The last two weeks have been devoted to finding your passions through your Holland Code and through examining people, things and ideas that you are passionate about.
To make the exercises more concrete, back to the example of Graham:
His Holland Code
ESA (Enterprising, Social, Artistic) is his Holland Code with a strong bent towards the E. I like to call him the ultimate capitalist.
Job titles connected to these areas:
His Top Passions
Establishing and Maintaining Interpersonal Relationships
Provide Consultation and Advice to Others
Monitoring and Controlling Resources
Developing Objectives and Strategies
Notice that most of his passions are tied to people (social) and ideas (enterprising, artistic). You don’t see many related to things, which is tied to why his Holland Code does not show a bent towards realistic or conventional occupations.
Any guesses now on what Graham does now that you have seen his talent and passion responses?
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