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Psychology(3)
Can Your Favorite Color Determine Your Perfect Job?
从喜欢的颜色来看职业性向
What colors say about us
你喜欢的颜色会泄露你的内心世界喔


complement(v)
Your silver necklace complements your black dress very nicely.

Something that completes or brings something to perfection.

forum(n)
Because of the rise in crime, the city council held a forum on public saftly.

A forum is a space or a place where people can come together to discuss something.They might discuss answers to a question or solutions to a problem.

analytical(adj)
Jerry is very analytical, so he really enjoys his high-level math classes.

specification(n)
As soon as the builder received the specifications for the office building, he began the construction.

What about you?
So are you a researcher,creator,social manager,persuader,doer or organizer? To find out what career path you should be following based on your preferred colors, here are a few examples of what certain choices say about you, and the careers and skills that complement them.

If you prefer yellow, purple and white: You're the communicator
You create profitable perspectives-how to break into new accounts or be heard by other employees. By simply identifying a client's point of view, you develop strategies that open doors, even if they had already been shut. Your excellent communication skills can create problem-solving forums. Careers in corporate communications, marketing or religious occupations work best.

If you prefer red, green and black: You're the investor
You know the value of money and resources, as well as the intrinsic worth of each coworker's contributions. Your supportive, yet analytical personality works best in finance, accounting, manufacturing, property management, investment, consulting, product sales or teaching.

If you prefer blue, orange and brown: You're the activist
Your strong community beliefs and no-nonsense approach improve services for those around you. Occupations where you can improve existing specifications of impact social values work best for you. Consider careers in engineering, building, or developing new programs or companies. Also consider law enforcement, firefighting, social or government work. These are only a few of hundreds of different color profiles. For your own free career evaluation, please visit: www.careerpath.com