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Elan Coil [88]
3 years ago
9

How do the Holland Codes help individuals make career choices?

Business
1 answer:
nlexa [21]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Holland codes are also known as Holland Occupational Themes, which is a theory based on Vocational choice and careers. The theory was revealed by John L. Holland, who was an American Psychologist.

Explanation:

The Holland codes are involved in career counseling practices and researches. The basic theory was that the occupational preferences of the individuals were surrounded by the underlying character of the individual. The theory is centered on the following six personality traits:

  • Realistic - They like to work with hands, assembling and building things, working on tools and machines. They like to work outdoor.
  • Investigative -  They are more into discovering new ideas, investigating and, asking the questions to solve the problem.
  • Artistic- They are more performance-oriented, more expressive, and good at designing and creating things.
  • Social- They like working with people and are concerned about the welfare and well-being of other people.
  • Enterprising - They like leading, influencing, and encouraging others.
  • Conventional- They like following the procedures to work, planning the events, and work. They also like working indoor.

The Holland codes state that the people who possess similar personality traits aim to create an environment that fits them best and their type of work. Holland further stated that when people choose to work in a situation that is related to their personality, they are more contented and successful.  

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