Framework
The 6 Career Interest Match types
Six vocational interests in the Holland tradition, and the pull that decides which kind of work stops feeling like effort. The types name what draws you rather than what you are qualified for, which is why they hold across a whole career rather than one job.
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How the result is decided
Each answer adds to one of 6 facets. Whichever facet ends up highest names your type, so the result is about what leads rather than what is absent.
RealisticInvestigativeArtisticSocialEnterprisingConventional
All 6 types
The Firekeeperabout 20% of peopleYou show up for people before they ask, so notice when you're giving warmth you haven't saved any for yourself.
The Moonpainterabout 14% of peopleYou make meaning out of mess, but not every idea needs to be perfect before you show it to someone.
The Toolwrightabout 18% of peopleYou'd rather fix the thing than talk about fixing it, so learn to explain your hands before someone mistakes your silence for indifference.
The Ledgerabout 16% of peopleYou bring order where others bring chaos, but the plan isn't the point — remember why you built it.
The Foxfireabout 17% of peopleYou move fast toward what you want, so slow down enough to check who's still beside you when you get there.
The Nightlababout 15% of peopleYou need to understand it before you trust it, so watch that your questions don't become a hiding place from decisions.Is this you?
The Career Interest Match test is 36 questions and takes about 6 minutes. Your result carries your own numbers, not just the name.
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