Career Research Sheet
One career at a time, seven sections, every row tells you where to look. Nothing here is graded and nobody sees what you type. When a career is done, press Build, copy, and paste it into the box on that career's assignment page.
The career, and your first read
Name the career, find it on O*NET so every row below can point at the right page, then put down one honest number before you research anything.
Find it on O*NET
O*NET is the government's occupation database. Finding your career here doesn't fill anything in for you. It gives every row an exact page to open and shows you what the database says, so you can read it and put it in your own words.
Your first read
From 0 to 100, how sure are you right now that this career is a real option for you? Gut number. You'll lock it, research, then rate again at the end. What moves is the point.
Your sheet, ready to paste
Seven sections plus your sources and both confidence reads, in the order they're graded, so nothing reads as missing.
Before you copy
Side by side, once both careers are built
This fills itself in from your two sheets. It's the prewriting grid the Comparison Summary asks for. Copy it into that assignment's box and write from it.
My work didn't carry over to another device
This tool saves your work in this browser only. To move it, press Export, copy the code, then paste it into this box on the other device and press Restore.
Build your text and copy it out before you close the tab. Don't trust this tool with the only copy.