Career personality test
A free career personality test that pairs how you work (Big Five) with what interests you (Holland RIASEC / Holland code)—then ranks U.S. careers from O*NET. This is not an MBTI-style 16-type quiz.
Holland code personality test — what that means
People searching for a Holland code personality test usually want career direction from interests, plus a sense of work style. TypeAxis covers both in one sitting: RIASEC interests produce your Holland code; Big Five (IPIP) scores describe how you tend to work with people, structure, and stress.
Who this is for
Students choosing a major, professionals considering a pivot, and anyone who wants a clearer map of roles that fit both personality and interest—not a viral quiz label alone.
What you get
- Holland interest code (RIASEC high-point pattern)
- Big Five work-style scores (IPIP markers)
- A shareable TypeAxis Work Style Profile
- Top career matches ranked against official O*NET interest profiles
How it works
You answer 94 short items (~12 minutes). Interests use a Like / Neutral / Dislike scale; personality uses an agree/disagree scale. Scoring follows public IPIP instructions and standard Holland / O*NET practices—then careers are sorted by cosine similarity to each occupation's official interest vector.
Read the full sourcing notes on our methodology page.
Related
Looking specifically for Holland codes? See the Holland code career test or Holland codes explained. Prefer aptitude framing? Try the career aptitude test overview.
Ready to see your matches?
94 questions · Holland interests + Big Five · O*NET careers · ~12 minutes
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