Career Fit with Your Personality Type
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Career Fit with Your Personality Type
- 1. CAREER FIT HRGSD - Sharing Knowledge
- 2. Holland’s Theory Summary Tipe Kepribadian sama = Lingkungan kerja Kepribadiannya Orang cenderung mencari Lingkungan Tipe Kepribadian yang sama Orang yang mendapatkan Lingkungan Tipe Kepribadian yang sama Bagaimana Anda bertindak dan merasakan dalam pekerjaan tergantung pada seberapa besar lingkungan pekerjaan. Holland’s Code
- 3. Holland’s Hexagon Investigative Enterprising Introvert Ekstrovert
- 6. Your Score SIAEC R
- 7. Your Score WAHYUDI: RESACI DIAN : CISAER RENIS: CSEIAR
- 9. You and Compatible Environment Your Personality Type Realistic Investigative Artistic Social Enterprising Conventional Most Compatible Realistic Investigative Artistic Social Enterprising Conventional Other Compatible Conventional & Investigative Artistic & Realistic Investigative & Social Artistic & Enterprising Conventional & Social Enterprising & Realistic
- 10. Quotes Find out what you like doing best, and get someone to pay you for it. Katharine Whitehorn The future depends on what you do today. Mahatma Gandhi I am not a product of my circumstances. I am a product of my decisions. Stephen Covey The only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven't found it yet, keep looking. Don't settle. Steve Jobs I was always looking outside myself for strength and confidence, but it comes from within. It is there all the time. Anna Freud
Editor's Notes
- Pada umumnya menurut John Holland, orang termasuk dalam 6 tipe-tipe kepribadian tersebut (RIASEC). Orang yang memiliki tipe kepribadian yang sama yang bekerja bersama akan menciptakan lingkungan kerja yang sesuai dengan kepribadian mereka. Mis: orang dengan kepribadian Artistic bekerja bersama dalam suatu lingkungan kerja, mereka akan menciptakan lingkungan kerja yang kreatif dalam berpikir dan berprilaku -- Lingkungan Artistic. Orang-orang mencari lingkungan dimana mereka bisa menggunakan kemampuan dan keterampilan yang mereka miliki dan mengekspresikan nilai-nilai dan sikap mereka. Mis: Tipe Investigative mencari lingkungan Investigatif; Tipe Artistic mencari Lingkungan Artistic. Orang yang memilih lingkungan kerja yang mirip dengan tipe kepribadiannya cenderung untuk menjadi puas dan lebih sukses. Bagaimana Anda bertindak dan merasakan dalam pekerjaan tergantung pada seberapa besar lingkungan pekerjaan. Bekerja dengan tipe yang sama akan membuat Anda dapat melakukan banyak hal bersama dan membuat lebih nyaman bersama-sama.