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My Holland quiz results are Realistic 2, Investigative 8, Artistic 5, Social 11, Enterprising 10, Conventional 12. In addition to this, my Holland code is CSE and the career suggestions I received from my test results are a business assistant and Medical and Health Information specialist. I believe working as a business assistant would be a good fit for me since I am working in a similar position and I enjoy doing clerical work for my employer. Finally, working as a Medical and Health Information specialist would not be a good fit for me since I would not be good at diagnosing patients for medical
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