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Understand how you work with data, people and things

All jobs combine working with data, people and things. You will have to process information, interact with others and manipulate objects no matter what career you choose to pursue. Take this quiz to find out how you see yourself working with these three components. The questions are arranged to help you identify the responsibilities that you tend to seek out in each of the three areas.

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Working with information: you like reasoning, thinking, analyzing, brainstorming or problem solving because you enjoy working with abstract concepts, such as facts, numbers, words, ideas or symbols.

Working with people: you like influencing, educating, entertaining or simply helping because you enjoy working in interaction with other people, either individually or in groups.

Working with things: you like moving, operating, building, repairing, crafting or drawing things because you enjoy working with objects that you can see and touch, such as tools, materials, devices, machines, substances, cells, plants, bodies, etc.

How do you prefer to work with data and information? You prefer...

Identify obvious differences or similarities between data, people or things.

Follow simple instructions or procedures based on your understanding or memory of the information provided.

Do calculations or use math to answer a question or decide on the best course of action.

Put together, collect, store, sort or update information.

Examine and evaluate existing information from different angles by identifying the underlying principles, facts or reasons behind it.

Develop step-by-step processes, manage a schedule or plan an itinerary to organize an activity, project or event.

Discover new facts or knowledge by combining elements from several sources.

How do you prefer to work with people? You prefer…

Would rather not work with people.

Help people with their tasks by attending to their basic or immediate needs.

Interact with people in an efficient and effective way to pass on information, give basic instructions or answer simple questions.

Convince or influence people in favour of a product, service or point of view.

Amuse, move or divert people through one or more performing arts or sports.

Lead a group, assign tasks, direct and oversee other people’s work or activities.

Transfer knowledge to teach or train people, or provide subject matter expertise.

Exchange ideas and opinions on executive decisions; and find common ground to reach an agreement, consensus or compromise.

Provide advice and guidance on complex problems that may be resolved by legal, scientific, clinical, spiritual and/or other professional principles.

How do you prefer to work with things? You prefer…

Would rather not work with things.

Use your body to move objects or materials, or go from one place to another.

Insert, throw, dump or place materials in and out of a machine that is either automated or operated by other people.

Use machines, devices or equipment in a very basic way, that is turn them on and off, and fix small bugs occasionally.

Perform manual or physical work using your body or whatever tool, material or object you see fit to get the job done.

Drive a vehicle such as a car, tractor, train or boat; or operate machinery such as aircraft, cranes or forklifts.

Constantly monitor or check things like temperature, pressure, flow, speed or volume using the right measurement tool or instrument; and tweak settings accordingly throughout the process.

Use your hands, body or tools with great skill and dexterity to move, guide, place or connect small objects.

Carry out complex setups using sophisticated equipment to install, configure, adjust or fix a machine.

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