Comparing Careers

The cluster we had yesterday was Government and Public Administration. The two careers I had chosen were economics and climate change analysts. Today we have toj blog about the similarities between the careers we chose. For starters they were both in the same cluster. There is only one thing they have in common in the titles which is a research analysts. In the activities column there were a couple similarities like analyzing data or information, getting information, interacting with computers, and updating and using relevant knowledge. Then in tools and technology they both need a mainframe computer, scanners, and a notebook desktop. Knowledge, skills, and abilities probably have the most similarities out of all the columns. The similiarties in knowledge are english language, mathematics, and computers and electrons. In the skills there are writing, active listening, speaking, and critical thinking. Then in the abilities there are deductive reasoning and problem sensitively. Now there are only two in the interests column which are investigative and enterprising. They both have the same job training anf related experience. The job training is on-the-job training. The related experience is skill, knowledge, and experience. All of the education requirred are the same. The education requirred for both of them are a master's degree, a doctoral or professional degree, and a bachelor's degree. The work styles and the work values are the only two left. Innovation, integrity, persistence, attention to detail, and independence are all they had in common fo the work styles. In the work values they had independence and achievment in common. These are all the similarities between an economic and a climate change analyst.