Hi. I just read your comment. I am sorry to hear about your heart attack! :( I am though happy that you found a career that worked for you. I am still searching. I have a lot of interests, but too many. So I am looking for a career that is good but not amazing, at least not at first, cause I would have to try every career as well as get an education. Some interests I do not need formal education, but I noticed I do well in school and appreciate having deadlines or somebody watching over me to keep me motivated and on track. I took an aptitude assessment and found that my self-motivation was very low. As for Myers-Briggs, always get 'I' but the rest of the letters are never the same. Every time I take the test, every 3 months or so, I get a different result or I have what you call borderline, with the percentages within 2 % of each other. So, with that information, my short-lists for career paths get longer. Can I ask what type of IT career or job you have? You didn't specify.
Jeannne (not verified)says...
Hi. I just read your comment. I am sorry to hear about your heart attack! :( I am though happy that you found a career that worked for you. I am still searching. I have a lot of interests, but too many. So I am looking for a career that is good but not amazing, at least not at first, cause I would have to try every career as well as get an education. Some interests I do not need formal education, but I noticed I do well in school and appreciate having deadlines or somebody watching over me to keep me motivated and on track. I took an aptitude assessment and found that my self-motivation was very low. As for Myers-Briggs, always get 'I' but the rest of the letters are never the same. Every time I take the test, every 3 months or so, I get a different result or I have what you call borderline, with the percentages within 2 % of each other. So, with that information, my short-lists for career paths get longer. Can I ask what type of IT career or job you have? You didn't specify.