Vocational College Student Employment Guidance

Author: Liang Lihua (Compiler) / Country:
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Publishing Date: 2004-01-01
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(II) Personality Trait Test Answer the following questions with "Yes" or "No" based on your actual situation. Your answers will help determine whether your personality is extroverted or introverted. Test Questions:
1. Trusts people very much.
2. Likes quiet and peaceful surroundings.
3. Can work in front of a large audience.
4. Dislikes people watching while working.
5. Rarely analyzes one's own thoughts and motivations.
6. Prefers staying at home rather than attending group activities.
7. Enjoys having others watch the work one excels at.
8. Prefers saving rather than spending.
9. Can express strong emotions (e.g., joy, anger, sadness).
10. Pays great attention to writing formal invitations.
11. Is not particular about minor details.
12. Often keeps a diary.
13. Freely associates with people who have different views.
14. Does not easily trust people who are not very familiar.
15. Reads books without seeking deep understanding.
16. Often reflects on oneself.
17. Likes to change jobs frequently.
18. Remains quiet and composed in public settings.
19. Dislikes being prompted and prefers to think independently.
20. Makes decisions after careful consideration.
Scoring and Evaluation: These 20 questions are divided into two groups: odd-numbered questions are Group 1, and even-numbered questions are Group 2. If Group 1 has more "Yes" answers, your personality is extroverted. If Group 2 has more "Yes" answers, your personality is introverted. If the numbers are roughly equal, you are balanced.
(III) Temperament Type Test The following 60 questions, divided into four parts, will help you determine which temperament type you mostly belong to. When answering, rate based on your usual thoughts:
- Fully matches your situation: 2 points
- Partially matches: 1 point
- Between matching and not matching: 0 points
- Partially does not match: 1 point
- Fully does not match: -1 point
Test Questions:
A1. Becomes furious when encountering irritating things and feels better only after expressing what's on one's mind.
2. Always initiates conflicts and enjoys provoking others.
3. Admires those who are good at controlling their emotions.
4. Always has abundant energy when working.
5. Finds everything interesting when in high spirits but feels nothing is enjoyable when down.
6. Has a high passion for learning, work, and career.
7. Enjoys participating in lively activities.
8. Prefers to talk openly rather than whisper.
9. Sets a goal and hopes to achieve it quickly, refusing to give up until success.
10. Acts impulsively and often does not consider consequences.
11. Likes intense sports with high physical exertion or various cultural activities.
12. Always has difficulty getting along with people around.
13. Others say I "hurt people with my words," but I don't feel that way.
14. Exciting events often cause me to lose sleep.
15. Loves novels with thrilling plots and emotional intensity.
B1. Adapts quickly to new environments.
2. Is good at socializing.
3. Generally has an optimistic attitude.
4. Never feels overly constrained in crowds.
5. Understands problems faster than others.
6. Works with great enthusiasm on things that interest you but loses motivation otherwise.
7. Dislikes tasks requiring patience and attention to detail.
8. Feels bored after working or studying for a long time.
9. Recharges quickly with short breaks and feels energetic to resume work.
10. Forgets unpleasant things quickly.
11. Hopes to complete tasks as soon as possible after accepting them.
12. Can focus on multiple things simultaneously.
13. Prefers tasks with variety and novelty.
14. Reacts quickly and is mentally agile.
15. Becomes low-spirited immediately if the work is dull and uninteresting.