What type are you?

Before I get started, this is not a post about student types or whatever. This is more akin to a personality post that I wrote some time ago. I had to take this test as part of my home ec exam, and it's based on Holland's discoveries. The personalities can be divided into 6, and each person has a little bit of each. However, you put together the ones you scored highest on, and they call you that type. this leads up to about 30 personalities. It was actually really fun. All the jobs I got were jobs that I would love to do too! My results could have had my name on it, and I wouldn't be surprised. I am an AI type. That means artistic investigative type. I was so happy. I love art, and you'll find out later why I liked investigative. Now, on to the jobs. There were a lot of jobs, but the ones that catched my eye were landscape architect, interior designer, and visual designer. If only I could get these jobs, work could be my favorite thing in the world! these jobs are absolutely amazing. Landscape architects plan and design public outdoor spaces, such as parks, campuses, gardens, cemeteries, commercial centers, resorts, transportation facilities, and waterfront developments. They also design and plan the restoration of natural places disturbed by humans such as wetlands, stream corridors, mined areas, and forested land. To be a landscape architect you need as variety of skills such as

Artistic flair

An interest in the environment, life sciences and knowledge of the conditions needed for wildlife to flourish

Creativity and imagination

Good verbal and written communication

Negotiation and leadership ability

An eye for detail

Lateral and spatial thinking

Drawing and IT skills, including the ability to use computer-aided design

Client management skills

Interior designers make indoor spaces functional, safe, and beautiful by determining space requirements and selecting essential and decorative items, such as colors, lighting, and materials.

Some skills you need are

Artistic ability. Interior designers use their sense of style, to develop designs that look great and are aesthetically pleasing.

Creativity. Interior designers need to be imaginative in selecting furnishings and fabrics and in creating spaces that serve the client’s needs and fit the client’s lifestyle.

Detail oriented. Interior designers need to be precise in measuring interior spaces and making drawings, so that furniture and furnishings will fit correctly and create the appropriate environment.

Interpersonal skills. Interior designers need to be able to communicate effectively with clients and others. Much of their time is spent soliciting new clients and new work and collaborating with other designers, engineers, and general building contractors on ongoing projects.

Problem-solving skills. Interior designers must address challenges, such as construction delays and the high cost or sudden unavailability of selected materials, while keeping the project on time and within budget.

Visualization. Interior designers need a strong sense of proportion and visual awareness, to understand how pieces of a design will fit together to create the intended interior environment.

A visual designers aim to shape and improve the user experience through considering the effects of illustrations, photography, typography, space, layouts, and color on the usability of products and on their aesthetic appeal.

Some skills you need are

A solid foundation in typography, layout and design

Strong problem-solving skills

Experience with transitions, animation, motion design and dynamic interaction

Excellent visual, written and verbal communication skills, along with presentation and negotiation skills

A penchant for details and organization, including the ability to prioritize tasks, communicate progress and meet deadlines​

The ability to effectively take direction and work both collaboratively and autonomously

Some of these jobs were also in investigative. I can't really explain everything, all you need to know is there are 6 types, and they're called, S, A, I, C, R, and E. if you want to know about traits, check what traits there are down below.

Do you think these results suit me? What do you think you are? In case you haven't taken the test, or want to take it again, here's what to do. Type careernet on Chrome, select carrer test, then select test according to your age, answer basic questions, and start. Also, do not log in. After you're done, click show results.