DETERMINE YOUR IDEAL CAREER BASED ON YOUR

PERSONALITY TYPE

BY CYNTHIA EDWARDS

Discovering Your Authentic Self

What Makes You Tick?

When you understand your authentic self, you can:

Move away from limiting conditioning

Free up your energy and potential

Gain a new sense of direction

Improve your life and relationships

Find your ideal career/work role

“Authentic Self” Assessment

This assessment helps you understand your:

Motivations

Personality

Learning style

Types of intelligence

Let’s see what our assessments mean …

So, Which Personality Type Are You?

Type A: Commander (D*)

Takes chargeProblem solverCompetitiveEnjoys changeConfrontationalPrefers to lead

and/or work with a degree of autonomy

*DISC assessment equivalent

Type B: Entertainer (I*)

OptimisticEnergeticMotivatorFuture orientedExpresses ideas and

opinions openlyPrefers assignments

that are interactive and sociable

*DISC assessment equivalent

Type C: Relater (S*)

Warm and relationalLoyalEnjoys routinePeacemakerHas sensitive

feelings Brings harmony and

consideration to a team

*DISC assessment equivalent

Type D: Organizer (C*)

Accurate and precise

Quality controlDiscerningAnalytical Keeps everyone on

taskWill handle detailed

assignments

*DISC assessment equivalent

Personality Styles – Career Choices

DOROTHY – TYPE A

BLANCHE – TYPE B

ROSE – TYPE C SOPHIA – TYPE D

Relational Strengths:

Takes charge.Problem solver.Competitive.Enjoys change.Confrontational.

Optimistic.Energetic.Motivator.Future oriented.

Warm and relational.Loyal.Enjoys routine.Peacemaker.Sensitive feelings.

Accurate and precise.Quality control.Discerning.Analytical.

Work Applications / Types of roles

Leader; company or department director.

Sales person, entertainment director.

Human resource specialist, people manager, coach, advocate.

Accountant, planner, project manager.

Personality Styles – Career Choices

CAREER FIELD TYPE A TYPE B TYPE C TYPE D

Cruise ship Captain Social Director, Bartender

Steward, Purser Navigator, Doctor

Personality Styles – Career Choices

CAREER FIELD TYPE A TYPE B TYPE C TYPE D

Police Sandra PullmanTeam leader, fast-track police-woman struggling against an all-male establishment and corralling a crew of retired, rogue cops

Jerry StandingHeavy drinker, thrice divorced (on good terms with all 3 ex-wives), gets his best leads from palling around with snitches, criminals and disgraced cops

Jack HalfordSad, lonely detective who keeps the team on an even keel with his conciliatory manner; is passionate to catch bad guys who hurt people

Brian “Memory” Lane Addictive, obsessive personality, ignores his loving wife to pursue trivial hunches; recalls every piece of data he ever saw or heard