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What Am I Good at?

What Am I Good at?

Not only will this test help you understand what you are good at, but it will also tell you your less-than-ideal options. Check all that apply.

I want to be of service to others.

I avoid overly emotional situations.

I only take calculated risks.

I look for excitement in everyday life.

I am a very independent person.

I am pretty flexible.

I enjoy doing things spontaneously.

I am not very good at giving negative feedback.

I need to take my time to think things through before making a decision.

I get very excited about new projects.

What Am I Good at?

If my work or relationship situation isn’t fun anymore, I will end it right there.

I like to encourage people by praising them and being supportive of their ideas.

I make decisions very fast. If both options are equally good or equally bad, I will just flip a coin to decide.

I don’t plan too far ahead.

I am often compelled to talk through my issues.

Making a decision is often difficult for me because I am torn between all the different options. I ultimately choose what “feels” right even when it isn’t a logical choice.

I believe I am a natural problem-solver.

I take charge of any situation.

I am one of the most easygoing people you will ever meet.

I always lend a listening ear to those who need it.

I enjoy thinking of possibilities that are not yet a reality.

What Am I Good at?

I prefer to follow tried-and-true methods to achieve my objectives.

For the most part, I actually enjoy unpredictable situations.

I like to see things through to completion.

I am definitely a very imaginative person!

Some people find me intimidating.

I need a lot of variety in my life.

I have a quick mind.

I am a very stable and dependable person.

I am very sensitive myself, and I try my best not to offend others.

My day-to-day living is driven by structure and schedule.

I am very cost-conscious.

I can be a little scatterbrained at times.

I tend to start several different projects at once, which may mean that some of them will not get accomplished.

I live by the principle, “If you want to do it right, do it yourself.”

I am a private person and don’t feel the need to express myself.

I want my work to be fun.

Usually, I don’t praise others when they do their job right. I feel like that’s what they should do anyway.

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    I always read between the lines.

    To do anything, I need clear instructions.

    ARISTOCRAT

    What you are good at:

    1. Your ability to stay calm may make you a good fit for structured environments, including the military — army, navy, air force, etc.

    2. Medicine could be another option for you, thanks to your organized mind, calm nature, and strong work ethic.

    3. You are great at following instructions and have great respect for hierarchy at work, which means you may excel as an employee, manager, or leader.

    4. Accounting jobs may suit you well, as you are naturally attentive to detail, meet deadlines, and don’t mind working alone.

    5. People with these traits may also do well in police or detective work because they are comfortable with structure and tend to stick to the facts.

    You may not be particularly good at:

    1. Marketing. Because you are not driven by looks, image, and prestige, you may have difficulty producing marketable products. Your products may be perfect in every other way but may not appeal to the masses.

    2. Counseling or therapy. You are a calm and collected person and may not always understand other people’s emotional world. Displays of strong emotion may also make you uncomfortable because they can feel difficult to control or predict.

    CEO

    What you are good at:

    1. You are a natural leader. People with your traits may do well as CEOs, strategists, company managers, directors, and in other leadership positions.

    2. Your sharp mind and inquisitiveness may make science a good option for you.

    3. You could also become a very inspiring teacher.

    Your less-than-ideal options:

    1. Working alone. You are more on the extroverted side and enjoy your dose of daily communication.

    2. Counseling and therapy. You may be a little blunt at times, plus you aren’t particularly patient.

    FRIEND

    What you are good at:

    1. You are a very emotional and empathic person and may excel in psychology, counseling, therapy, or coaching. You are also very patient with different types of people and are able to support them even if you don’t necessarily think the same way.

    2. School or kindergarten teaching may also suit you. You have many of the traits that can be useful when working with children.

    3. Art. Art is an excellent way to express yourself, and you have a lot to say. Besides, your natural moodiness may sometimes become an obstacle in the corporate world, while art is a good way to release negative feelings.

    4. Writing. For the same reasons as above.

    You may struggle with:

    1. Medicine. You may be a fantastic doctor; however, it may be difficult for you not to get too involved with your patients’ struggles. Medicine could prove to be too emotionally exhausting for you.

    2. Administrative positions may not be an ideal choice for you because you prefer serving others in more tangible ways instead of “paper shuffling.”

    STAR

    What you are good at:

    1. Sales and marketing. You understand what makes things appealing to others. Your friendly and entertaining manner makes it easy to approach people and keep them interested.

    2. Coaching or other types of training, including sports and education. Effective coaches don’t judge people when they make mistakes as they learn. They are also positive and enthusiastic. Luckily, you possess many of these qualities.

    You may have issues with:

    1. Working in a very structured environment where you are required to respect company rules and hierarchy.

    2. Jobs with very little stimulation.

    3. Working alone.

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