NY Times: What is your opposite job? August 15, 2017
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The opposite job of an economist is an agricultural grader.
| Economists use these skills the most | Agricultural Graders use these skills the most |
|---|---|
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1
Number facility |
1
Trunk strength |
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2
Mathematics |
2
Handling and moving objects |
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3
Mathematical reasoning |
3
Manual dexterity |
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4
Systems analysis |
4
Foreign language |
|
5
Written expression |
5
Public safety and security |
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6
Judgment and decision making |
6
Static strength |
|
7
Oral expression |
7
Arm-hand steadiness |
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8
Writing |
8
Controlling machines and processes |
|
9
Critical thinking |
9
Finger dexterity |
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10
Complex problem solving |
10
Production and processing |
| Economists use these skills the least | Agricultural Graders use these skills the least |
|---|---|
|
1
Ability to focus on one sound among distractions |
1
Information ordering |
|
2
Depth perception |
2
Far vision |
|
3
Finger dexterity |
3
Pattern recognition |
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4
Hearing sensitivity |
4
Near vision |
|
5
Visual color discrimination |
5
Making decisions and solving problems |
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6
Multitasking |
6
Reading comprehension |
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7
Management of material resources |
7
Active learning |
|
8
Management of financial resources |
8
Complex problem solving |
|
9
Visualization |
9
Processing information |
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10
Selective attention |
10
Time management |
The opposite job of an athlete and sport competitor is an agricultural grader.
| Athletes and Sports Competitors use these skills the most | Agricultural Graders use these skills the most |
|---|---|
|
1
Explosive strength |
1
Trunk strength |
|
2
Dynamic strength |
2
Handling and moving objects |
|
3
Stamina |
3
Manual dexterity |
|
4
Gross body coordination |
4
Foreign language |
|
5
Dynamic flexibility |
5
Public safety and security |
|
6
Personnel and human resources |
6
Static strength |
|
7
Developing objectives and strategies |
7
Arm-hand steadiness |
|
8
Ability to maintain balance |
8
Controlling machines and processes |
|
9
Developing and building teams |
9
Finger dexterity |
|
10
Coaching and developing others |
10
Production and processing |
| Athletes and Sports Competitors use these skills the least | Agricultural Graders use these skills the least |
|---|---|
|
1
Equipment maintenance |
1
Information ordering |
|
2
Ability to organize groups in different ways |
2
Far vision |
|
3
Quality control analysis |
3
Pattern recognition |
|
4
Troubleshooting |
4
Near vision |
|
5
Number facility |
5
Making decisions and solving problems |
|
6
Operation and control |
6
Reading comprehension |
|
7
Mathematics |
7
Active learning |
|
8
Ability to determine where a sound comes from |
8
Complex problem solving |
|
9
Mathematical reasoning |
9
Processing information |
|
10
Science |
10
Time management |
The opposite job of a taxi driver and chauffeur is a physicist.
| Taxi Drivers and Chauffeurs use these skills the most | Physicists use these skills the most |
|---|---|
|
1
Peripheral vision |
1
Physics |
|
2
Ability to determine where a sound comes from |
2
Mathematical reasoning |
|
3
Ability to react quickly in response to signals |
3
Number facility |
|
4
Ability to to time movements in anticipation of moving objects |
4
Ability to organize groups in different ways |
|
5
Night vision |
5
Information ordering |
|
6
Spatial orientation |
6
Mathematics |
|
7
Transportation |
7
Oral comprehension |
|
8
Glare sensitivity |
8
Mathematics |
|
9
Reaction time |
9
Originality |
|
10
Multitasking |
10
Speech clarity |
| Taxi Drivers and Chauffeurs use these skills the least | Physicists use these skills the least |
|---|---|
|
1
Computers and electronics |
1
Performing general physical activities |
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2
Interacting with computers |
2
Handling and moving objects |
|
3
Education and training |
3
Operation and control |
|
4
Ability to organize groups in different ways |
4
Customer and personal service |
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5
Management of personnel resources |
5
Production and processing |
|
6
Coordinating the work and activities of others |
6
Assisting and caring for others |
|
7
Repairing |
7
Personnel and human resources |
|
8
Information ordering |
8
Drafting, laying out and specifying technical devices, parts and equipment |
|
9
Perceptual speed |
9
Performing for or working directly with the public |
|
10
Near vision |
10
Controlling machines and processes |


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