The Career Advisor is an assessment designed to measure the skills and traits of an individual relative to those required for success in a particular vocation.

The Career Advisor assessment utilizes a database of approximately 300 jobs derived from the Dictionary of Occupational Titles published by the United States Department of Labor. The Career Advisor database not only contains a myriad of job titles, but also contains the requirements for success in those jobs. These requirements for success have been determine by utilizing the Career Advisor assessment to analyze individuals who are considered successful in the 300 jobs contained in the database. This analysis has resulted in benchmarks for success for each of the 300 jobs in the database.

By taking the Career Advisor assessment, an individual's skills and traits will be compared to the benchmarks for success. The Career Advisor can then help the individual determine the specific jobs in which he or she is most likely to succeed based upon his or her particular skills and traits.

The Career Advisor report provides feedback regarding six mental skills and ten personality traits as measured by the Career Advisor. A narrative is provided to help the individual understand the scores in these critical areas. Following the narrative is a score sheet which graphically portrays the individual's scores. Lastly, the Career Advisor report provides a complete list of jobs in the Career Advisor database that the individual selected for comparison of his or her skills and traits, and whether or not the individual is recommended for those jobs based upon his or her scores.