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The Helper

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A “thank you” is what keeps you going.

Where your interest goes

Your interest goes to listening, teaching and helping people. You are good at imagining how others feel and do your best work in contact with people — finding meaning when you know you have helped.

Jobs that might suit you

  • Teacher or trainer
  • Nurse
  • Childcare worker
  • Care worker
  • Counsellor
  • Hospitality and service
  • Customer support
  • HR and training

These are only some examples — it does not mean other work will not suit you.

Where you do your best work

Where you work directly with people and can see the difference you make — including keeping a team in good spirits.

Something to build on

Look after your own rest as carefully as you look after others, and you can keep going for longer.

In Holland’s terms, the “Social” type.

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A closer look with Nyabi

The job ideas, in a little more detail

  • Teacher or trainerHelping people understand, at school or in class — their “I get it!” is the reward.
  • NurseCaring for patients' bodies and minds, where imagining how they feel really matters.
  • Childcare workerLooking after children's daily lives and growth, and seeing them change over time.
  • Care workerHelping older people or people with disabilities in daily life, supporting them up close.
  • CounsellorListening carefully to people with worries and helping them sort out their thoughts and feelings.
  • Hospitality and serviceLooking after guests in shops or venues so they have a good time — and seeing them smile.
  • Customer supportAnswering questions by phone or email and helping people solve their problems.
  • HR and trainingSupporting how people are hired and how they learn at work, helping them grow.

Classic The Helper moments

  • Somehow you've become everyone's go-to listener.
  • You notice right away when someone seems down.
  • Strangers seem to ask you for directions a lot.
  • When someone asks for help, you say yes before thinking.

Where you feel at ease

You may feel at ease in a warm workplace with plenty of contact with people, where everyone looks out for each other. Seeing someone smile because of your help tends to make the work feel worthwhile.

Ways to explore it

  • Teach something you're good at to a younger sibling or friend
  • Join a local volunteer activity or help out at an event
  • Practise being a good listener — hearing people out to the end

Something to try this week

This week, offer to help one person close to you, and notice how they respond.

Mixed with a second interest

Helper × Investigator can lead to health or medical work, using knowledge to support people. Helper × Leader may suit leading a team while encouraging everyone in it.

These jobs are only examples, not a verdict on what suits you.

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The six work types

The MakerHappiest making something with your hands.The InvestigatorFollowing every “why?” to the end.The ArtistTurning what you feel into something to share.The HelperA “thank you” is what keeps you going.The LeaderBringing everyone along to the goal.The OrganiserOnly at ease once everything is in order.
About this quiz
An original MiyabiBase quiz built on Holland’s idea of six kinds of work interest (RIASEC). The questions and results are all our own and unrelated to any existing aptitude test. It is just for fun — please do not use it to decide on a career. The jobs listed are some that might suit you, not the only ones. Your answers are worked out on this device only and never sent anywhere.
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