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Get to Know Yourself: How Career Guidance Works

What to expect and what to prepare for when completing the "Career Guidance"? We have prepared for you an overview of this service.

Get ready for some serious work
In the first and third parts you will answer questions about what type of work suits you best, what tasks are most preferable for you, what is most interesting to you. It is not difficult, but it makes you think and analyze your work activities and reactions to familiar tasks.

The second part of the test is time limited. Here the reaction speed is important, as well as the correct answers. Do not worry if you have not found the answer to complex mathematical questions. Yes, you do not have to be an analyst. But perhaps a talented writer or artist will come out of you.

Stock up on time
The test lasts 60 minutes. At this time, nothing should distract and disturb you. Sit back, turn off your phone and get started.

Tip: take the test in a relaxed atmosphere, when you are able to concentrate as much as possible. And make sure that you are tuned to the process: your condition will affect responses and speed!

Read the results carefully
As a result of testing, you will receive a detailed report on which career suits you, how you tend to perform various types of tasks. You will also receive detailed information on your professional interests and personality traits. In order to clearly understand which way to go, you will be offered 15 suitable professions and development recommendations.

You can attach the test results to the resume so that the employer can also read them or download them.

Feedback:

“The test is quite complicated. I had to think about the questions from the first block. To answer them, you first need to delve into yourself and understand what I really want from work. The second block is also not easy. I simply did not have time to answer some questions, and time passed. Well, the questions from the third block were answered easily and fairly quickly.

Test results are quite detailed. The list of 15 recommended professions is fully consistent with the specialties in which I studied, and the area where I want to work. The structure of the intellect was very interesting to read and learn new things about yourself and your abilities. The personality profile is 100% true. ”

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