Princeton Review Career Quiz
As I have been thinking more and more about what do do with my life, I thought I’d take a cue from L and check out what Princeton Review had to say about where my skills would be best utilized. I was optimistic about seeing questions about artists and writers in the quiz.
I guess the bottom line, however, is that people who go into those fields know better than to take stupid online career quizzes…
Apparently I shouldn’t pursue Radio Production until fully exploring a future in
Hazardous Waste Management.
Aerospace Engineer
Architect
Astronaut
Auto Mechanic
Avionics Technician
Baseball Player
Biologist
Political Campaign Worker
Carpenter
Caterer
Chef
Chemical Engineer
Chemist
Civil Engineer
Computer Engineer/Systems Analyst
Computer Operator/Programmer
Construction Manager
Criminologist
Detective/Private Investigator
Developer
Ecologist
Electrical Engineer
Electrician
Entrepreneur
Environmentalist/Environmental Scientist
Farmer
FBI Agent
Firefighter
Geologist
Geophysicist
Industrial Engineer
Information Manager
Machinist
Manufacturing Executive
Mathematician
Military Officer
Nuclear Engineer
Organizational Developer
Paramedic
Park Ranger
Petroleum Engineer
Physicist
Pilot
Power Plant Manager
Plastics Manufacturer
Police Officer/Manager
Printer
Production Manager
Quality Control Manager
Robotics Engineer
Software Developer
Sports Manager
Statistician
Technician
Television Producer
Textile Manufacturer
Stage Technician
Veterinarian
Hazardous Waste Manager
Zoologist
Corrections Officer
Physician Assistant
Training Specialist
Webmaster
Biochemist
Network Engineer
Small Business Owner
Trader
Web Programmer
Consultant
Private Investigator
Radio Producer <————————
Army-Officer
Army-Enlisted
Navy-Officer
Navy-Enlisted
Marines-Officer
Marines-Enlisted
Air Force-Officer
Air Force-Enlisted
Coast Guard-Officer
Coast Guard-Enlisted
Army National Guard
Air Force National Guard
