The Road Ahead.
Ava Butrynski
My Personality Colors
Gold
I'm traditional, punctual, organized, loyal, realistic, detailed, responsible, prepared, commited, structured, decisive, and dependable. My core need is responsibility.
Orange
I'm fun loving, charming, adventerous, impulsive, competitive, artistic, multi-tasker, adaptable, creative, witty, generous, and spontaneous. My core need is freedom.
Personality
I'm a responsible and hard working person, but also a fun one.
Brain Hemispheres
Brain Hemispheres
My brain was more left sided than right sided.
Left-Sided Brain
I recognize words, letters, numbers, and sequence.
How the Brain Works
This shows how each side of the brain is.
My Team Style
Occupations, Skills, Values, and Interests
Kuder Research: Top 3 Occupations
1. Software Developers, Applications
They modify or correct existing software, develop software for new computer programs, determine system preformance standards, consult with customers about software system design and maintenance, and plan and develop computer specifications and layout. Work in clean, comfortable offices or in laboratories where computer equipment is located.
2. Forester
They monitor trees for healthy growth, manage and conserve forested land, develop plans for planting and growing new trees, develop techniques for measuring and identifying trees, and develop contracts for the purchase of trees. Working conditions vary. Some foresters and conservation scientists work regular hours in offices or laboratories, but others may split their time between office work and fieldwork. Many have to work long hours during fire season.
3. Computer Programmer
They develop and write computer programs, collaborate with computer manufacturers and other users to develop new programming methods, correct errors by making appropriate changes and rechecking the problem to ensure that the desired results are produced, and train subordinates in programming and program coding. Work in clean, comfortable offices or laboratories where computer equipment is located. Most software engineers and programmers work about 40 hours a week. Injuries in these occupations are rare. Workers who spend long periods of time in front of the computer can experience eyestrain, back discomfort, and hand and wrist problems such as carpal tunnel syndrome.
1. Software Developers, Applications
Software Developers work in well-lit computer labs where they do much of their work with computers. They also talk with other users to determine their needs.
2. Forester
Foresters work in a variety of settings, and are exposed to all sorts of weather conditions. Some of the work can be physically demanding. They can work long hours during emergencies or natural disasters.
3. Computer Programmer
Computer Programmers work in well-lit and pleasant office settings. Most of their work is done on computers.
Motivation, Stress, and Team Inventories
1. My motivation score is 69, and I don't need to improve.
2. My stress score is 63, and I do need to improve.
3. My team style is creator.