Career Preferences Assessment 1: Job Titles

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Questionnaire 1 - Job Titles

The purpose of this exercise is to choose your preference between different types of work. The aim is to see what sort of work appeals to you most. Look at each group of jobs. There are seven in each set. Decide which one of the seven appeals to you most and input a 1 in the corresponding box. Then look at the remaining six jobs and see which one appeals to you most then input 2 in the corresponding box. Then do the same with the other jobs. You will have effectively sorted the original list into your own, preferred list based on which appeals to you most and least. With this exercise, focus on what you are interested in doing rather than what you think you're capable of. When you've completed all 12 groups, move through to the next exercise.
Preferences - Job Titles - Part 1
Please put in order of preference 1 - 7
Journalist*
Artist*
Truck Driver*
Food Scientist*
Logistics Officer*
Management Consultant*
School Nurse*
Preferences - Job Titles - Part 2
Please put in order of preference 1 - 7
Garbage Collector*
Research Assistant*
Supply Chain Manager*
Business Development Manager*
Allied Healthcare Assistant*
News reporter*
Industrial Designer*
Preferences - Job Titles - Part 3
Please put in order of preference 1 - 7
Textile Designer*
Carpenter*
Nuclear physicist*
Financial Controller*
Human Resources Director*
Special Needs Teacher*
Librarian*
Preferences - Job Titles - Part 4
Please put in order of preference 1 - 7
Scriptwriter*
TV Producer*
Baggage Handler*
Environmental engineer*
Marketing Analyst*
Advertising Client Manager*
Counsellor*
Preferences - Job Titles - Part 5
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Child care teacher*
Speechwriter*
Ceramic Artist*
Earth Moving Operator*
Corporate Travel Agent*
Mechatronics Engineer*
Corporate Sponsorship Manager*
Preferences - Job Titles - Part 6
Please put in order of preference 1 - 7
Electricity Technician*
Data Analyst*
Logistics Officer*
Retail Sales Assistant*
Cognitive Behaviour Therapist*
Social Commentator*
Animator*
Preferences - Job Titles - Part 7
Please put in order of preference 1 - 7
Art Journalist*
Cabinet Maker*
Chemical Engineer*
Procurement Manager*
Commercial Manager*
Early Development Teacher*
Historian*
Preferences - Job Titles - Part 8
Please put in order of preference 1 - 7
Screenwriter*
Videographer*
Mechanic*
Pathologist*
Cyber Security Analyst*
Client Relationship Manager*
Social Worker*
Preferences - Job Titles - Part 9
Please put in order of preference 1 - 7
Youth Worker*
Paralegal*
Photoshoot Stylist*
Construction Worker*
Event Venue Manager*
Statistician*
Small Business Owner*
Preferences - Job Titles - Part 10
Please put in order of preference 1 - 7
National Sales Manager*
Corrections Reintegration Officer*
Language Teacher*
Musican*
Police Officer*
Personal Assistant*
AI Developer*
Preferences - Job Titles - Part 11
Please put in order of preference 1 - 7
Software Developer*
Book Publisher*
Exercise Physiologist*
Judge's Assistant*
Lead Vocalist*
Lifeguard*
Ecommerce Dispatch Officer*
Preferences - Job Titles - Part 12
Please put in order of preference 1 - 7
Accounting Clerk*
Surgeon*
Promotions Manager*
Community Engagement Officer*
Content Writer*
Voice Over Artist*
Landscape Designer*

Motivations - Job Activities - Part 1
The purpose of this exercise is to indicate your preference between two job activities. Look at each pair of jobs or job descriptions. You have 3 points to share between the two options in a way that will show how much they appeal to you. If one appeals to you a great deal, you would give all 3 points to that one, and no points to the other. If one appeals to you slightly more than the other, give 2 points to that and 1 point to the activity you prefer less. Input the points you decide to award in the corresponding boxes. As with the job title exercise, focus on what you are most interested, instead of what you think you're capable of.
1a - Build a wooden table*
1b - Research facts for a autobiography*
2a - Decide on the set design for a TV scene*
2b - Repair dents in a car door*
3a - Research history for a museum exhibition*
3b - Provide advice on mortgages*
4a - Edit articles for a magazine*
4b - Sell second hand clothes on online marketplace*
5a - Fix the plumbing for a burst water main*
5b - Investigate potential insurance fraud*
6a - Test patients ability to walk on their own*
6b - Help build a new road*
7a - Work in emergency care*
7b - Paint street art*
8a - Support children with learning difficulties*
8b - Work on a ocean research vessel*
9a - Style a model for a fashion shoot*
9b - Edit the draft of a new book*
10a - Write a screenplay*
10b - Repair electrical faults in peoples homes*
11a - Research foreign exchange rates for cash forecasting*
11b - Run workshops for a team of salespeople*
12a - Take tour groups around an historic house*
12b - Use hammer and nails to secure wooden palings*
13a - Monitor the bank balances for a business*
13b - Conduct a choir*
14a - Run tests on human reaction times*
14b - Design the entry of a new commercial building*
15a - Welcome and manage bookings for hotel guests*
15b - Provide support to a person in a crisis*
16a - Provide rehabilitation advice to an injured person*
16b - Conduct research in human genome*
17a - Manage welfare payments for recipients*
17b - Design the set for performance*
18a - Campaign to increase awareness of a social issue*
18b - Write a eulogy*
19a - Write a movie review*
19b - Manage business operations*
20a - Style actors for a movie*
20b - Write closed captions for a TV show*

Motivations - Job Activities - Part 2
The purpose of this exercise is to indicate your preference between two job activities. Look at each pair of jobs or job descriptions. You have 3 points to share between the two options in a way that will show how much they appeal to you. If one appeals to you a great deal, you would give all 3 points to that one, and no points to the other. If one appeals to you slightly more than the other, give 2 points to that and 1 point to the activity you prefer less. Input the points you decide to award in the corresponding boxes. As with the job title exercise, focus on what you are most interested, instead of what you think you're capable of.
21a - Oversee dispatch of shipping orders*
21b - Selling energy provider to consumers by phone*
22a - Teaching english to refugees*
22b - Construct furniture from flat pack kits*
23a - Sell the last stock for a warehouse closing down*
23b - Conduct research using data analysis*
24a - Work in an abbatoire*
24b - Write a review of a theatre production*
25a - Promote products on social media*
25b - Work with kids in school with reading difficulties*
26a - Analyse the nutrition of school lunches*
26b - Provide massage to relieve pain*
27a - Design costumes for a theatre play*
27b - Manage a magazine*
28a - Work in a chemical manufacturing plant*
28b - Write script for TV sitcom*
29a - Research earth's history*
29b - Run a book shop and café*
30a - Write annual report for a company*
30b - Work with spatial data to map terrain and vegetation*
31a - Write freelance articles*
31b - Build a community of likeminded individuals*
32a - Approach local government on behalf of your community*
32b - Weld metal together*
33a - Volunteer at an aged care centre*
33b - Manage the payroll for a large organisation*
34a - Be an extra in a film*
34b - Research the causes of criminals reoffending*
35a - Write an employee benefits policy*
35b - Create social media post to promote your favourite holiday destination*
36a - Fire pottery in a kiln*
36b - Analyse seasonal data to understand climate trends*
37a - Sell renewable energy contracts*
37b - Draw charicatures of people*
38a - Plan and organise an event*
38b - Investigate source of a fire*
39a - Create a book on architecture*
39b - Work with students to measure skills and match to potential careers*
40a - Prepare the financial reports for a company*
40b - Build and manage a catering business*
41a - Be an interior designer for home makeovers*
41b - Develop technology for amputees*
42a - Design projects for students to project manage*
42b - Choose investment opportunities for a business*
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Questionnaire 1 - Job Titles

Preferences - Job Titles - Part 1

Preferences - Job Titles - Part 2

Preferences - Job Titles - Part 3

Preferences - Job Titles - Part 4

Preferences - Job Titles - Part 5

Preferences - Job Titles - Part 6

Preferences - Job Titles - Part 7

Preferences - Job Titles - Part 8

Preferences - Job Titles - Part 9

Preferences - Job Titles - Part 10

Preferences - Job Titles - Part 11

Preferences - Job Titles - Part 12

Motivations - Job Activities - Part 1

Motivations - Job Activities - Part 2