Oct 2020
8:30am, 9 Oct 2020
10,188 posts
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chunkywizard
I got about 60 recommendations from call centre operator to IT director. One pays 10x the other, talk about broad brush!
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Oct 2020
8:48am, 9 Oct 2020
53,671 posts
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Diogenes
From what I can see I could basically be anything I want to be (but I didn't get boxer)
I think I'm going to go for Stunt Performer. I already do all my own stunts, so have years of experience.
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Oct 2020
9:09am, 9 Oct 2020
12,837 posts
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NDWDave
Yeah-nah
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Oct 2020
10:40am, 9 Oct 2020
19,869 posts
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DeeGee
Not bad, actually:
Hospitality and food, plus Sports and Leisure: would explain my utter enjoyment of my first career, in group leisure travel, and tour organisation for elite rugby teams!
Computing: my most recent job before this one.
Managerial: so, that's kind of what I do now, then?
Social care: I've never done social care, but 20 years in education isn't that dissimilar, right?
Retail: er, nope.
Thankfully, I'm in a good position, career-wise, but I hope this tool proves useful for people who need it.
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Oct 2020
10:44am, 9 Oct 2020
19,870 posts
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DeeGee
Nope, drilling down further, *all* my jobs are there apart from the one where I picked strawberries to earn enough money for beer.
Apart from the one I hold a qualification to do.
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Oct 2020
12:30pm, 9 Oct 2020
4,415 posts
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westmoors
It says:
you like dealing with complicated problems or working with numbers you are motivated, set yourself personal goals and are comfortable competing with other people you like to plan things and are well organised
Then suggests the following:
Manufacturing Quality control assistant Technical brewer Science and research Astronomer Healthcare science assistant Nanotechnologist Social Care Youth offending team officer British Sign Language interpreter Housing officer Administration Personal assistant Receptionist Local government officer Government services Environmental health officer Royal Marines officer Prison governer Retail and sales Call centre operator Leisure centre assistant Retail manager Teaching and education Higher education lecturer Training officer British Sign Language teacher Hospitality and food Chef Cake decorator Head chef Managerial Office manager Estates officer Construction contracts manager
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Oct 2020
10:57am, 10 Oct 2020
3,486 posts
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um
Amongst a wide choice - call centre operator or IT director. I think I'll go for the £140k IT director. Is there a link to apply?
Although, and what I also found in many aptitude tests/appraisals etc, that what soemone wants to do doesn't always match what someone is capable of doing.
Also - sounds like the career assessment I did 40 years ago - at a gov 'executive appraisal'. I'd spent 2 years doing A level (Pure maths, Applied Maths, Physics) and 3 years doing a Maths degree. The result of the 2 hour assessment? 'good with numbers'
Oh - back on topic, I could be a cake decorator, apparently. What answers do I need to change to become a 'cake taster' ?
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Oct 2020
11:52am, 10 Oct 2020
8,407 posts
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BaronessBL
I could be either a Headteacher (people who know me will find this hilarious) or a hotel porter or (amongst a number of other things) a countryside ranger.
The job I actually do didn't come up at all and I didn't get anything sporty - not even boxer!
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Oct 2020
2:56pm, 10 Oct 2020
18,144 posts
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Rosehip
If you go through the whole test clicking "it depends" it tells you: What you told us Your answers show that:
you like dealing with complicated problems or working with numbers Because of your answers, we could not recommend any job categories. You might want to go through the assessment again to check that your responses were correct.
Which is interesting as my honest answer to many of the questions would be "it depends"
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Oct 2020
6:54pm, 10 Oct 2020
3,493 posts
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um
Rosehip - they probably don’t need any more MPs at the moment.
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