STEM jobs are the future, or at least that is what we are constantly told. This might not be true, but would you want to risk a career in easy to automate factory work when you could pursue a career in tech that will mean you ride the wave of future jobs? Certainly, some jobs, like data scientists, will be endangered by the automation revolution. You do not want that for yourself. You want a job that will stand the test of time.

STEM stands for "science, technology, engineering, and math," not to be confused with METS which stands for "bad at baseball." STEM fields include areas as diverse and flexible as programming or genetic research, and areas as rigid as a chemist, economist, and electronic engineer. These jobs will be relied on more and more as we enter the new paradigm where most commerce at least involves if not is driven by technology. Bakers didn't use to need social media people and web designers, but in this day and age, they do if they want to stay ahead of the bakers down the street.

All STEM jobs require a lot of work and discipline, so you should want to pick the right one. But which one is right for your personality? To find out, take this quiz. We will set you on the right path.