Virtual Assistant untuk Prediksi Kepribadian Mahasiswa dalam Memilih Karir Berkelanjutan
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31980/petik.v8i2.1261Keywords:
Careers, Higher Education, Personality, Prediction, Virtual AssistantAbstract
Abstract — Memilih karir yang baik penting dilakukan sejak dini saat Anda masih kuliah. Karir yang baik akan membantu harus sesuai dengan kepribadian setiap orang untuk memastikan bahwa karir dapat dijalani dalam waktu yang berkesinambungan. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk memprediksi karir mahasiswa di perguruan tinggi berdasarkan kepribadiannya menggunakan asisten virtual. Metode yang digunakan adalah metode prototype untuk membangun asisten virtual dengan mengadopsi tes kepribadian MBTI. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa asisten virtual yang dibangun sangat baik untuk merekomendasikan pilihan karir yang tepat kepada mahasiswa di perguruan tinggi sesuai dengan kepribadian yang dimiliki oleh masing-masing mahasiswa. Asisten virtual yang dihasilkan berhasil mengimplementasikan model uji MBTI dalam sistem yang dibangun dan memiliki tingkat akurasi yang tinggi dalam merekomendasikan pilihan karir. Penelitian ini menyimpulkan bahwa memprediksi pilihan karir yang tepat akan dapat membantu mahasiswa di perguruan tinggi untuk mempersiapkan karir sejak dini ketika masih mendidik dan mempraktekkannya dengan baik sehingga menghasilkan pilihan karir yang berkelanjutan di masa depan.
Kata Kunci — Karir, Pendidikan Tinggi, Kepribadian, Prediksi, Asisten Virtual
Abstract — Choosing a good career is important to do early when you are still in college. A good career will help must match the personality of each person to ensure that the career can be lived in a sustainable time. The purpose of this study is to predict a student's career in college based on his personality using a virtual assistant. The method used is a prototype method to build a virtual assistant by adopting the MBTI personality test. The results of this study indicate that the virtual assistant that is built is very good for recommending the right career choice to students in college according to the personality of each student. The resulting virtual assistant has successfully implemented the MBTI test model in the system built and has a high level of accuracy in recommending career choices. This study concludes that predicting the right career choice will be able to help college students to prepare for a career from an early age while still educating and practicing it well so as to produce sustainable career choices in the future.
Keywords— Careers, Higher Education, Personality, Prediction, Virtual Assistant
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