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21 work styles · O*NET

O*NET describes the personality side of every occupation with 21 work styles — tendencies like "Attention to Detail", "Integrity", "Innovation", or "Stress Tolerance" — grouped into four families. Each is scored for every occupation by how much it matters to doing the work well. This page renders each style: how universal it is across the economy and the occupations where it matters most and least. It describes the work, not any individual worker.

Matter most across the economy

  1. Dependability · avg 2.44
  2. Attention to Detail · avg 2.33
  3. Integrity · avg 1.79
  4. Cautiousness · avg 1.74
  5. Perseverance · avg 1.51
  6. Stress Tolerance · avg 1.47
  7. Achievement Orientation · avg 1.45
  8. Cooperation · avg 1.44

Most variable across jobs

  1. Humility · spread 4.04
  2. Innovation · spread 3.95
  3. Leadership Orientation · spread 3.81
  4. Cautiousness · spread 3.79
  5. Social Orientation · spread 3.58
  6. Intellectual Curiosity · spread 3.50
  7. Empathy · spread 3.39
  8. Tolerance for Ambiguity · spread 3.37

"Matter most" ranks the economy-wide average impact of each style; "most variable" ranks how far occupations spread apart on it. Both describe occupations as O*NET rates them — not pay, difficulty, or whether a job is better.

Conscientious and Rule Oriented

Emotionally Resilient

Interpersonally Oriented

Proactive and Growth Oriented