What Color Is Your Parachute 2018 by Richard N. Bolles copy

the ones I personally like the best:
The Dewey Color System. Sure, this is essentially a parlor game, but I
like it anyway. In fact, I like it a lot. It’s based upon, or at least
indebted to, the Lüscher Color Test. It’s free, it takes about three
minutes, and consists of a series of pages (about 23 of them) with
colors on them, and you say which one is your favorite (or least
favorite) color on that page. Relevant occupations are then suggested.
Find the “test” at www.​deweycolorsystem.​com/​tests/​color-careercounselor.
Dr. John Holland’s Self-Directed Search. We saw this already in
chapter 8 with the People petal (this page) but in case you don’t recall,
this is at www.​self-directed-search.​com and costs $9.95 to take
online.
eParachute’s JUMP Application. This is the creation of my own team.
It is a three-step process: Discover, Create, and Explore. It can be
found at www.​eParachute.​com, and costs $4.99 for a year’s
subscription.
The University of Missouri’s Career Interests Game, which can be
found at http://career.​missouri.​edu/​career-interest-game. This is
based on a shortened version of the Self-Directed Search, namely, my
“Party Exercise.” Well redesigned here.
If you want further suggestions, you can type “career tests” or
“personality tests” into Google, and see what turns up. You’ll find lots and
lots of stuff.