The chart below shows your vocational personality across the following eight dimensions:

Social Facilitating — Interact with people using professional knowledge to aid in problem solving, such problems are often concrete and not that personal and emotional. These activities involve advising, sharing information, recommending solutions, and helping solve practical problems through expertise and guidance.

Managing — Organize and supervise a group of people for a task. Managing occupations involve overseeing operations, assigning responsibilities, organizing workflows, and coordinating teams to achieve specific goals and objectives.

Business Detail — Handle and process administrative and detail-oriented tasks that are often important in business and administrative operations. These activities include preparing to-do lists, scheduling, maintaining records, handling data, and managing accounts with precision and accuracy.

Operating — Interact with and operate equipment, things, or machines. Operating occupations involve building, operating machinery, engaging in physical activities like sports, driving vehicles, and working with tools and mechanical systems.

Technician — Assess and diagnose practical problems and solve them through technical expertise. Technician occupations involve fixing equipment, troubleshooting technical issues, testing solutions, and setting up complex systems and machinery.

Investigative — Explore and investigate unknown phenomena to understand them, including their theory, mechanisms, and cause-and-effect relationships. These activities involve researching, studying reasons, exploring the unknown, developing theories, and conducting systematic analysis.

Artistic — Create or express something that is appealing, beautiful, useful, or innovative through creative means. Artistic occupations involve singing, drawing, writing, designing, creating original works, and expressing ideas through various artistic mediums.

Helping — Interact with people to help solve emotional and personal (often abstract) problems and facilitate personal growth. Helping occupations involve mental health support, teaching, caregiving, and helping others feel better through emotional and developmental assistance.