Test: The right career choice

Test: The right career choice

| Self-development

Decide on a career development plan!

You have definitely heard the phrase "Choose a profession to your liking and you will not have to work a single day in your life"! Now let's try to figure out how to make that into a reality of your life. Perhaps you chose the right profession in the very beginning, or maybe not. Our test will help you figure it out.

How to take the test

In each set (there are 10 in total) you can:

  1. Choose only one type of activity that brings you pleasure - and on the scale, choose the maximum position for the slider; and also select one type of activity that you do not like, and set the slider to the minimum position.
  2. For learning more, set the slider to the desired position for each activity. Listen to your feelings - how pleasing or undesirable each of the activities is for you.

Share the results on social networks so that your friends can also make their lives a little freer and happier.

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