The 16 MyPassion archetypes
Every quiz result starts with one of these. 4 families describe where someone is right now, and 4 priorities describe what they will not compromise on. Together they make 16 archetypes.
How the quiz assigns an archetype
2 answers decide it. The first question asks which situation sounds most like you, and that sets the family. The question about your top priority for the next 6 months sets one of 4 priorities:
- Income-Focused: Earning well is the first filter. A path has to pay before anything else about it matters.
- Lifestyle Seeker: Flexibility and time come first. The work has to fit the life, not the other way round.
- Stability First: A secure base matters most. Growth is welcome, as long as the ground stays solid.
- Experimenter: Trying things beats committing early. Small tests come before big decisions.
The other answers build the profile under the name. Most career tests ask what you are good at today; this one also asks what you did as a child when nobody asked you to, when you lose track of time, and what you would do if money were not a factor. In the full report those patterns rank 20 matched careers with salary ranges and first steps.
Grad Explorers
Students and recent graduates who have not settled on a direction yet and want a starting point based on who they are, not on what others expect.
Career Switchers
People in a career that works on paper but no longer fits, weighing what a move would cost and what it would give back.
Multi-Passionates
People with more interests than one job seems to allow, looking for work that uses several of them instead of forcing a single pick.
Purpose Seekers
People who feel stuck or are between roles and want the next step to mean something, not just fill the gap.