I have made a decision about a career and have put a lot of time and money going into my career, I feel like there are still a lot of options for me

I have made a decision about a career and have put a lot of time and money going into my career, I feel like there are still a lot of options for me. There are many different environments and different populations that I could choose to work with. In doing numerous assessments, I am hoping to learn more about myself and validate what I think that I know to be true about myself. Both career and personality assessment would be useful to me. My top five areas of interest turned out to be counseling & helping, religion and spirituality, athletics, management and social sciences in that order. A lot of these were a repetition of the other two tests and fit in perfectly. A few of my strong occupations were a study center administrator, English teacher, seller

The only surprising thing about this test was that I scored hire with in the enterprising theme rather the realistic theme. The enterprising theme revealed that I should be interested in business and politics, be good with selling and marketing, and be risk taking. I usually analyze everything before I do and taking risks is not usually the norm for me. This test analyzes our responses to show us our interests and what would be the most satisfying career path. I realized that one aspect of my personality often over shadows that other characteristics I posses. After this test I realized that perhaps I should take a few chances and see where that leads me. I do understand that these tests are only a tool and not the decision makers but any new insight is a good opportunity to segue into more fulfilling career paths. I enjoy working with others to make things happen and bring common sense and a realistic approach to work and at the same time make work fun. I am flexible and spontaneous and adapt rapidly to new people and new environments. I also learn best by trying new skills with others. I would like to put all of these characteristics into a career of my own. Some suggested jobs or career titles which have been suggested for me are: teacher, travel agent, emergency room nurse, performer, floral designer.

I almost totally sure that to be Diplomat is more suitable to my career because my character and I have following skills and interests for being Diplomat: Composure: You must know how to stay calm and poised in a difficult or stressful situation. You must be a quick thinker and adapt to change effortlessly while always maintaining self-control.

Cultural adaptability: Communicating well with people from different cultures with different political beliefs and values will aid you in this role. A diplomat must show respect and be able to adapt to different environments.

Experience and motivation: You will also need to demonstrate that your previous work history has given you the skills to become a successful diplomat. Moreover, you must provide a good reason why you want to become a diplomat.

Information integration and analysis: A sharp memory and knowing how to draw from different sources, data and analysis can make you a more effective diplomat. You must also remember important details during meetings without having to write notes.

Initiative and leadership: Diplomats need to be responsible and focus on what needs to get done. They will also be a motivator for others and provide direction and opinion when needed.

Judgment: You must know how to asses a situation and understand what is appropriate or practical at that given moment.

Objectivity/integrity: Working with a diverse group of people in important situations requires you to always be fair and honest. You should present issues without being subjective and never be discriminatory or deceitful.

Oral communication: You must know how to speak clearly, in a concise manner while being persuasive, professional and always precise.

Planning and organizing: Being a diplomat requires you to prioritize accordingly and plan tasks effectively. You should know how to adopt a systematic approach and make the best of limited resources.

Resourcefulness: Being a diplomat is a high-stakes role that requires you to be a problem solver and provide alternatives when needed. You will also need to know how to be flexible in unanticipated circumstances.

Working with others: Whether at home or abroad, you should be able to work with others in a harmonious and constructive manner. Having strong team player skills and being able to cultivate strong relationships will aid you in this role.

Written communication: Finally, you must have the ability to write clearly and in a concise manner, without grammatical errors in persuasive English.