What you want from work
Three kinds of work you enjoy and three things that matter to you in a job. You say. We never guess it from where you have worked.
Built from O*NET Interests and Work Values for 420 local occupations
A tool that decided what you must want from the fact of where you have worked would be making a decision about your life on the basis of a circumstance. So this layer is declared, and it reads back as words and a band, never a number.
What you want from work
Everything else in your profile is read from your history. This part is yours to say. Pick up to 3 kinds of work you enjoy and up to 3 things that matter to you in a job. Fewer is fine. We never guess this from where you have worked, because twelve years in a warehouse tells us nothing about whether you want another one.
Nothing is ticked for you. Every box below starts empty.
Kept for this visit. You do not have an account, so it is gone when you close the page. That is fine: it takes ten seconds to tick again.
How it is used: every occupation the portal shows you can say whether it involves a lot of what you enjoy and offers a lot of what matters to you, in words. It never becomes a number, and it never changes what your history clears. It only helps you choose among the things it does clear.
Source: O*NET Interests and Work Values, U.S. Department of Labor, O*NET 29.3. Descriptive of occupations, never of you.
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