Career Interest Assessment
What’s Your Holland Code?
Discover your three-letter career interest code based on Dr John Holland’s RIASEC theory — the framework used by career practitioners worldwide.
Before you begin
- 48 quick questions — for each activity, rate how much you would enjoy doing it. It takes about 6–8 minutes.
- Answer on enjoyment, not ability. It doesn’t matter whether you’re good at it, qualified for it, or paid well for it — only whether the activity itself appeals to you.
- Go with your first instinct. Your gut response is usually the most accurate one.
- Your result is a three-letter code (e.g. SEC, RIA) describing your strongest interest areas, with matched career directions.
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Your interest profile
Holland’s model arranges the six types in a hexagon — types sitting next to each other are more closely related. A profile clustered on adjacent types is called a consistent profile.
What your top three types mean
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This assessment is based on John Holland’s RIASEC theory of career choice. It is a self-reflection tool, not a psychometric diagnosis — your results are a starting point for career conversations, not a limit on your options.