Learning & Productivity

The Learning & Productivity assessment asks you questions about how you learn best, then uses your answers to highlight which styles of learning and what kind of learning environments might work best for you.

Interest Profiler

The Interest Profiler helps you discover how your interests connect to different careers by asking questions about how much you like or dislike different work activities. The Profiler then provides you with a list of careers that match the activities you like.

Work Values

The Work Values assessment asks you to rank values related to work, such as coworker relationships, creativity, and compensation. At the end, you will be presented with careers based on the values that are most important to you.

Intelligences

The Intelligences assessment asks you questions about how you think, solve problems, and come up with new ideas. Using your answers, the assessment will present you with information on your strengths, how to develop them, and what careers your strengths might match.

Personality

The Personality assessment is similar to a Myers-Briggs personality type assessment. It asks you to respond to different descriptions, then uses your responses to highlight characteristics that align to your personality and corresponding careers.

Skills

The Skills assessment will give you a better understanding of your skills as they fall into five distinct categories: Conscientiousness, Creativity, Critical Thinking, Leadership, and Social-Emotional Ways. It’s designed to help you to develop your individual skills and find careers that are a good match for your skill set.

Your "next move" on O*NET's "My Next Move" tool helps you explore careers by matching your interests, skills, and experience to over 900 occupations, providing details like tasks, salaries, job outlook, and training, with options to search by keyword, industry, or through an interest profiler to find suitable paths, even for veterans. 

How it works:

1. O*NET Interest Profiler: Answer questions about what you like to do, and it generates a profile matching your interests (Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising, Conventional) to careers.
2. Search by Keyword/Industry: Type in a specific job or industry to find related roles.
3. Browse by Interest: Explore careers grouped by the same interest areas as the Profiler.
4. Job Prep: Find careers grouped by required experience and education levels.
5. Veterans: A specific version helps military personnel translate their skills to civilian jobs. 

What you get for each career:

• Tasks & Skills: What you'd actually do on the job.
• Salary Info: Local wage data.
• Job Outlook: Future growth prospects.
• Education/Training: Required qualifications and programs.
• Job Postings: Links to current openings. 

Essentially, "My Next Move" simplifies the vast O*NET database into an easy-to-use platform for students, job seekers, and career changers to discover potential careers and plan their next steps.