Information technology isn't one job — it's ten different kinds of work that happen to share a building. This diagnostic measures two things separately: what you're drawn to, and how you already reason. Then it names the certifications that turn your top paths into a credential.
Statements about the kind of work you'd choose. There is no right answer. Rate how much each one sounds like you.
Short problems, 8 per area, one correct answer each. You are not expected to know any IT yet — every item can be reasoned out from scratch.
The full form measures each area on a nine-point scale; the short form on five. Use the short form when class time is tight.
About 25–35 minutes. Nothing is saved or sent anywhere — your answers stay in this browser tab, so finish in one sitting and print or save the results at the end.
Short problems. None of them require IT knowledge — they're about how you think through a problem you've never seen. Take a guess when you're unsure; a wrong answer costs you nothing but an unanswered one tells us less.