I received "ISE" Holland code for the first test.

I received "RES" Holland code for the second test.

When trying to make a connection between the two tests I found that it was very weird due to the fact there is only one occupation provided for me in the first test which was "Industrial Organizational Psychologist." I took the test twice to make sure I was doing it right and ended up with this same occupation again, relating it to the second Holland test is basically impossible due to the fact its in one occupation.

Using Test One to relate to my future I can see the occupation connections of what I would like to be( Nurse Practitioner) to "Industrial organizational Psychologist" As both these careers involve helping people but in different ways. As a Nurse Practitioner, I'll use the "analytical skills" to find the problems in patients and I will also need that skill for solving problems as this occupation provided, I also noticed both careers need to do a lot procedures so I can say that test one was somewhat of a success. I found that very interesting that by just answering a few questions a test can give you occupations that best suit a persons attributes.

Using Test Two to relate to my future I can confidently say these occupation don't suit me what so ever. Some of these occupations I have never heard of in my life and interesting to see that there are so many jobs in need in this world. I do understand all the car mechanical jobs listed as I buy, fix, and sell cars as my side job but I will never make this a career. Im very surprised these mechanical jobs were listed because how is this test of questions guessing what I could be doing(or currently doing).

To be specific on test two, most occupations provided to me were hands on jobs/ engineering occupations. I do understand where some of the hands on jobs come from such as questions about being able to operate power tools but I have no clue where the engineering jobs came from.