The Color Preference Assessment

Can the colors you enjoy tell you something about what career you would be good at?  The developers of The Color Career Counselor think so!   Learn more about the test in this article on MSN Careers, and scroll to the bottom for a link to the assessment. 

Like most career assessments the results are somewhat generic, but you may find them validating.  I am a "creative" type (no surprise there) any my secondary type is "researcher" (again, no surprises).

Enjoy!

Comments

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[Molly]

I'm familiar with personality tests to help you choose a career, but using a color preference test for this purpose is a new one on me! It pegged me as a Creator/Researcher, which actually seemed pretty accurate, although there wasn't a lot of specific information. For big career decisions I think I'll stick to the Myers Briggs!

[Sam]

That's an interesting concept to see if colors can tell you what kind of career you should have. Maybe someday if the concept is proven to give real results it can be used by a PEO to administer as part of pre-employment testing.

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well done, I lik ethis kind of tests and I really do follow them. Iam pretty sure, they will push me to choose the right