Free Career Test
Find careers that fit your interests and the workday you want. Part 1 is the U.S. Department of Labor’s O*NET Interest Profiler. Part 2 asks about people, pace, schedule, risk, training and pay.
73 quick questions · about 12 minutes
- Your interests: 60 work activities from the O*NET Interest Profiler. Read each work activity and decide how you would feel about doing it. Do not think about how much education or training is needed or how much money you would make.
- Your workday: 13 questions about people, schedule, pace, risk, training and pay.
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About this test
What is the O*NET Interest Profiler?
A free interest test from the U.S. Department of Labor based on Holland’s six interest areas (RIASEC). We use the 60-question Short Form unchanged and score it the official way: each area adds up answers from 0 (Strongly Dislike) to 4 (Strongly Like), for 0 to 40 points.
How are careers matched to my results?
Two ways, shown separately. The official O*NET method compares the shape of your six scores with each career’s O*NET interest profile and labels strong matches Best Fit or Great Fit. Our ranking adds your answers about the workday you want, using O*NET work context data.
Is this test free and private?
Yes. There is no sign-up, and your answers stay in your browser. A results link only works for people you share it with.
How accurate is it?
The Interest Profiler is a well-studied interest measure. Our workday questions are our own and have not been scientifically validated. Use your results as a starting point to explore, not as advice.