Self-Assessment Tools

To find a career that fits you, you need to know about yourself. Self-assessment—or identifying what's important to you—is the first step towards making effective career decisions. Your career foundation is based on:

	Who you are
	What you do best
	The places (environments) and people that give you energy
	The things that motivate you

Self-Assessment Tips

• Complete at least one assessment activity in interests and personality type.
• Do the values, skills and other assessments to gain a complete picture of your strengths.
• Reflect on what fits, and record your findings at every step.
• Summarize your results.
• Share your findings with others; ask questions and listen for feedback.
• Visit a career and employment consultant.

Interests

• Career Navigator and Quizzes
• Career Cruising (available through your local LMIC or your high school)
• Holland Code Quiz

Personality Type

• Are You an Introvert or an Extrovert?
• Keirsey Temperament Sorter II
• What's Your Personality Type?

Values, Skills and Other Assessment Tools:

• Work Values Quiz
• Employability Skills Assessment
• Multiple Intelligence - How do you do things?

Ask these questions when reviewing your results:

• What were the top three results on each quiz?
• Do similar findings keep coming up?
• Are the results realistic for you?