Rate interests, skills, values, and work style quickly. See ranked career matches with clear explanations. Download reports, compare options, and decide your next step.
| Dimension | Items | Ratings (1–5) |
|---|---|---|
| RIASEC | R, I, A, S, E, C | 2, 5, 2, 3, 3, 4 |
| Skills | Quant, Tech, Comm, Biz, Design, Leadership | 5, 4, 3, 3, 2, 3 |
| Values | Stability, Impact, Autonomy, Learning, Collaboration | 3, 4, 5, 4, 3 |
| Work style | Structure, Detail, Pace, People, Creativity | 3, 5, 3, 2, 3 |
| Environment | Remote, Office, Field, Travel, Hybrid | 4, 3, 1, 1, 5 |
| Weights | Interests, Skills, Values, Work, Environment | 30, 25, 20, 15, 10 |
u and a career vector c:sim(u,c) = (u · c) / (||u|| × ||c||)s₁…s₅ and weights be w₁…w₅:overall = (w₁s₁ + w₂s₂ + w₃s₃ + w₄s₄ + w₅s₅) / (w₁ + w₂ + w₃ + w₄ + w₅)A strong match score is more useful when it aligns with hiring volume. For example, roles like analyst, developer, and project manager often appear in large job boards with many openings, while niche roles may have fewer listings. Use your top matches list as a starting filter, then validate demand by counting postings for your city, remote options, and entry-level availability.
Your Skills similarity highlights readiness. If a role scores 82% overall but Skills is 64%, treat it as a growth target. Convert gaps into actions: a 1-point increase in Technical or Communication can lift similarity measurably, especially when you weight Skills at 25–35. Build a three-week sprint plan: one course, one project, and one portfolio artifact.
Values often predict long-term satisfaction. If Impact and Learning are both 5, roles with mentoring, research, or service components will rank higher. When Values similarity stays below 70%, review the role’s typical incentives: deadlines, customer metrics, compliance, or care outcomes. Adjust your weights so Values matters in the final blend.
Work style controls daily friction. High Structure and Detail tend to favor accounting, quality work, and operations. High Pace and People often boost marketing, HR, and teaching. A practical rule: if Work style similarity is below 65%, expect energy drain even if Skills look strong. Use the sub-scores to decide whether you should adapt your habits or choose a role that fits your natural rhythm.
Environment similarity reflects constraints like travel, field work, or hybrid schedules. If you need remote flexibility, increase the Environment weight to 15–25 and check which roles remain above 75%. Use this to avoid “great on paper” roles that conflict with family, commute, or health needs. Constraints are not weaknesses; they are planning inputs.
Export CSV to compare scenarios. Run the tool three times: “current reality,” “six-month improvement,” and “ideal future.” Save each CSV, then rank overlap roles. Export PDF to share with a mentor and ask two questions: which match seems most realistic, and which match seems most energizing? Your final shortlist should include one safe option, one stretch option, and one passion option with clear, written notes.
It is a weighted average of five similarity scores: interests, skills, values, work style, and environment. Higher values indicate your ratings closely match the role profile.
Use it as guidance, not a verdict. Validate by reading job descriptions, speaking with professionals, and trying a small project. Real experience should confirm or challenge the ranking.
Start with the defaults, then raise the category you care about most. If flexibility is critical, increase Environment. If growth matters, increase Values and Learning-related priorities.
A role can match your interests strongly but not your current skills, or vice versa. The overall score blends categories using your chosen weights, so priorities change the ranking.
Focus on the top three to five roles above about 70–75%. Exploring too many options slows progress. Use exports to track changes as you build skills.
Yes. Edit the $careers array in the file and add new profiles with the same 1–5 scales. Keep descriptions short and align each profile to real-world role expectations.
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