Future Career Path Quiz

1How do you approach a complex problem?

By breaking it down into logical steps and talking it through. By considering the impact of each possible solution on others. By visualizing the final outcome and working backward. By getting hands-on and experimenting with practical solutions.

2What kind of creative project excites you the most?

Crafting the perfect story or dialogue for a character. Designing a fair and balanced system of rules for a community. Building a detailed 3D model of a city or structure. Creating a self-sustaining ecosystem in a terrarium.

3When you learn a new software, what’s your method?

I experiment with different inputs to see what outputs I get. I read the terms of service to understand its limitations and purpose. I immediately start building or designing something with it. I look for practical applications to solve a real-world problem.

4You’re given a new advanced technology. What’s your first thought?

“How can I communicate with this to get what I want?” “What are the moral implications of using this?” “What amazing new worlds or experiences can I build with this?” “How can this improve efficiency and sustainability?”

5Which subject did you prefer in school?

Language Arts / Linguistics Philosophy / Debate Art / Architecture / CAD Biology / Environmental Science

6How do you prefer to spend your free time?

Solving word puzzles or playing text-based adventure games. Engaging in deep conversations about society and the future. Playing world-building games like Minecraft or The Sims. Gardening, hiking, or working on a hands-on DIY project.

7A colleague suggests a shortcut that bends the rules. What do you do?

Analyze if the ‘bent’ rule is inefficient and can be improved. Raise concerns about the ethical implications and potential consequences. See it as a ‘bug’ in the system that needs a structural fix. Assess the practical risks versus the potential gains.

8What kind of team role do you naturally fall into?

The Communicator – translating complex ideas for everyone. The Conscience – ensuring the project stays on a moral path. The Visionary – designing the blueprint and overall structure. The Implementer – making sure things actually get built and work.

9You design a new public space in the metaverse. What is your priority?

Making sure the AI guides are helpful and engaging. Establishing clear community guidelines for safe and fair interaction. Creating a visually stunning and immersive environment. Ensuring the space is functional, accessible, and runs efficiently.

10What future development are you most excited about?

Truly intelligent AI assistants I can converse with naturally. Establishing universal digital rights for all online identities. The ability to create and explore photorealistic virtual worlds. Tech solutions for global challenges like food scarcity.