How it works
A game of structured curiosity.
Six steps, a few minutes, and no questionnaire. Here is exactly what happens.
- STEP 01
Choose your Ruchi-Dishās
Ruchi-Dishās are directions of interest: broad ways people like to engage with the world. Pick one, a few, or all six. Only you decide the territory.
- STEP 02
Roll one D10 per direction
For each direction you chose, YPP rolls a ten-sided die. The roll happens on our server and is saved, so it stays the same if you refresh.
- STEP 03
Discover your dimensions
Each face of the die maps to a specific dimension inside that direction: a concrete way of noticing, making, reasoning or caring.
- STEP 04
YPP matches the combination
Your set of dimensions is compared against career worlds using the YPP Career × Dimension Matrix, a carefully built map of which kinds of work draw on which dimensions.
- STEP 05
Explore careers
You see a Primary Path, an Intersection Path that bridges your directions, and a Discovery Path you might never have searched for.
- STEP 06
Save reactions and journeys
Mark careers as Curious, Maybe or Not for me. Sign in only when you want to keep your journeys and see patterns over time.
Important
The dice do not decide your career.
The dice create structured exploration inside the directions you chose. They make sure you encounter specific dimensions rather than vague labels, and that each journey can surprise you.
Which careers connect with that combination is determined by the underlying Career × Dimension Matrix, not by chance. The same dimensions always lead to the same career worlds within a YPP release.
The directions
The Ruchi-Dishās and their dimensions
Explore & Understand
I like finding out how things really work.
Anvīkṣā
- Nirīkṣaṇa — Observation
- Jijñāsā — Curiosity
- Pramāṇa-Parīkṣā — Testing evidence
- Kāraṇa-Bodha — Cause & effect
- Gaṇanā — Quantitative inquiry
- Rūpa-Bodha — Pattern discovery
- Prakṛti-Anveṣaṇa — Natural inquiry
- Mānava-Anveṣaṇa — Human inquiry
- Itihāsa-Anveṣaṇa — Historical inquiry
- Tattva-Vicāra — Fundamental inquiry
Solve & Strategise
I like figuring out what to do when the answer isn’t obvious.
Yukti
- Samasyā-Bheda — Problem decomposition
- Vikalpa-Racanā — Generating alternatives
- Anumāna — Inference
- Dūradṛṣṭi — Foresight
- Samaya-Bodha — Timing
- Saṅkaṭa-Viveka — Risk discernment
- Sādhana-Yojanā — Resource strategy
- Sandhi-Vārtā — Negotiation
- Nīti-Yukti — Strategic manoeuvre
- Nirṇaya — Judgement
Imagine & Create
I like turning ideas into something original.
Sṛjana
- Kathā — Story creation
- Bhāṣā — Language expression
- Dṛśya-Racanā — Visual creation
- Nāda — Sound creation
- Abhinaya — Performance
- Kalpanā — Imagination
- Rūpāṅkana — Giving form
- Saṃyojana — Creative combination
- Rasa-Bodha — Experience sense
- Nava-Prayoga — Experimentation
Make & Build
I like working with things and making them actually work.
Śilpa
- Hasta-Kauśala — Hand skill
- Yantra-Bodha — Machine understanding
- Saṃracanā — Structural building
- Sthāpatya — Space design
- Tantra-Nirmāṇa — Systems building
- Doṣa-Śodhana — Fault finding
- Māpa-Śuddhi — Precision
- Dravya-Bodha — Materials understanding
- Kṣetra-Karma — Field work
- Prakriyā-Rūpāntara — Transformation
Understand & Enable People
I like helping people understand, grow or work better together.
Sahakāra
- Śravaṇa — Deep listening
- Para-Dṛṣṭi — Perspective-taking
- Saṃvāda — Dialogue
- Śikṣaṇa — Teaching
- Mārgadarśana — Guidance
- Paricaryā — Care
- Madhyasthatā — Mediation
- Sahakārya — Collaboration
- Samudāya-Sambandha — Community engagement
- Preraṇā — Mobilising others
Organise & Make Happen
I like taking an idea and turning it into action.
Udyama
- Ārambha — Initiation
- Āyojana — Organisation
- Sādhana-Saṅgraha — Resource mobilisation
- Vāṇijya — Commerce
- Vitta — Resource stewardship
- Netṛtva — Leadership
- Pālana-Sañcālana — Operations
- Loka-Vyavasthā — Public organisation
- Vistāra — Growth & expansion
- Saṅkaṭa-Sañcālana — Crisis command