TOP CAREER FOR ME... A CARTOONIST?!
It amuses me how drawing is 3 of the top 5 options... except I can't draw THAT well. Derived from
ziasudra, but she said she saw it first from
abstractconcept Okay here's the list (and what to do if you want to test yourself):
1. Go to http://careercruising.com
2. Put in Username: nycareers, Password: landmark.
3. Take their "Career Matchmaker" questions.
4. Post the top ten results.
1. Cartoonist / Comic Illustrator - B
2. Artist - B
3. Animator - B
4. Website Designer - B
5. Writer - A
6. Medical Illustrator - B
7. Illustrator - B
8. Association Manger - B
9. Acupuncturist - B
10. Director of Photography 0 C
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11. Desktop Publisher - B
12. Multimedia Developer - B
13. Critic - B
14. Orthodonist - C
15. Zoologist- C
16. Chiropractor - B
17. Audiologist - B
18. Photographer - D
19. Bank Manager - B
20. Animal Breeder - B
21. Physical Therapist - B
22. Veterinarian - C
23. Dentist - C
24. Marine Biologist - C
25. Health Care Administrator - B
26. Prosthetist / Orthotist - B
27. Translator - B
28. Anthropologist - B
29. Inventor - A
30. Dermatologist - B
31. Webmaster - B
32. Office Manager - B
33. Biologist - C
34. Naturopath - B
35. Technical Writer - B
36. Insurance Writer - B
37. Botanist - C
38. Editor - A
39. Plastic Surgeon - B
40. Kinesiologist - B
Skill wise (the A's):
5. Writer
29. Inventor
38. Editor
I find it a bit amusing that the first doctor-ish profession comes in at 30 with dermatology. I don't find it surprising that a lot of my top career choices are in creative fields. Marine Biologist is one of the things I did consider in undergrad (had I gone to a university that had that as a major option) but found out I got seasick and that killed that ambition pretty fast. Animal breeder is not wholly out of the question, b/c I'd like to breed horses later on, when I have money.
But it makes me happy that writer is in the top 5. Now I only wish I'd gone to grad school for that instead of med school. *sighs*
ziasudra, but she said she saw it first from
abstractconcept Okay here's the list (and what to do if you want to test yourself):
1. Go to http://careercruising.com
2. Put in Username: nycareers, Password: landmark.
3. Take their "Career Matchmaker" questions.
4. Post the top ten results.
1. Cartoonist / Comic Illustrator - B
2. Artist - B
3. Animator - B
4. Website Designer - B
5. Writer - A
6. Medical Illustrator - B
7. Illustrator - B
8. Association Manger - B
9. Acupuncturist - B
10. Director of Photography 0 C
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11. Desktop Publisher - B
12. Multimedia Developer - B
13. Critic - B
14. Orthodonist - C
15. Zoologist- C
16. Chiropractor - B
17. Audiologist - B
18. Photographer - D
19. Bank Manager - B
20. Animal Breeder - B
21. Physical Therapist - B
22. Veterinarian - C
23. Dentist - C
24. Marine Biologist - C
25. Health Care Administrator - B
26. Prosthetist / Orthotist - B
27. Translator - B
28. Anthropologist - B
29. Inventor - A
30. Dermatologist - B
31. Webmaster - B
32. Office Manager - B
33. Biologist - C
34. Naturopath - B
35. Technical Writer - B
36. Insurance Writer - B
37. Botanist - C
38. Editor - A
39. Plastic Surgeon - B
40. Kinesiologist - B
Skill wise (the A's):
5. Writer
29. Inventor
38. Editor
I find it a bit amusing that the first doctor-ish profession comes in at 30 with dermatology. I don't find it surprising that a lot of my top career choices are in creative fields. Marine Biologist is one of the things I did consider in undergrad (had I gone to a university that had that as a major option) but found out I got seasick and that killed that ambition pretty fast. Animal breeder is not wholly out of the question, b/c I'd like to breed horses later on, when I have money.
But it makes me happy that writer is in the top 5. Now I only wish I'd gone to grad school for that instead of med school. *sighs*