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Career Collections

Browse curated groups of occupations by interest, education, experience, or work style.

By interest

A few ways to begin when you only know what kind of work sounds appealing.

Leadership roles

Planning, coordination, supervision, and responsibility.

Administrative Services Managers Social and Community Service Managers Food Service Managers Security Managers Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers

Helping people

Support, care, communication, and guidance.

Customer Service Representatives Mental Health Counselors Marriage and Family Therapists Social and Human Service Assistants Interpreters and Translators

Creative work

Design, media, editing, visuals, and communication.

Graphic Designers Editors Photographers Interior Designers Film and Video Editors

Technical problem solving

Systems, software, engineering, networks, and analysis.

Computer Systems Analysts Computer Programmers Computer Network Support Specialists Electrical Engineers Automotive Engineers

By education

Example groups based on common preparation paths.

High school or equivalent

Examples that may be easier to explore without a four-year degree.

Cashiers Baristas Waiters and Waitresses Security Guards Animal Caretakers

Certificate or focused training

Careers where post-secondary training may be relevant.

Emergency Medical Technicians Massage Therapists Barbers Pest Control Workers Floral Designers

Associate or some college

College coursework, technical training, or two-year programs.

Broadcast Technicians Computer Network Support Specialists Agricultural Technicians Architectural and Civil Drafters Paralegals and Legal Assistants

Bachelor's degree

Career examples commonly associated with broader academic preparation.

Civil Engineers Graphic Designers Computer Systems Analysts Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists Environmental Engineers

By experience

Browse examples by likely experience expectations before entry or advancement.

Entry-friendly examples

Roles that may be useful starting points with limited prior experience.

Cashiers Baristas Couriers and Messengers Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners Amusement and Recreation Attendants

1–2 years

Careers that may expect some experience before becoming fully established.

Emergency Medical Technicians Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks Agricultural Equipment Operators Broadcast Technicians Pest Control Workers

2–4 years

Mid-preparation examples where prior work experience may matter more.

Administrative Services Managers Chefs and Head Cooks Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers Construction Managers Security Managers

4+ years

Longer preparation, specialization, or supervisory experience.

Computer Network Architects Architects, Except Landscape and Naval Farmers, Ranchers, and Other Agricultural Managers First-Line Supervisors of Security Workers Food Service Managers

By work style

Choose the setting or daily rhythm that feels easier to picture.

Working with people

Frequent communication, support, guidance, or public-facing work.

Customer Service Representatives Concierges Interpreters and Translators Social and Human Service Assistants Clergy

Working with data

Records, numbers, systems, research, analysis, or structured information.

Accountants and Auditors Actuaries Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists Social Science Research Assistants Transportation Planners

Hands-on work

Practical tasks involving tools, equipment, materials, or work sites.

Electricians Tree Trimmers and Pruners Structural Iron and Steel Workers Fence Erectors Helpers--Electricians

Care and wellness

Health, wellbeing, fitness, emergency care, nutrition, and therapy.

Nurse Practitioners Dietitians and Nutritionists Athletic Trainers Exercise Physiologists Sports Medicine Physicians

Discover fields

Prefer traditional career fields? Browse the main occupation groups and jump into the full career directory.

Business & Management Technology & IT Engineering & Technical Science & Research Healthcare & Wellness Education & Culture Arts, Media & Design Legal & Community Public Safety Hospitality Services Agriculture & Environment Skilled Trades

How to read these collections

Collections are an exploration layer, not a replacement for the full occupation profiles. Use them to find roles that feel relevant, then open a career page for details about duties, skills, education, and experience.

Career profile data is organized from O*NET occupational information. Education and experience groupings shown here are examples for exploration and can be replaced with exact data-driven results after the cleaned occupation dataset is connected.

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