What kind of work are you drawn to?
24 quick statements show which of six interest types fit you best, and which kinds of interests to look at first when you build your Ikigai.
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The 6 interest types
The test ranks you across these six. Most people are a mix; your top three make up your interest code.
Realistic
You like practical, hands-on work with tools, machines, plants, animals or the outdoors.
Investigative
You like to observe, analyze and work out how things work, and you enjoy hard problems.
Artistic
You like original, expressive work where you can use imagination and your own style.
Social
You like helping, teaching, caring for and working with people.
Enterprising
You like to lead, persuade, start things and take on challenges with some risk.
Conventional
You like order, detail and clear structure, and doing things accurately and reliably.
Why it helps when you can't decide what to pick
Staring at a long list of interests is hard when nothing stands out. This test starts from what you enjoy doing, not from job titles, and points you to the categories most likely to fit. You still choose your own interests; the result just tells you where to look first.
A reflection tool, not a psychological assessment or career guarantee. Your results are a starting point, not a verdict.