Studies show that the different personality types are inclined to different careers. So, here are some observations of each type's character traits that affect career choice together with some pieces of advice for possible directions. Corresponding actual careers are also included with their personality types.

Psychologists have a long list of personalities. We will only analyze two types of personalities here for discussion, that is, the duty fulfillers and the guardians.

The Duty Fulfillers

This personality type gives importance to security, tradition, and peaceful living. They can work on long and difficult to attain duties. A duty fulfiller will see it right to the end no matter how difficult a process is, even if the others have given up. They do not take failure lightly. They are also observed to be loyal, stable, faithful, practical and down-to-earth.

They are also family-oriented and do not delve on things they consider unimportant. They are not fond of abstract theory, unless they realize the practical significance. They are born natural leaders. Most of them prefer to work alone but work effectively in teams when needed.

They are also observant. They take in facts through their senses and recall them internally. They have stored ideas that they rely on to understand problems experienced in their lives. They also have respect for details and concrete information.

Duty fulfillers can also formulate decisions objectively, and execute logic and rational thinking. They are quite adamant to change unless they deem it very relevant and necessary. They also have great opinions about the way things should be done.

These people appreciate structure and order. They have very high standards for their own acts and for others. They are not naturally inclined with other people's emotions. They can finish almost anything if they set their minds to it. And above all, they are community minded or good citizens.

The duty fulfillers have one character trait that places them at a specific advantage in regard to career success. They can do anything that they have chosen to do.

A duty fulfiller will do his best in a given career using their best organizational skills and forces of concentration to form order and structure. They sit well in the management and executive levels of the real business environment.

The duty fulfillers can also be accountants and financial officers, business executives, administrators and managers, medical doctors or dentists, judges, police and detectives, lawyers, military leaders, computer programmers, systems analysts, and computer specialists.

The Guardians

The guardians are natural leaders also. They want to be in charge. They greatly value tradition and safety. They are loyal, dependable and hardworking, athletic and decent. They also have a good set of standards and beliefs.

They are not known to be patient with incompetence or inefficiency but they are great in organizational abilities. These people are also very thorough and admire structure and order. They are also able to follow projects to completion. They are straightforward, honest and very eager to achieve their duties.

The guardians feel like they are shepherds who have to take care of their flocks. And they take care of them diligently and efficiently. They rule by example so that their constituents will follow. They value rules, ethics and morality.

People with this personality will become good and effective teachers, military leaders, police or detective, judges, business administrators and managers, financial officers and sales representatives.