Ericks Career Portfolio
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Erick is curious, energetic, and supportive. His Holland Codes indicate interests in artistic and investigative work as well as helping others. Some potential careers mentioned include animator, video game designer, university professor, psychologist, and musician. A video game designer writes the blueprint for computer games, deciding the mission, theme, and rules. A university professor teaches students, conducts research, and advises students on their career goals. An animator creates moving images using pens, pencils or computers by sketching characters based on storylines.
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