Time Management
Kuder Career Assessments
Just For Fun
100

Being on time for appointments, work, or other commitments consistently.

Punctuality

100

The activities or topics you enjoy and are naturally drawn to. The assessment uses this to suggest careers that match your preferences.

Interests.

100

Why are eggs bad at telling jokes?

They always crack each other up.

200

Regularly showing up for class, work, or scheduled responsibilities.

Attendance

200

How confident you feel in performing certain tasks. This helps identify strengths and areas for growth.

Skills Confidence

200

What is a teenager who never grows called?

Constantine

300

A conversation with a professional in a career field to gather insights and advice, not to seek a job.

Informational Interview

300

The beliefs and priorities you have about what is important in a job, like helping others, earning a good salary, or having job security.

Work Values

300

What is the wake-up time for ducks?

The quack of dawn.

400

Building relationships with professionals who can provide career guidance, support, or opportunities.

Networking

400

Groups of similar careers organized by industry or type of work, like Health Science, Information Technology, or Education and Training.

Career Clusters

400

What kind of milk does a pampered cow give?

Spoiled Milk
500

An activity where participants act our scenarios to practice skills and appropriate responses in a safe environment.

Role Play

500

A rating that shows how well a particular career aligns with your interests, skills, and values based on your assessment results.

Match Score

500

Why did the picture go to prison?

Because it was framed.

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