Amid a crowd that loves liveliness, there are always individuals who find joy in the quietness of analysing and exploring. They like to dig deep into essence rather than memorise surface information. This is also an outstanding characteristic of the Research – Analysis (Investigative – I) personality group according to Holland theory.

Let’s decode the Research – Analysis personality group and explore the field groups that are “thirsty” for human resources, so you can confidently master the future.

When AI needs people who know how to “ask questions”

We are living in an era when Artificial Intelligence (AI) can answer millions of questions in just a few seconds. However, the reality of the labour market shows a paradox: the more AI develops, the higher the demand for experts with deep analytical thinking.

The reason is very simple: AI possesses breakthrough information-processing speed, but that inanimate system still needs humans to:

• Ask the right questions to orient the system
• Analyse and verify the authenticity of data
• Find creative solutions based on an understanding of the complex nature of the system that machines cannot yet reach

That is why people in the Research – Analysis group are no longer limited to the laboratory, but are becoming the “solution architects” in every field of the economy.

A portrait of the “explorers” of knowledge

The Research – Analysis group usually does not like noise or superficial activities. Instead, they find joy in digging deep and exploring how everything works. Typical identifying characteristics include:

• Infinite curiosity: Always wanting to explore new knowledge and clearly understand the essence of a problem rather than learning by rote.
• Sharp logical thinking: The ability to link data together to find patterns.
• High concentration ability: Able to work independently for hours on end with the complex problems they care about.

Many people sometimes feel they are “overthinking”, but in essence that is the expression of a brain rich in analytical energy, ready for high professional challenges.

A portrait of the “explorers” of knowledge

The Research – Analysis group usually does not like noise or superficial activities. Instead, they find joy in digging deep and exploring how everything works. Typical identifying characteristics include:

• Infinite curiosity: Always wanting to explore new knowledge and clearly understand the essence of a problem rather than learning by rote.
• Sharp logical thinking: The ability to link data together to find patterns.
• High concentration ability: Able to work independently for hours on end with the complex problems they care about.

Many people sometimes feel they are “overthinking”, but in essence that is the expression of a brain rich in analytical energy, ready for high professional challenges. Possessing such a sharp brain and wonderful qualities, where will the ideal “stage” be for the Research – Analysis group to shine?

The promised lands for those who love analysis

If you love subjects such as Mathematics, Informatics, Physics, Biology or specialised English, below are the career fields that are “thirsty” for human resources and have attractive income:

• Technology & Data: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Data Science, Data Analytics, Network Security.
• Economics & Strategy: Business Analyst, Market Research, Fintech (Financial Technology).
• Optimisation & Systems: Logistics & system optimisation, UX Research (User Experience Research).
• Biomedical & Technology: Biotechnology, Biomedical Technology

The common point of these jobs is: they always need people who love to learn, require the ability to analyse and solve problems, must continuously update new knowledge, and suit people who like to understand “how everything works”.

The roadmap to conquering the future

However, innate analytical thinking is only a rough gem. To polish this quality into a core competitive advantage, choosing the right highly applied training environment is a prerequisite.

Instead of choosing a major according to the majority, ‘analytical brains’ need a specially designed study roadmap. At HUFLIT, the minds that love exploring can find the perfect ‘launchpad’ through spearhead field groups such as:

• Artificial Intelligence
• Information Technology
• E-commerce
• Logistics & Supply Chain Management
• Business Administration
• Finance – Banking.

The study programme at HUFLIT not only provides knowledge but also trains technology thinking, foreign language ability and international integration – the factors that help future analysts confidently work in a global environment.

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