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ST. JAMES COLLEGE
ST. JAMES COLLEGE

The document discusses Holland's six personality types - Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising, and Conventional - and the work environments associated with each type. For each type, it provides examples of occupations that match that environment and states which other two types are most similar and which is least similar.

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JOHN L. HOLLAND
Holland’s Six Personality Types
Holland’s Six Personality Types
Holland's Six Work Environments
Realistic Type Work Environment
Examples of occupations that have a Realistic environment are: Farmer Police Officer Carpenter Locomotive Engineer Forester Flight Engineer Electrician Truck Driver Fire Fighter Pilot Diesel Mechanic Locksmith
The two work environments that are closest to the Realistic type are Conventional and Investigative . The farthest away is the Social type.
Investigative Type Work Environment
Examples of occupations that have an Investigative environment are: Chemist Biologist Veterinarian Architect Mathematician Dentist Pharmacist Surveyor Meteorologist Physician Medical Technician Electrical Technician
The two work environments that are closest to the Investigative type are Realistic and Artistic . The farthest away is the Enterprising type.
Artistic Type Work Environment
Examples of occupations that have an Artistic environment are: Dancer Clothes Designer Actor Composer Book Editor Graphic Designer Disk Jockey Musician Art Teacher Comedian
The two work environments that are closest to the Artistic type are Investigative and Social . The farthest away is the Conventional type.
Social Type Work Environment
Examples of occupations that have a Social environment are: Counselor Dental Hygienist Teacher Parole Officer Nurse Librarian Social Worker Physical Therapist Athletic Trainer
The two work environments that are closest to the Social type are Artistic and Enterprising . The farthest away is the Realistic type.
Enterprising Type Work Environment
Examples of occupations that have a Enterprising environment are: Auctioneer Recreation Leader City Manager TV Newscaster Hotel Manager Sales Person Judge Sales Manager Customs Inspector Real Estate Agent Travel Agent Lawyer Bank President Camp Director School Principal
The two work environments that are closest to the Enterprising type are Social and Conventional . The furthest away is the Investigative type.
Conventional Type Work Environment
Examples of occupations that have a Conventional environment are: Court Clerk Bank Teller Typist Secretary Post Office Clerk Title Examiner Bookkeeper Mail Carrier Timekeeper
The two work environments that are closest to the Conventional type are Realistic and Enterprising . The farthest away is the Artistic type.
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  • 4. Holland's Six Work Environments
  • 5. Realistic Type Work Environment
  • 6. Examples of occupations that have a Realistic environment are: Farmer Police Officer Carpenter Locomotive Engineer Forester Flight Engineer Electrician Truck Driver Fire Fighter Pilot Diesel Mechanic Locksmith
  • 7. The two work environments that are closest to the Realistic type are Conventional and Investigative . The farthest away is the Social type.
  • 9. Examples of occupations that have an Investigative environment are: Chemist Biologist Veterinarian Architect Mathematician Dentist Pharmacist Surveyor Meteorologist Physician Medical Technician Electrical Technician
  • 10. The two work environments that are closest to the Investigative type are Realistic and Artistic . The farthest away is the Enterprising type.
  • 11. Artistic Type Work Environment
  • 12. Examples of occupations that have an Artistic environment are: Dancer Clothes Designer Actor Composer Book Editor Graphic Designer Disk Jockey Musician Art Teacher Comedian
  • 13. The two work environments that are closest to the Artistic type are Investigative and Social . The farthest away is the Conventional type.
  • 14. Social Type Work Environment
  • 15. Examples of occupations that have a Social environment are: Counselor Dental Hygienist Teacher Parole Officer Nurse Librarian Social Worker Physical Therapist Athletic Trainer
  • 16. The two work environments that are closest to the Social type are Artistic and Enterprising . The farthest away is the Realistic type.
  • 17. Enterprising Type Work Environment
  • 18. Examples of occupations that have a Enterprising environment are: Auctioneer Recreation Leader City Manager TV Newscaster Hotel Manager Sales Person Judge Sales Manager Customs Inspector Real Estate Agent Travel Agent Lawyer Bank President Camp Director School Principal
  • 19. The two work environments that are closest to the Enterprising type are Social and Conventional . The furthest away is the Investigative type.
  • 20. Conventional Type Work Environment
  • 21. Examples of occupations that have a Conventional environment are: Court Clerk Bank Teller Typist Secretary Post Office Clerk Title Examiner Bookkeeper Mail Carrier Timekeeper
  • 22. The two work environments that are closest to the Conventional type are Realistic and Enterprising . The farthest away is the Artistic type.