It has many applications, but in the career decision making process it can help you consider how compatible career choices will be with one's preferred style. The SII measures occupational interest by comparing your responses to those of others employed in occupations they are satisfied with. It does not measure your abilities, aptitudes or intelligence. This inventory will not tell you what you should or should not be but rather it will provide some additional information and insight on your interests. It also provides information about Financial Aid and the World of Work.
Values are the self-motivators that indicate what is most important in our lives.
Examination of our values is an important aspect of career decision making. A checklist is available to help you clarify your values.