My Career Match Mazin Gabress

CAREER PROFILE
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Date:
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Choosing a career thats right for you

Suitability for a career is determined by a number of factors, including your personality style. If you choose
a career based on your natural talents you will be more productive and happier at work. When your
strengths match the job its a good fit. The trick is to discover your right fit early in your career.
In our research, weve found that certain personality styles tend to do well in certain jobs. Thats because
each job has a personality profile of its own. The closer a persons style matches the job they are required
to do, the happier, more productive and less stressed they will be.
Dont be a square peg in a round hole

From a very early age children learn that certain shapes fit better than
others. They quickly realise that a square peg doesnt fit into a round
hole. Its like that with jobs. Depending on your personality style there
are some jobs that just dont naturally fit you. That doesnt mean you
cant do them, it just means that youre in a job thats not you.
Jobs are like shapes, you need to find one that fits you. Its the one you
do well at, the one youre most comfortable in, the one youre passionate
about and the one that gives you purpose.
Matching what youre passionate about and what you do really well is one
of life secrets. Dont stagger from one job to another not knowing what you want to be. Set a path based on
who you are, and be the best you can be.
People or tasks, fast or slow

We each have an internal magnet. Its attracted to either people or tasks. Some people need people
around them; it energises them, stimulates and excites them. They are great at jobs that require them to
use their people skills. They inspire and motivate others, and work better surrounded by people and noise.
Those people, whose magnet is attracted to tasks, have their energy drained by being around people; they
enjoy their own company, and prefer to work alone on detailed tasks. These people rely on fact and logic.
They are persuaded by rational arguments, and emotion does not play a big part in their decision making.
The other factor that determines our personality style is our internal motor, or the speed at which we do
things. This relates to how fast people do things. Some of us do things quickly. We want things done now.
Others work at a much slower pace. We also want to get things done, but done correctly and in a considered
manner. We decide slower, we are more cautious, we dont take risks and we are not impulsive.
UniSA helps you decide

Your Career Profile lists a number of career choices that match the talents you have. We dont expect that
youll be attracted to all of these. Select from the list the ones you find interesting and do your research and
find out more about them.
During your career you will change jobs a number of times and provided you stay in jobs that match your
strengths youll always be happy and successful. Regardless of the career you choose you will need to have
the skills and qualifications to get a job. This means higher education and skills training.
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ANALYSER DRIVER
Your style is
MyCareerMatch
MyCareerMatch is a preference based
survey that determines your personality style.
Knowing your personality style gives you a
distinct advantage when deciding on a career
path for your future.
MyCareerMatch uses four style identifiers, (D)
DRIVER, (P) PROMOTER, (S) SUPPORTER and
(A) ANALYSER. When blended together in
varying percentages, these four personality
styles make us who we are.
Dominant Style
Backup Style
Analyser
Driver
This report identifies your personality style as a

Analyser Driver. It is based on the answers you
gave to the survey and will help you understand who
you are and the natural talents you possess.
Here are the key strengths of each style:

Drivers have a high desire to achieve. They
are self-motivated, independent and highly
individualistic. They like a fast-paced environment. They enjoy competition and challenge.
They want to do it their way.
Most people are a combination of two styles and

having both provides additional talents and an ability
to utilise either at the appropriate time.
The first style is your Dominant style. This is the
that governs how you behave most of the time.
second style is your Backup style. Its like your
pilot and kicks in when theres a need for balance
sound decision making.
Promoters are independent, outgoing

individuals who like socialising and meeting
people. They are enthusiastic and optimistic.
They make friends easily and are inspirational
and popular.
Supporters are dependable, practical and
kind people. They want to help others. They
prefer to work in teams and they dislike rapid
change. They prefer a
secure and constant
environment that is free of conflict.
Your style intensity

100%
Analysers are perfectionists who look to

systems, rules and order within a structured
environment. They are accurate and precise.
They are reserved, detailed and logical, and
follow rules and standards.
85%
75%
One style is not better

than another
65%
Most people prefer to think, communicate and

behave in a different way to you. Often the way
you personally prefer to do things may not be
the way others prefer to do things. This doesnt
make them better or worse, just different.
40%
50%
25%
15%
To do well in life you need to recognise these

differences and understand that when people
act differently its not because they dont like
you, its just the way they do things.
0%
Understanding people differences is essential

to your personal and career success.
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ANALYSER DRIVER
The intensity percentages in this graph indicate how

strongly each style influences your behaviour.
The highest percentage is your Dominant style. You
can have one or two Backup styles. When styles are of
equal percentage the order of priority is D, P, S then A.
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People are a blend of four styles and each style has its
own level of intensity.
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Use this page to explore and discover information about the careers and occupations that match
your Analyser Driver strengths.
Each career listed links to the myfuture website. Myfuture is Australia's leading career information and
exploration service. You will find current career information, articles and links to thousands of resources
including occupation profiles, job seeking tips, employment statistics, articles, videos and more, to assist you
on your career journey.
To find out about each career, click on the title.
Accountant
Electrician
Mining Engineer
Aerospace Engineer
Electronic Equipment Technician
Navy Officer
Agricultural Scientist
Engineering Manager
Painter and Decorator
Air Force Officer
Environmental Scientist
Paramedic
Air Traffic Controller
Financial Dealer and Broker
Park Ranger
Aircraft Maintenance Engineer
Firefighter
Pharmacist
Analyst (Information
Technology)
Fisheries Officer
Pilot
Audiovisual Technician
Food Technologist
Plumber
Bank Officer
Foreign Affairs and Trade Officer
Police Officer - State
Biochemist
Forester
Programmer (Information Technology)
Building Contractor
Games Developer
Psychiatrist
Business Equipment
T
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Career
Geologist
Quality Assurance Inspector
Glass and Glazing Tradesperson
Research and Development Manager
P
titi
Carpenter
Graphic Designer
Robotics Engineer
Chef
Home Improvement Installer
School Principal
Chemist
Hotel or Motel Manager
Security Officer
Chiropractor
Information Technology Manager
Security System Technician
Civil Engineer
Inventory and Supply Officer
Sportsperson
Computer Engineer
Law Clerk
Surgeon
Construction Manager
Librarian
Systems Designer (Information

Technology)
Customs and Border

Protection Officer
Livestock Farmer
Teacher - Physical Education
Data Miner
Marine Engineer
Teacher - Secondary
Dentist
Mechanical Engineer
Technical Sales Representative
Economist
Medical Laboratory Technician
Telecommunications Engineer
Education Manager
Medical Practitioner
Vehicle Serviceperson
Electrical Engineer
Midwife
Website Administrator
We acknowledge the kind permission of the Australian Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations - DEEWR for
access to myfuture and Job Outlook. More information about these occupations can be found by following the links. myfuture and Job
Outlook websites contain a wide range of career information and recent labour market research findings on around 350 individual
occupations.
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Analyser Driver Career Courses

Below are the courses offered by UniSA that match your Analyser Driver style.
The list is not exhaustive so we recommend you click this link to check out
UniSA Program Search.
Accountant
Bachelor of Commerce
Administrator
Bachelor of Business Administration (Specialisation) or Bachelor of Commerce
Advertising Account
Manager
Air Traffic Controller
Bachelor of Management (Marketing)
Airline Administrator
Bachelor of Aviation
Animation and Multimedia

Consultant
Bachelor of Computing (Multimedia)
Automotive Engineer
Biomedical Engineer
Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) or Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical &

Mechatronic)
Bachelor of Engineering (Biomedical) (with Flinders University)
Biotechnologist
Bachelor of Medical Science
Biotechnologist
Bachelor of Medical Science
Bookkeeper
Building and Construction
Bachelor of Built Environment or Bachelor of Construction Management &

Economics
Bachelor of Engineering (Civil)
Building Surveyor
Building Surveyor
Bachelor of Construction Management & Economics followed by Graduate

Diploma in Built Environment (Building Surveying)
Bachelor of Engineering (Civil & Structural)
Building Surveyor

Business Consultant
Bachelor of Business Administration (Specialisation) or Bachelor of Management
Business Executive
Bachelor of Business Administration (Specialisation) or Bachelor of Management
Career Counsellor
Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services) / Bachelor of Psychological Science
Chemist
Bachelor of Pharmacy
Chief Financial Officer
Climate Change
Researcher
Climate Change
Researcher
Clinical Technician
Bachelor of Geospatial Science followed by Bachelor of Sustainable

Environments (Honours)
Bachelor of Environmental Science followed by Bachelor of Sustainable
Bachelor of Laboratory Medicine
Cloud Computing
Engineer
Coastal Protection Officer
Bachelor of Information Technology (Cloud Computing)
Bachelor of Media Arts
Bachelor of Environmental Science

Bachelor of Urban & Regional Planning
Commercial Artist
Bachelor of Visual Arts (Specialisation)
Computer Program
Designer
Bachelor of Information Technology

Bachelor of Software Engineering
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Computer Repairs
Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Systems)

Bachelor of Information Technology (various specialisations)
Computer Security Specialist
Bachelor of Information Technology (Networking & Security)
Computer Systems Engineer
Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Systems)
Construction Planner
Bachelor of Construction Management & Economics or Bachelor of Built

Environments
Bachelor of Engineering (Civil)
Contract Lawyer
Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Management
Debt Collector
Bachelor of Business Administration (Specialisation)
Design Engineer
Bachelor of Engineering (all specialisations)
Designer
Educational Consultant
Bachelor of Design (Visual Communication) or Bachelor of Design (Product

Innovation)
Bachelor of Education (relevant age level) followed by Master of Education
Employment Specialist
Bachelor of Management (Human Resource Management)
Environmental Analyst
Environmental Consultant

Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning
Environmental Health Officer
Environmental Protection
Environmental Researcher
Bachelor of Environmental Science followed by Bachelor of Sustainable

Bachelor of Science
Exercise and Sports Scientist
Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Movement & Health Studies) or

Bachelor of Clinical & Exercise Physiology
Exercise Physiologist
Bachelor of Clinical & Exercise Physiology
Financial Planner
Bachelor of Applied Finance

Bachelor of Quantitative Finance
Flight Operator
Food Technologist
Bachelor of Nutrition & Food Science
Foreign Affairs Advisor
Bachelor of International Relations or Bachelor of Arts (Languages &

Intercultural Communication)
Foreign Affairs and Trade

Officer
Bachelor of International Relations or Bachelor of Arts (Languages &

Intercultural Communication)
Forestry Officer
Franchisee
Game Designer
Bachelor of Information Technology (Games & Entertainment Design) or

Games Developer
Bachelor of Information Technology (Games & Entertainment Design) or

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Geospatial Scientist
Bachelor of Geospatial Science
Heritage Conservation Specialist
History Teacher
Home Economics Teacher
Bachelor of Arts (Australian Studies) / Bachelor of Education (Middle

and Secondary)
Bachelor of Education (Design & Technology) (Home Economics)
Human Resource Manager
Bachelor of Management (Human Resource Management)
Human Rights Advocate

Illustrator
Bachelor of International Relations or Bachelor of Social Work /

Bachelor of International Relations
Bachelor of Visual Arts (Specialisation)
Information Technology Manager
Bachelor of Business (Management of Information Technology)

Information Technology
Strategist
Inventor
Bachelor of Information Technology (Business Systems) or Bachelor

of Information Technology (Networking & Security)
Bachelor of Design (Product Innovation)
Judge
Bachelor of Laws
Land Care Officer

Lawyer
Bachelor of Laws
Legislative Assistant
Bachelor of Laws
Logistics and Supply Manager
Bachelor of Management (Logistics & Supply Chain Management)
Management Consultant
Bachelor of Management
Managing Editor
Marketing Executive
Bachelor of Journalism or Bachelor of Arts (Communication & Media

Management)
Marketing Manager
Mathematics Teacher
Bachelor of Science / Bachelor of Education

Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences followed by a Master of Teaching
Media Planner
Medical Administrator
Bachelor of Health Science
Medical Scientist
Bachelor of Laboratory Medicine or Bachelor of Medical Science

Bachelor of Laboratory Medicine or Bachelor of Medical Science
Medicine Discovery
Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science
Medicine Manufacturing
Midwife
Bachelor of Midwifery
Miner
Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) or Bachelor of Engineering

(Mechanical)
Bachelor of Construction Management and Economics or Bachelor of
Built Environments
Mining - Construction
Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) or Bachelor of Engineering

(Mechanical)
Bachelor of Construction Management and Economics or Bachelor of
Built Environments
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Mining - Minerals
Bachelor of Engineering (Metallurgy)

Bachelor of Science (Advanced Materials)
Multimedia Programmer
Music Director
Bachelor of Media Arts (with a professional major in Music Media)
Nanomaterials Specialist
Nuclear Medicine
Technologist
Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Nuclear Medicine)
Office Manager
Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Movement & Health Studies)

Optical Materials Specialist
Optical Technician

Parks & Fisheries

Management
Pathology
Pharmaceutical Engineering
Bachelor of Laboratory Medicine

Pilot
Bachelor of Aviation accompanied with a Graduate Diploma in Aviation
Police Officer
Political Consultant
Bachelor of Management (Policing) (NOTE: Applicants must have

completed training with South Australian Police to be eligible)
Bachelor of Arts (International Relations)
Political Scientist
Bachelor of Arts (International Relations)
Printing and Publishing
Bachelor of Journalism
Bachelor of Public Relations
Production Manager
Project Manager
Bachelor of Engineering (Civil & Project Management)
Property Manager
Bachelor of Construction Management and Economics or Bachelor of Built

Environments
Bachelor of Business (Property)
Psychological Research
Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) or Bachelor of Psychological Science
Psychologist
Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) followed by Master of Psychology

(Clinical)
Bachelor of Management (Logistics & Supply Chain Management)
Quality Controller
Quantity Surveyor

Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Renewable Energy Systems)
Radiation Therapist
Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Radiation Therapy)
Renewable Energy
Technologist
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Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Renewable Energy Systems)
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Restaurant and Food

Services Manager
Retail Manager
Bachelor of Tourism & Event Management
Sales and Marketing
Sales Manager
School Principal
Bachelor of Education (relevant age level) followed by Master of Education
Science Teacher
Bachelor of Science / Bachelor of Education
Social Scientist
Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services)
Software Architect
Bachelor of Software Engineering or Bachelor of Information Technology

(Software Development)
Bachelor of Software Engineering
Software Engineer
Software Programmer
Solicitor
Bachelor of Software Engineering or Bachelor of Information Technology

(Software Development)
Bachelor of Laws
Structural Engineering
Systems Administrator
Bachelor of Information Technology (Systems Administrator) or Bachelor

of Information Technology (Networking & Security)
Systems Analyst

Bachelor of Information Technology (Business Systems)
Technical Trainer
Bachelor of Education (Adult, Vocational and Workplace Learning)
Technologists
Bachelor of Information Technology (various specialisations)
Town Planner
Trades - Construction
Bachelor of Construction Management & Economics
Transport Engineer
Bachelor of Engineering (Civil & Transport)
Treasurer
Urban Designer

Bachelor of Architectural Studies
Video Game Developer
Bachelor of Information Technology (Games & Entertainment Design)

Waste Management
Bachelor of Engineering (Civil & Water Resources Management)
Water & Air Quality

Protection
Water Technologist

Web Designer
Bachelor of Design (Visual Communication)

Bachelor of Media Arts (with a professional major in Web Development)
Web Developer

Web Master

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Your Analyser Driver style

Analyser Drivers are task oriented and dont like to spend a lot of time talking or at meetings. You are
in control of your emotions and tend to remain cool and less interested in people than the task at hand.
As a combination of these two styles you are results oriented and at the same time you are driven to be
accurate and precise. This combination is powerful and inventive.
As an Analyser Driver you tend to make decisions about the simple stuff quickly but prefer to take
longer to evaluate the situation before making decisions about more complex issues. You are more
cautious when it comes to personal decisions and are often seen as cool and aloof, detached from
others. Often described as creative, you are quick thinking and inventive. You analyse all your options
internally, you ask questions of yourself and respond accordingly. You think through the issues.
You like to control your emotions and expressions and you set yourself high standards. Failure is not an
option. You dont like being criticised and you dont appreciate it when your work is questioned. You may
respond sharply to those who dare challenge you.
Analyser Drivers tend to look forward to the future. You also tend to think differently, more creatively,
more outside the ordinary. This keeps you motivated and focused. Boredom and repetition are your
worst nightmare. Given that you are forward looking, you are unique in your ability to consider past,
present and future needs.
Analyser Drivers are often instrumental in change. With perfectionist tendencies, you are a talented
planner. You have a strong ability to analyse and solve problems. You do it your way and will often
arrive at a solution that has been untested. You enjoy constantly looking for new ideas and might even
keep a pen and paper by your bed in case you wake up with an idea or you may keep them in your car
to record thoughts as you travel. A voice memo recorder is often an Analyser Drivers essential tool.
Analyser Drivers want to achieve results that are precise, accurate and detailed. You excel when the
responsibility to act independently has been given. This is particularly true in situations where the job
requires detailed technical knowledge.
Analyser Drivers are highly intelligent and provided sufficient time is allowed, you will complete projects
accurately and thoroughly. An Analyser Driver will pursue all possible avenues to arrive at a solution.
You enjoy solving problems, especially in situations where others have tried and failed.
Words that describe you

Inventive, creative, demanding, assertive, forward thinking, forceful, reserved, thoughtful, logical, active, alert,
results orientated, direct, self-starter, systematic, precise, accurate, perfectionist.
Your work-related strengths
Ability to see possibilities and implications

Aptitude for creative problem-solving
Ability to examine issues objectively
Understanding of complex issues
Drive and ambition to succeed
Confidence and natural leadership ability
Strong motivation to be competent and to excel
High standards and strong work ethic
Logical and analytical decision-making skills
Decisiveness and strong organisational skills
Comfort with technology
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Content to
strengthen
your resume
Your ideal job environment

For Analyser Drivers its working with systems and data
Analyser Drivers are best where:
Critical thinking is needed and rewarded

Assignments can be followed through to completion
Technical task-oriented work is required
Quality and standards are important
There is freedom from control and supervision
Challenges and rewards exist
Relationships skills are not required
They are able to make decisions
The qualities you bring to a job

Content to
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resume
You
You
You
You
You
You
You
You
You
You
strive to produce accurate and precise work

get results
bring reality to the situation
enjoy working to guidelines
solve problems
are very task oriented
adhere to procedures and policies
accept challenges
value time
enjoy trouble shooting
Things you like
What you are good at
Practical ideas and suggestions

To know exactly whats needed to be done
To finish what you start
Doing things you know youre good at
Clear directions so you dont make
mistakes
Things to think about and plan
To think about the future
New ideas and challenges
To make things happen
To show you can do it for yourself
To be respected for what you can do
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Working carefully
Being thorough
Maintaining your focus
Solving problems
Looking for logical results
Organising material
Evaluating situations
Thinking things through
Overcoming obstacles
Accepting challenges
Getting results
Doing things right
How you make a difference

You make a difference by being yourself. Being yourself means using your
natural gifts and talents. The key to a successful career is to focus on what you are
good at. But being yourself is not enough. You need to acquire skills and
qualifications so that you can utilise your strengths to be the best you can be.
People with an ANALYSER DRIVER style similar to yours make a difference by:
Being realistic
You are a logical person and make a difference by not getting emotionally caught up in the
problem. By making realistic plans and decisions based on facts and data, you reduce conflict
and stress.
Moving one step at a time
You generally tend to work through problems and tasks one step at a time. You work logically and
encourage slow but steady progress. You make a difference by being orderly and systematic.
Applying rules
You respect authority and are willing to use your authority with a sense of fairness. You understand that rules are meant to be followed because they create order and a method by which
things get done. You make a difference by sticking to procedures and systems.
Keeping things simple
You make a difference by using your natural talent to produce timetables, plans and goals. You
make things easier by simplifying procedures. You have an ability to identify the steps needed to
implement a plan and to set out the things that need to be done.
Getting it done on time
You are realistic and strive for results such as getting things done on time, or saving money or
figuring out how to be more productive. You want to see tasks completed efficiently. You make
a difference by ensuring that things are done correctly and deadlines are met.
Gathering information
Your strengths in gathering and collating information make a difference by enabling you to
produce factual material such as manuals and text books and enabling you to store information so
that it can be accessed efficiently.
Finding mistakes
You are good at finding mistakes and preventing problems before they happen. You double-check
your work and that of others. This often leads to uncovering mistakes and seeing problems before
they occur. You make a difference by your thoroughness, eye for detail and research.
Setting high standards
Your natural instincts to win mean that you set high standards for yourself and others. You make
a difference by encouraging others to be the best they can be and not to expect anything less
than success. You respect loyalty and hard work.
Solving problems
You are a natural and gifted problem solver. You make a difference by being able to get to the
core of a problem and provide solutions that work. You see the problem as a challenge rather
than a setback, and this gives you the clarity to see through it.
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Your learning style

Analysers perceive information factually and process it deliberately. You learn by listening to and
thinking about the information. You like to deal with facts and want to know what their teachers think.
You do well at subjects that require abstract concepts, logical thinking, theories and analysis.
Analysers learn in a step-by-step approach and need time to think things over. Learning must have
structure. Analysers are good at setting time aside to complete assignments. You dont like to rush or
be late and like to have projects completed early. Analysers are usually the first students to arrive in
class and are the most prepared.
Analysers can think through their experiences, judge the accuracy of what they encounter and examine details and specifics. You excel in traditional learning environments. You study and read, and like
to know how things work and you thrive on stimulating lectures and teachers who know their subject
and can challenge them. You tackle problems as you do assignments and learning logically. You seek
facts and want to be as knowledgeable and accurate as possible.
Analysers want to do whats right. You like clearly defined goals and rules. You learn best in a tightly
controlled environment and make sense out of confusing information. You are usually neat and tidy
and like everything to be in its right place.
Personal development
What we admire about you
Everyone can improve. Here are a few

suggestions for Analysers.
These are some things we like about your style.
Learn to respect peoples personal worth

as much as their knowledge
Develop a tolerance for conflict and
imperfection
Learn to focus on who people are, rather
than what they do
Set more realistic expectations of yourself
and others
Dont retreat into your shell, verbalise
more about how you feel
Discover how your natural abilities and
strengths can achieve great results
Reduce the pressure you put on yourself to
perform at the highest level all the time
Avoid paralysis by analysis. Dont dwell too
long and procrastinate
Dont get lost in the detail, look at the big
picture
Learn a new subject you might not have
considered before
You have high standards

You always try to do your best
You like things to be organised
You do things precisely and accurately
You want to understand all you can
You like to do things in the logical way
You like to think about things and then decide
You like things to be just right
You have a questioning mind
You are interested in key details
You enjoy spending time by yourself
You are a determined person
You arent easily sidetracked
You cant be pushed into doing something
that you dont want to do
You set your mind on something and go after
it with everything you have
You feel able to handle things on your own
You really stick with things that interest you
You are independent and capable
You like to get results when you do things
You have a strong will
Your Career Report

Your Career Report is based entirely on your answers to the survey and is intended as general information
about you and to help you choose a career and the university courses that match. MyCareerMatch makes no
warranties, express or implied about the accuracy or reliability of this report. For personal assistance, speak
with your careers adviser or a professional career counsellor. MyCareerMatch does not view or keep copies
of your report. MyCareerMatch is a product of MyProfile Pty Ltd an industry leader in online assessments for
careers and job matching.
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Proudly brought to you by The University of South Australia (www.unisa.edu.au)

Choosing a career thats right for you

Dont be a square peg in a round hole

People or tasks, fast or slow

UniSA helps you decide

This report identifies your personality style as a

Here are the key strengths of each style:

Most people are a combination of two styles and

Promoters are independent, outgoing

Your style intensity

Analysers are perfectionists who look to

One style is not better

Most people prefer to think, communicate and

To do well in life you need to recognise these

Understanding people differences is essential

The intensity percentages in this graph indicate how

Icon indicates suggested content to include in

Add to your resume

Explore using myfuture

Electronic Equipment Technician

Painter and Decorator

Air Force Officer

Air Traffic Controller

Financial Dealer and Broker

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer

Foreign Affairs and Trade Officer

Police Officer - State

Programmer (Information Technology)

Quality Assurance Inspector

Glass and Glazing Tradesperson

Research and Development Manager

Home Improvement Installer

Hotel or Motel Manager

Information Technology Manager

Security System Technician

Inventory and Supply Officer

Systems Designer (Information

Customs and Border

Teacher - Physical Education

Technical Sales Representative

Medical Laboratory Technician

Analyser Driver Career Courses

UniSA Program Search.

Bachelor of Business Administration (Specialisation) or Bachelor of Commerce

Bachelor of Management (Marketing)

Animation and Multimedia

Bachelor of Computing (Multimedia)

Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) or Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical &

Bachelor of Medical Science

Bachelor of Medical Science

Building and Construction

Bachelor of Built Environment or Bachelor of Construction Management &

Bachelor of Construction Management & Economics followed by Graduate

Bachelor of Construction Management & Economics followed by Graduate

Bachelor of Business Administration (Specialisation) or Bachelor of Management

Bachelor of Business Administration (Specialisation) or Bachelor of Management

Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services) / Bachelor of Psychological Science

Chief Financial Officer

Bachelor of Geospatial Science followed by Bachelor of Sustainable

Bachelor of Information Technology (Cloud Computing)

Bachelor of Media Arts