Simple Test
RIASEC Test
What is my Holland code? 48 questions score all 6 types and reveal your 3-letter code with matching careers.
RIASEC CAREER INTEREST TEST
Rate how much you would enjoy 48 everyday activities — not how good you are at them. You will get your 3-letter interest code across 6 types (Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising, Conventional), plus careers, work settings and majors that fit your top type.
48 questions · about 5 minutes
The 6 interest types
- RRealisticThe Doer
- IInvestigativeThe Thinker
- AArtisticThe Creator
- SSocialThe Helper
- EEnterprisingThe Persuader
- CConventionalThe Organizer
For reference only. This is an independent short interest inventory based on Holland's RIASEC model, not the official Self-Directed Search (SDS), a career decision tool or a professional assessment. Interests can change over time.
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Find your Holland code with the free Giggleus RIASEC test. Rate 48 activities (8 per type) and see scores for all six Holland types — Realistic (R), Investigative (I), Artistic (A), Social (S), Enterprising (E) and Conventional (C) — plus your top-three Holland code, such as SAE. Your leading type comes with its key traits, career families that fit, preferred work settings and example majors, along with a hexagon consistency check showing how closely your top types sit on Holland's hexagon. No sign-up needed, and you can save your result as an image to share. This is an unofficial short version for self-reflection, not a career decision tool.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What are the 6 Holland codes?
A. The six Holland codes are Realistic (R, hands-on work with tools and machines), Investigative (I, analysis and research), Artistic (A, creative expression), Social (S, helping and teaching), Enterprising (E, leading and persuading) and Conventional (C, organizing data and details). Most people are a blend, summarized as a three-letter code.
Q. What is my Holland code and how is it calculated?
A. Your Holland code is the three RIASEC types you score highest on, in order. In this test, 48 preference items (8 per type) are summed per type, and the top three form your code, for example SAE or RIC.
Q. Can a RIASEC test tell me which career to choose?
A. No. It shows your interest pattern and career families worth exploring, but it does not measure skills, values or job market fit. This is an unofficial short version for reference only; talk to a career counselor for important decisions.
Q. Is this the official Holland Self-Directed Search (SDS)?
A. No. It is an independent short version built on Holland's RIASEC model: 48 activity items, 8 per type, rated on a 5-point like-dislike scale in about 5 minutes. The official SDS is a published, standardized assessment usually taken through a counselor or its publisher, so treat this result as a starting point for exploration.