Political Science

Social individuals are caring and people-oriented, preferring to help, teach, or counsel others rather than working with objects or data. They're empathetic with strong communication skills, valuing relationships and making a positive difference. They excel at explaining concepts, listening, and resolving conflicts. Social types typically avoid technical activities, favoring collaborative work. They're drawn to careers in education, healthcare, counseling, and social services where they can support others' well-being and development. They thrive in environments emphasizing teamwork and meaningful connections.

Enterprising individuals are energetic, ambitious, and persuasive. They enjoy leading and influencing others to achieve goals. These individuals are typically confident, sociable, and assertive, with strong leadership and communication skills. They value status and economic achievement, and are comfortable taking risks. Enterprising types excel at selling, negotiating, and motivating others. They prefer action-oriented environments where they can make decisions. They may avoid abstract activities without clear practical applications. They are often drawn to careers in business, sales, management, politics, or entrepreneurship.