Ruby Said:

How can I find the right career for my personality?

We Answered:

Here are some good free career assessment websites:

http://www.3smartcubes.com/
http://www.futureproofyourcareer.com/car…
http://www.sedoparking.com/showparking.p…
http://www.quintcareers.com/career_asses…
http://hotjobs.promotions.yahoo.com/care…
http://www.careerpath.com/careerassessme…
http://www.princetonreview.com/cte/quiz/…
http://keirsey.com/

Annette Said:

How do I know if Psychology is the right career for me?

We Answered:

One option is to work for a major service provider - a body like the NECC [http://www.necc.org] for example. This is psychological intervention on an industrial scale. In practical terms it means that professionals can get on with doing their jobs, without having to worry about the paperwork - dedicated admin bods take care of that.

Such bodies hold qualifications in very high regard - the better their staff qualifications, the better the chances of the service securing research grants and so forth - so you shouldn't have difficulty in securing employment with a doctorate. Even if you were to take a masters-level position [which would presumably entail more hands-on work] your doctorate would certainly stand to you and give definite bargaining power with an employer.

Jeff Said:

What should I do to find the right career for me?

We Answered:

Join the military, What ever you like to do, they have a job for you, and they pay you while you are training.
It's worth checking out, in this economy you will be glad you did.

Go Navy

Terry Said:

Does anybody know of any online tests to help determine what career is right for you?

We Answered:

You can and should take the vocational interest test.

Information is below.