Some General Occupations Profiting from a Dominance of Spatial intelligence
Spatial intelligence refers to the ability to perceive the visual world internally. Those with this image smart skill tend to think in pictures; usually they need to create vivid mental images to retain information. They like looking at maps, charts, pictures, videos, DVDs and movies. Their skills include puzzle building, reading, writing, understanding charts and graphs, a good sense of direction, sketching, painting, creating visual metaphors and analogies, manipulating images, constructing, fixing, designing practical objects and interpreting visual images.
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- advertiser
- architect
- artist
- art teacher / therapist
- builder
- carpenter
- cartographer
- chess player
- coach
- commercial artist
- computer-aided designer / computer programmer / computer specialist
- craftsperson
- decorator
- dentist
- drafting engineer / technician
- engineer
- fashion designer
- film director / editor
- fine artist
- furniture restorer
- geographer
- geometrician
- graphic artist / designer
- guide
- hairstylist
- hunter
- industrial design
- interior decorator / designer
- inventor
- landscape architect / designer
- machinist
- makeup artist
- mechanic
- mould designer
- navigator
- outdoor guide
- painter
- photographer
- pilot
- ranger
- sailor
- scout
- sculptor
- seamstress
- set designer
- sign painter
- surgeon
- surveyor
- tailor
- tour guide
- urban planner
- visual artist
- web developer
- These artists and explorers used their spatial skills for fame
Occupations that need the other 7 intelligences
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