Doesn't it just seem like there are so many jobs out there that you just don't know which one to pick; or is it that you just don't know what you want to do? I know the basis for what I want to do and the field I am planning on majoring in, but the bi-.
standards such as a double major or minor, are just out of my realm at this point. .
This past summer I took a test called the Myers-Briggs testing that was to tell me what kind of profession or major would be the best for me. I am not going to lie, going into the Focus II session, I didn't think that it would be very interesting and that it wouldn't be able to tell me anything new about myself and what I should do with my life, but I was wrong. Through it many new concepts were brought to the table; in other words it helped to back choose a profession and helped me to branch out into additional professions and majors. One of the most helpful phases within the Focus II program was phase number two; it summarized my work activities interests. My top three strongest orientations were in the artistic field, persuading/leading field, and the technical field. All three of these categories thrive in a graphic design major. The percentages for each orientation were based on a one being the lowest and a five being the highest. In the artistic field, which is defined as creative designing, authoring, crafting, and presentation of ideas, concepts, products, or services, my average score was a 3.83. Shortly after came the persuading/leading field; this field consists of organizing, directing, motivating, and guiding others to accomplish objectives, marketing and selling products or services, or influencing other to accept proposals, plans, or ideas. My average score in this orientation was a 3.17. Thirdly the technical aspect comes into play; the technical field is defined as designing, developing, constructing, testing, and maintaining equipment, products, and materials produced by an organization, and my average score was a 1.
