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New! Career cluster resources on CareerOneStop

CareerOneStop now offers rich career exploration information for 17 career and industry clusters (covering the 16 O*NET career clusters plus the energy industry).

Visit any of the following links to discover quick facts and trends about the cluster and careers within it. Career explorers ranging from high school students to experienced career changers will find valuable information to help decide which clusters or careers might be a good fit for them. Each career cluster page includes two videos: one overviewing the cluster and one highlighting careers within the cluster. The website pages also offer links to career profiles sorted by education levels such as high-school diploma, short-term training, and associate’s, bachelor’s, or graduate degrees.

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Featured tool

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mySkills myFuture

Enter your current or previous job title to get a list of career matches that use similar skills.

Skills Matcher creates personalized list of skills

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CareerOneStop’s Skills Matcher is an invaluable resource for career explorers. Users take a quick multiple-choice survey to rank themselves in 40 key workplace skills, knowledge, and abilities. This leads them to a list of careers that best match their self-ratings—from there, they can link off to explore any careers of interest and learn more about training requirements, pay, employment outlook, and more.

But the Skills Matcher isn’t just for exploring a new career. It also helps job seekers and current employees looking to advance in their fields by creating a detailed list of their current skills. To find this list, users take the Skills Matcher assessment and create their list of best match careers. To the left of their list (or at the bottom if on a mobile device), they’ll see a link to “see your full list of skills.” This brings them to a page listing the 40 key skills broken into three categories:

  • ones they rated themselves highest on
  • ones where they rated themselves less highly
  • ones where they rated themselves the lowest

The personalized list of 40 skills is a vital tool for job seekers. Here are a few tips for leveraging Skills Matcher results:

  • Add some of the identified skills to a resume; including these skill names can help a resume get past screening software.
  • Adapt the skills description language to help describe skills and experiences on a resume. The Skills Matcher language can be tailored to help communicate achievements in a way that resonates with employers.
  • Use the list of skills to prepare for interviews or networking events. Being able to name and discuss skills helps communicate their value to employers and others.

Hot occupation

General & Operations Managers

  • Average Pay - $103,650/yr across the U.S.
  • Typical Training at entry is Bachelor's degree.

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Coming Soon!

What's CareerOneStop working on next?

  • Practice job application
  • How-to guides

Questions? Please email info@careeronestop.org.