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Start from what the work asks for. Add up to 8 skills and every occupation that lists them is ranked by how many it lists, with what matches and what is missing. Occupation-level reference data, never a score about a person.
The most widespread skills
Add one to start, or open its page- Active Listening839+ Add
- Speaking811+ Add
- Critical Thinking809+ Add
- Monitoring776+ Add
- Reading Comprehension739+ Add
- Judgment and Decision Making696+ Add
- Time Management674+ Add
- Coordination656+ Add
- Complex Problem Solving648+ Add
- Writing593+ Add
- Active Learning588+ Add
- Social Perceptiveness575+ Add
- Service Orientation466+ Add
- Mathematics401+ Add
- Instructing394+ Add
- Systems Analysis378+ Add
- Learning Strategies366+ Add
- use different communication channels340+ Add
- create solutions to problems339+ Add
- Persuasion337+ Add
- manage staff334+ Add
- Systems Evaluation333+ Add
- keep records of work progress321+ Add
- manage budgets319+ Add
- have computer literacy318+ Add
- quality standards313+ Add
- Operations Monitoring304+ Add
- troubleshoot300+ Add
- speak different languages278+ Add
- identify customer's needs261+ Add
- Negotiation261+ Add
- perform project management258+ Add
- mechanics255+ Add
- train employees255+ Add
- liaise with managers244+ Add
- adhere to organisational guidelines241+ Add
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