Are you interested in exploring career possibilities? The winning bidder will complete both the Strong Interest Inventory and the Myers Briggs Type Indicator, followed by a 90 minute interpretive session with Kate Nelson of Seattle Career Matters. See more information about both these career surveys below. www.seattlecareermatters.com/ The Strong Interest Inventory can be a very useful part of your career plan, by highlighting your patterns of interests, compared to a broad range of the U.S. population and to successful people in many careers. The Strong is arguably the best, most reliable indicator of your interest patterns, being revised and studied on a regular basis It measures interests, not abilities, and can yield information about you and your personality as it applies to work content and work environments It has been rigorously studied by researchers who have confirmed its use in helping people make informed career choices. Myers Briggs Type Indicator The MBTI provides a way to identify potential career options consistent with your preferences between: Two different ways of taking in information and Two different ways of making a judgment While the Strong Interest Inventory measures interests, the MBTI focuses on personality preferences and work/life orientations. It can complement the information you get from the Strong by confirming patterns and adding different aspects to your self-understanding and career exploration process. The information can be helpful in choosing a major or career and in considering which work environments will be most appealing to you.