Your FIT Score is a quick numerical view of how your work personality strengths align with the required characteristics of a career.
Work Personality Fingerprint
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A visual depiction of your work personality strengths
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Displays the dominant areas of your work personality
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Details how your work energy, behavior, and decisions are influenced
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Include your personality fingerprint within your CV and LinkedIn page.
Work Personality Profile Report
Congratulations for taking the time to discover your career personality. This report is based on your CareerFitter career test. Your results are designed to uncover details about your work personality and help you find the best careers for your personality when you are working.
The Ringleader
Your Quest:
Adventure
Your Style:
Diplomacy
Your Strength:
Dedication and Focus
Your report includes:
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Best Career Choices
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Occupational Factors
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Primary Characteristics
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Thomas at Work
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Potential Weaknesses
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Personality Details
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Business Points
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Communication Method
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Ideal Business Environment
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Team Building Approach
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Management Practice
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Famous People Like You
Driven from within, your motivation is deeply rooted in your own uncompromising standards rather than the allure of external accolades.
Your organizational skills are commendable. You manage teams or projects smoothly, ensuring that time and resources are optimally utilized.
Adept at focusing on details, you place a premium on productivity, efficiency, and tangible results.
Even with your stringent standards, your genuine empathy for others stands out. This warmth and understanding motivate people to give their utmost when working alongside you.
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Allows you to lead and inspire teams
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Challenges you to maintain high standards and achieve excellence
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Offers opportunities for strategic planning and big-picture thinking
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Requires meticulous attention to detail
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Recognizes and rewards intrinsic motivation and dedication
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Lets you organize and manage resources efficiently
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Calls for decision-making and taking responsibility
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Values genuine concern for the well-being and development of others
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Encourages continuous learning and self-improvement
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Positions you in roles of authority and influence
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Prioritize tasks and see them through to completion.
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Prefer deep, meaningful conversations over small talk.
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Enjoy spending time alone or in small, intimate settings.
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Think before you speak or act.
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Avoid getting sidetracked by distractions.
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Appreciate structured environments and routines.
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Work well independently or in one-on-one situations.
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Limit the sharing of personal emotions or thoughts unless comfortable.
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Handle stress by seeking solitude and reflection.
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Commit deeply to projects or people once decided.
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Have 1-2 good work friends, rather than a lot of friendly acquaintances.
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Don’t like meetings, unless they are brief and highly productive.
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Dislike multi-tasking; you prefer to focus on one project at a time.
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Like to plan and make lists, you believe a structured path is the only way to move forward.
Your focus and reservation offer a potent combination of strengths that distinguish you in many settings. With your ability to deeply concentrate, you ensure tasks are carried out with precision and commitment. This unwavering focus likely enhances your efficiency and grants you a richer understanding of tasks or subjects.
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Possess exceptional listening skills.
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Tend to avoid small talk and typically steer clear of “chatty” situations or areas within the company.
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Always think before speaking. Some might misinterpret your pause as disinterest, but those who know you understand that your words carry significant weight, making others keen to listen.
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Might take longer to address problems, given that you meticulously evaluate all options. However, once you've chosen a strategy, your actions are swift and decisive.
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Generally prefer working with computers, objects, or tools over direct interaction with people.
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Are innately curious, constantly questioning the how and why of things, and derive satisfaction from delving deep into subjects until you grasp them fully.
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Often notice patterns or connections that others might overlook due to your analytical nature.
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Value data and evidence-based decision-making, ensuring that your conclusions are always grounded in fact.
Being thoughtful and analytical, you embody a blend of introspection and keen insight that makes you stand out. Your thoughtfulness ensures that your words and actions are always purposeful, carrying a depth and sincerity that others are drawn to. It allows you to connect on a profound level, making interactions meaningful and genuine. Coupled with your analytical nature, this depth is magnified.
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Excel in emergencies, maintaining your composure and focusing on the necessary actions.
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Live fully in the present, free from undue stress. Your level-headedness enables you to foresee challenges and prepare for them, allowing you to savor each moment.
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Serve as the go-to person for those seeking wisdom and truth.
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Often find yourself in the role of mediator, even if it's not always your preferred position.
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Tend to favor interactions with individuals who are precise, practical, and thorough. Those with a more whimsical or erratic demeanor might perplex or annoy you.
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Possess a deeply rooted sense of justice.
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Have an organized desk, office, filing system, and methods. You believe in “a place for everything, and everything in its place.”
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Don’t enjoy projects that just keep going on and on and on. You like to “get things done!”
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Are impatient with delays, inconsistencies, and inefficiencies that interfere with your forward momentum.
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Don’t like surprises.
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Rarely second-guess a decision you’ve made because you considered every option...and because once you decide, you’re committed.
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Are often viewed as a perfectionist.
You are the strong, quiet leader who prefers to work methodically, thoughtfully, and with focus. People value and respect your input and wisdom and do not hesitate to approach you for help with complicated problems. You enjoy solving complex problems for your co-workers.
Your high standards make it difficult for you to delegate tasks, especially to people you view as less capable. As a result, you often find yourself with a heavy workload; plus, you sometimes overlook opportunities to nurture the potential of your team. Your preference for independent work, combined with your dislike of small talk and office “togetherness,” can make you appear aloof or cold, so it’s important for you to make an effort to communicate often and well...and preferably in person.
These are your strongest and most valuable work personality character strengths. These define “who you are” at work in “big picture” terms and offer insight into how others perceive you.
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Bold
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Introspective
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Honest
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Accountable
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Principled
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Focused
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Determined
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A great listener
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Reliable
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Witty
Your Top Business Points detail specific strengths and qualities unique to your work personality. These strengths deserve special consideration when determining if a specific job or career is a “best fit” for you. Does it allow you to utilize some or most of these strengths?
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A strong sense of what’s right, with high standards and principles
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Structured and organized
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Thorough and precise, with great attention to detail
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Open-minded, considers all options and ideas from others
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Analytical and logical, makes decisions from facts rather than emotions
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Curious and inquisitive, asks important questions
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Respected by others
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Motivates others to maintain high standards
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Dedicated and loyal to the good of the company
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Skilled at restructuring for efficiency
"Communication Method" describes the way your work personality communicates most naturally and effectively. This insight is important to understand about yourself and to implement in your work environment to achieve your best communication with others. It is also important to share with those who supervise you to achieve optimal effectiveness.
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You prefer to talk with a purpose, and would rather listen before sharing..
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You depend on facts and principles to support your viewpoint.
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You’d rather communicate through email than in person and one-on-one rather than in a group environment like meetings or conferences.
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You prefer to talk in absolutes rather than uncertainties; what is, rather than what might be.
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You value honesty.
Consider these specific factors unique to your work personality when evaluating a new position or career field. Will your new career choice fulfill these needs for your personality?
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Gives you authority to make decisions that impact the end result
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Provides opportunities to take calculated risks
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Gives you the flexibility to work alone or as part of a team
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Provides a structured environment with clear goals and expectations
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Is within a respectable company or industry that values forward momentum
How you work as part of a team is an important piece of who you are in the workplace. Knowing the unique value you bring to the team will help you understand how to maximize your assets in the group.
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You like to work in accordance with the standards and principles of the organization.
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You value efficient, organized leadership.
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You like task-oriented responsibilities that can be accomplished one at a time; you prefer not to multitask.
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You prefer to work solo or with just one other, high-standard individual.
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You’re not afraid to speak up but will only do so when there is value to add.
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You’re not offended or hurt when your ideas are not chosen; you’ll work well and commit to the best option for the company, regardless of whose idea it was.
These are your most important strengths and characteristics when managing others.
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You’re careful with delegation.
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You like to nurture good talent by thoughtfully assigning task-oriented responsibilities that will challenge and develop each team member according to their skills.
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You like your team to work within the game plan yet still value contributions and ideas that are “outside the box.”
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You expect your team to be accountable; you don’t like mistakes, but you recognize the value of learning from them.
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You prefer to communicate and give feedback via email rather than in person.
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Because your standards are so high, you tend to give praise sparingly. This can work for you or against you, depending on the work personalities of your team.
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AVERSION INDICATOR
$126,760
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Type |
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Career Name |
Salary Avg. |
Education |
Growth |
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$65,300 |
None |
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$56,260 |
Postsecondary nondegree award |
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$81,040 |
Master’s degree |
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$36,230 |
Associate's degree |
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$96,910 |
Master's degree |
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$96,910 |
None |
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$76,390 |
Bachelor's degree |
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$48,860 |
Bachelor's degree |
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$73,060 |
High school diploma or equivalent |
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$98,420 |
Master's degree |
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$77,250 |
Bachelor's degree |
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How do you feel about traveling for work?
- No
- Yes. I would accept work travel.
- Possibly
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