Strong Interest Inventory Assessment

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The results I received from completing the strong interest inventory assessment are the themes investigative, conventional and enterprising. I agree with the assessment even though I guess beforehand that I would have the themes conventional, investigative and artistic. The occupational themes I believe most accurately reflects my work personality is investigative. Investigative fits my work personality because I have always been curious and if I have questions I like to get my own answers by researching them. In addition, I found that I have a passion for mathematics; especially algebra. When I am solving a math problem I feel l like it is a puzzle and I find it enjoyable when I solve it. I too believe conventional fits my work personality because I like constancy and organization in my career knowing what tasks I need to perform day to day gives me comfort so I am able …show more content…
There was not anything so far off I had trouble understanding why it assessed me in that way. It pinpointed my top three areas of least interest as politics and public speaking, mechanics and constructions and law precisely. The only assessment that took me a bit by surprise was the enterprising theme. In the description chart it mentions the value of taking risks, the interest of leadership and the skill of verbal ability. With my social anxiety I find this the most difficult to agree with. However, with it being the theme listed last I can see a little bit of that in myself. I received the highest score in enterprising from marketing and advertising which I have also been interested learning more about because it requires creativity in planning a strategic advertisement that will grab the attention of customers. I also found it to be helpful with what I should absolutely avoid when looking for a career, by looking at the job requirements I will be able to pinpoint requirements that I would not be satisfied

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