The Big Five traits, explained
Five broad traits describe most differences in personality. Each one is a scale, and a middle score is the most common. Pick a trait to see what each end means and which careers fit.
Extraversion
How much you seek out people, activity and attention. A middle score means you show both sides depending on the situation.
Agreeableness
How much you put cooperation and other people’s feelings first. A middle score means you show both sides depending on the situation.
Conscientiousness
How organized, careful and dependable you tend to be. A middle score means you show both sides depending on the situation.
Emotional Stability
How calm and steady you tend to feel under pressure. A middle score means you show both sides depending on the situation.
Openness (Intellect/Imagination)
How much you enjoy ideas, imagination and new experiences. A middle score means you show both sides depending on the situation.
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