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The document discusses different types of personalities and careers that may suit each type. It describes "hands-on" people who like working with tools and machines, suitable for engineering, manufacturing, and construction. It also describes "information" people who like writing, research, and problem solving, suitable for arts, business, and science careers. Finally, it describes "people" persons who like helping and encouraging others, suitable for healthcare, education, social work, and religion careers. The document advises that responding positively to all types indicates no clear preference and combined roles may be suitable.
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John Constable was a British painter born in 1776 in East Bergholt, Suffolk. He developed his own technique for painting, making preparatory sketches outdoors of the rural scenes along the river Stour. Some of his most famous works depicting the Stour valley include "The White Horse," "The Hay Wain," and "The Lock," which are part of a series of six paintings focused on the river Stour landscapes. His 1821 painting "The Hay Wain" is housed at the National Gallery in London and shows a rural scene with cattle transporting hay across a river.
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- 3. • N u be 2 ,7 0 3 9 1 4 go fo m rs ,4 ,1,1,1,2,2 r… If you have responded “Yes” to most of these numbers, you are probably an “information” person. You like to express yourself through writing, music or art, perform experiments or research, solve puzzles and problems, or study and read. Jobs dealing with information are found in arts and entertainment, business and finance, scientific research, sales and services, tourism, law and government.
- 4. • Numbers 3,6,8,11,14,17,20,22 go for… If you have responded “Yes” to most of these numbers, you are probably a “people” person. You like to care for and help others, encourage people, work as part of a team, and lead and supervise others. Jobs dealing with people are found in health care, education and training, social work and counselling, and religion.
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