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Right Mel
All through school, whenever I took an aptitude
test, the results always came out to be whatever I most wanted to do at that time. Once I thought I wanted to be a draftsman(pre CAD days) the results were high in art with a bit of science and math thrown in. Best career choice - Draftsman Then I thought I wanted to be a mechanical engineer. On the test that year, I was high in math and science but low in art. Best career choice, you guessed it - Engineer. I got a degree in Economics :) I really did want the RIGHT answer for what career to choose but those tests were no help. I learned, not from aptitude tests, but from some very good role models the importance of focused action. I also learned, much later on, that what you want and what you are "good" it are two entirely different subjects. Once you know what you want, you can learn how to be good at whatever it is you desire to accomplish. Les |
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