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Richard STYNER

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Discover Careers That Fit You

Start Here: Learn About Yourself First

This is a self-guided career tutorial. You do not need to know anything about career planning before you begin. Work through four short sections to identify your Personality, Interests, Knowledge/Skills/Abilities, and Work Values.

There are no perfect answers. The goal is to notice patterns about yourself, then use those patterns to explore careers that may fit you.

Start with Step 1: Personality

The Four Parts of Your Career Profile

You may click any section, but working from Step 1 through Step 4 is easiest.

Career planning image map: Interests, Personality, Knowledge Skills and Abilities, and Values

1 Personality

Take a RIASEC survey and get a 2–3 letter Holland Code.

Begin Personality →

2 Interests

Rate activities and find the kinds of work that sound enjoyable to you.

Find Your Interests →

3 KSA

Identify your Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities using simple prompts.

Build Your KSA List →

4 Values

Rate what you need from work: challenge, stability, flexibility, service, pay, and more.

Find Your Work Values →

When You Finish

Open My Results to see all four parts together. Then use your strongest RIASEC types to explore careers in the Jobs section. A good career does not have to match every item—look for careers that match several important parts of who you are.

View My Career Profile