A.C.E. Career Aptitude Test Results
For Test Administered Friday, February 16, 2001 & Saturday, February 17, 2001
 

Find out what your drawing says about the perfect career for you.
 

You should be an arborist or army general.

You would be best suited for a career that only requires one syllable words - like truck driving.

Perhaps you are too frightened for any career, consider staying home from now on.

A life guard-waitress is a great choice. So many submerged restaurants are understaffed.
You would make a wonderful crazy-guy-who-rants on-a-park-bench-all-day. Although the pay is lousy.

95% of people who consult the Bible for career advice become shepherds...not that there's anything wrong with that.

Either enter the clergy or buy a motel.

You would do well in a health related field where the distinctions between boils, zits and blisters are considered important.

The appears to be a picture of a dance garage door. Perhaps a career in hallucinogenic drug testing is in your future.

Photojournalism or tug boat captain.

Work building good.
Consider a job where everyone is exactly the same...like HR!

An affinity to the word "no" would make you highly suitable for Qwest Customer Service.

You see yourself in a position of intrigue, possibly an informant that has to be backlit at all times to protect your identity.

Definitely a zookeeper!

If this is your signature, then perhaps a career as a change maker at a kiddie arcade would be about your speed.

If this is a drawing, then the field of world domination would be best.

Surveillance is your best bet.

You probably should be a hair dresser...or perhaps you just need one.

It's best you just stay at home.

A one-eyed frowny person is best in careers that involve a basement and dim lighting.

We've sent the police. Stay calm.
 

I fear this picture.

Make a career out of selling your non-vital organs.

You'd make a wonderful elementary school teacher's aide.
   

Drawing a bearded woman shows a aptitude for side-show work.

Be a superhero. It's good work if you can get it.

At first glance one might suggest a career as a vampire, but since vampirdom isn't really a career per se, try midwifery.
   

Politics.

Politics.

Politics.
   

Politics.

Politics.

Politics.
   

Politics.

If you are generally unhappy, then try being a mime, because everyone loves mimes.

Watch out! He's sneaking up behind you! No, but seriously folks, shepherding is no laughing matter. Sheep can be dangerous, just ask Dr. Attenborough.
   

Professional athlete.

Being a martyr is not a popular choice these days, but if that's what you really want...

You can pretty much count on having stained glass windows in your likeness...

After your dead.

Do you want to earn them or write them?

That's two really different worlds.
   

Is that a bomb heading for the people? Is that you cheering it on?

Your best bet is selling your story to CBS for a movie of the week once you're incarcerated.

Bricklayer.

Your hair looks painful.
   

If you can't find any openings for pirate, try poison control.

You could probably make a career out of trying to interpret this drawing.

This isn't a drawing, so you probably want to steer clear of jobs where you have to follow instructions.
   

If you've got excess hot air, then the world of infomercials is your calling.

I so sorry, Up With People went out of business. Maybe you can find work at Disneyland.

Politics.

Mattress sales!

Se você pode ler isso tambem, você deve trabalhar no UN.

Any cubical position will make you feel quite at home.

A star on your door means your should be an actor, but that star is a little mis-shapen, so perhaps a bad actor.

Stand up comedy would be good for you, but the arrow through the head things been so done.

You would be great as candy store owner on lollipop lane, where the streets are paved with marshmallows and everyone has cavities.
  
 

Politics.
 
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