teller
Payroll Clerk
Postal service worker
Secretary
Word/data processing
Principal
Travel Agent
3 Jobs in each list
19. WHAT’SWHAT’SYOUR PERSONALITY TYPE?
Are you a Creator, Helper, Persuader, Organzier,
Doer or Thinker?
What are 4 careers that would suit your
personality?
People are more than one
20. COMPUTER LAB ONLINE PERSONALITY
TEST
Color Personality Profile
John Holland Personality Career Test
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Make a Piece of paper with 6 categories titled these different papers. Have classes in groups assign each of the following into the category they think it goes into.
Word Document Directions: Go to www.mrsngawakablog.blogspot.com and click take the two personality tests linked through the blog. Answer the following questions regarding the results of your personality tests. John Holland Personality test What were your top three areas? Do you think this test was accurate why and/or why not? What is a future career you have considered? How did the results of the test relate to this career choice? Color Personality Test What personality color were you? What did you find to be accurate about the test? What did you find to be innacurate? Conclusion Describe your personality traits and tendencies. What are your strengths and weaknesses regarding personality and tendencies? Why is it important to understand your personality? Give and support at least three reasons. How can you improve your life now that you’ve identified some of your weaknesses? What personality test did you find most interesting? Why? Which was more helpful? Why?