What people in this career do, highest-rated first.
Reading, writing, math, thinking and learning skills this career relies on most, rated for importance (1 to 5). O*NET also rates 25 job-specific “transferable” skills, such as programming or troubleshooting, that are not shown here.
The subjects this career draws on most, rated for importance (1 to 5).
Enduring physical and mental capabilities this career relies on most (such as oral comprehension or manual dexterity), rated for importance (1 to 5).
Software that O*NET lists as “hot technology” for this career (a sample, not a requirement).
The kinds of work this career involves, rated for importance (1 to 5).