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Conventional Type (RIASEC)

One of six Holland Code types. Conventional people prefer organized, detail-oriented work with clear rules and procedures. Careers: accounting, administration, banking, logistics.

The Conventional type (also called "Organizers") represents people who prefer structure, order, and working within established systems. They value accuracy, reliability, and efficiency.

Conventional types thrive in environments with clear procedures, predictable routines, and measurable outcomes. They're detail-oriented and excel at managing data, records, and processes.

Common careers: accountant, administrator, banker, data entry specialist, logistics coordinator, auditor, compliance officer, and paralegal. Conventional types often pair with Enterprising (CE) or Realistic (CR) as secondary types.

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Holland Codes (RIASEC)
A career interest model with six types — Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising, Conventional — used to match personality to careers. Developed by John Holland in 1959.
Realistic Type (RIASEC)
One of six Holland Code types. Realistic people prefer hands-on, practical work with tools, machines, animals, or physical materials. Careers: engineering, mechanics, agriculture, construction.
Investigative Type (RIASEC)
One of six Holland Code types. Investigative people prefer analytical, intellectual work involving research, data, and problem-solving. Careers: science, medicine, IT, research.
Artistic Type (RIASEC)
One of six Holland Code types. Artistic people prefer creative, unstructured work involving self-expression, imagination, and originality. Careers: design, writing, music, fine arts.
Social Type (RIASEC)
One of six Holland Code types. Social people prefer helping, teaching, and working with others to solve problems. Careers: teaching, counseling, nursing, social work.
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