Labeled sample — fictional scores
Career-path exploration report
SAMPLE — not a participant result
Assessment date: 2026-10-02
Explore occupational families, compare real requirements, and choose a practical learning step with your supervisor or counselor.
These are illustrative directions, not a qualification decision, referral, job offer, diagnosis, or assurance of suitability. Your experience, interests, education, accessibility needs, and the actual job requirements also matter. OPM and O*NET provide occupational information; they do not endorse RWC’s domain-to-career associations.
Your domain results
| Domain | Items correct |
|---|---|
| Executive reasoning | 89% |
| Procedural sequencing | 75% |
| Visual pattern | 75% |
| Quantitative and spatial | 67% |
| Workplace judgment | 63% |
| Verbal and working memory | 63% |
Percentages describe this assessment only. They are not percentiles, occupational fit percentages, or pass scores. The first three domains above supply the exploration examples; ties use domain-code order and do not imply meaningful differences.
Exploration starting point 1
Program and business operations
Why it appears: Executive reasoning is among the higher domain results in this sitting (89% of domain items correct). RWC associates this domain with the examples below for discussion; this is not a validated occupational match or a probability of success.
Illustrative Federal series
Management and Program Analysis (0343)
Review the administrative and management group standard together with the specific experience and grade requirements in the announcement.
OPM requirements for 0343Civilian occupation to explore
Management Analysts (O*NET 13-1111.00)
Study work processes, organize evidence, and recommend improvements.
O*NET occupation, preparation and educationRequirements to check
Compare your process-analysis experience, written recommendations, and any education requirements with the actual posting.
Possible training or practice step
Practice process mapping, spreadsheet analysis, and writing a one-page recommendation. Build a small example using nonconfidential data.
The Federal series and civilian occupation are separate examples, not equivalent jobs. Training suggestions are RWC guidance, not a determination that training is required or funded.
Exploration starting point 2
Administrative and procedural work
Why it appears: Procedural sequencing is among the higher domain results in this sitting (75% of domain items correct). RWC associates this domain with the examples below for discussion; this is not a validated occupational match or a probability of success.
Illustrative Federal series
Miscellaneous Clerk and Assistant (0303)
OPM notes no series-specific qualification standard and points to clerical and administrative support guidance. Review the employing agency’s stated requirements.
OPM requirements for 0303Civilian occupation to explore
Medical Secretaries and Administrative Assistants (O*NET 43-6013.00)
Coordinate administrative tasks, appointments, records, and information.
O*NET occupation, preparation and educationRequirements to check
Check the role for office-software skills, terminology, records handling, education, and experience. Medical office roles can require healthcare-specific knowledge.
Possible training or practice step
Practice scheduling and accurate records workflows. For medical office roles, study medical terminology and applicable privacy procedures.
The Federal series and civilian occupation are separate examples, not equivalent jobs. Training suggestions are RWC guidance, not a determination that training is required or funded.
Exploration starting point 3
Technology and troubleshooting
Why it appears: Visual pattern is among the higher domain results in this sitting (75% of domain items correct). RWC associates this domain with the examples below for discussion; this is not a validated occupational match or a probability of success.
Illustrative Federal series
Information Technology Management (2210)
OPM’s current 2210 standard uses competencies and grade-specific proficiency levels. The agency identifies applicable technical competency requirements. This RWC result does not establish those competencies.
OPM requirements for 2210Civilian occupation to explore
Computer User Support Specialists (O*NET 15-1232.00)
Investigate computer problems and help users work with hardware and software.
O*NET occupation, preparation and educationRequirements to check
Check the specific role for troubleshooting experience, required technologies, certifications, education, and any agency conditions. Federal 2210 and civilian user support are different classifications.
Possible training or practice step
Practice diagnosing common support problems in a safe lab. Keep a troubleshooting log and explain a solution in plain language.
The Federal series and civilian occupation are separate examples, not equivalent jobs. Training suggestions are RWC guidance, not a determination that training is required or funded.
Turn exploration into a next step
- Choose one actual vacancy or internal role to discuss.
- Compare its required experience, education, credentials, and duties with evidence you already have.
- Choose one relevant training activity or work example with your supervisor or counselor.
- For Veterans: discuss your goals and any needed supports with your counselor. This report does not establish VR&E eligibility, benefit entitlement, or medical suitability.
VA Veteran Readiness and Employment · OPM qualification standards
ZIP job access remains included for two years. Open ZIP job tools.
Guidance version: 2 October 2026. Recheck the linked official sources and actual vacancy before acting. For program-funded sittings, download this report within one year; the retained server copy expires then. Your downloaded copy stays with you.