My Kiuder Assessment

My initial response to my kuder assessment was very positive. My mindset on how I wanted to decide my future career was derived from the three qualities the kuder assessment labeled me of containing. My three characteristics were Realistics, Investigative, and Social. Realistic meaning I am one to work well with tools and objects in order to build or repair something. Investigative suggests that I am a thinker who thinks of abstract ideas that values fields like science and math. Social tells the assessor to consider they carry the traits of an individual who likes to help and associate people in order to improve their mental, educational, or physical needs. My top working values were Income, Accomplishment, and Innovative. This means I am
In that class it is surprising how my three interests came into play throughout the year. I had an opportunity to work with many different tools while conducting dissections on a deceased preserved cat. It took very strategic and meticulous skill to perform the dissections. The investigative interest can explain why I have such a high interest in the class. Due to the fact I am naturally interested in a scientific setting. Lastly Social I often had to collaborate with others while working on concepts of how the human body works. When I was involved with a dissection I had to work in a group. We constantly had to collaborate thoughts and communicate with each other in order to work to a specific goal. My Me3 was kind of shotty I kind of understand what it was trying to say when it gave me the certain matchups. My assessment resulted that I would be an architect, engineer, or visual arts major. It could be seen with the three interests I construed from the kuder that these may be some ideal careers for my characteristics. If I had to choose one that was more accurate in assessing my strengths based on my responses I would have to choose the kuder