Every occupation, from the top.

The 1,016 occupations the US Department of Labor uses to describe the whole workforce, grouped the way it groups them. Open one to see the job broken into its real activities, each scored on how much of its output software can produce today.

Management · 59

Business and financial operations · 50

Computer and mathematical · 38

Architecture and engineering · 59

Life, physical, and social science · 66

Community and social service · 18

Legal · 8

Educational instruction and library · 68

Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media · 45

Healthcare practitioners and technical · 96

Healthcare support · 20

Protective service · 28

Food preparation and serving · 18

Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance · 10

Personal care and service · 34

Sales and related · 23

Office and administrative support · 55

Farming, fishing, and forestry · 14

Construction and extraction · 65

Installation, maintenance, and repair · 52

Production · 114

Transportation and material moving · 57

Military specific · 19

Method. Occupation titles and their task lists come from the public-domain O*NET 30.3 database. 132reports are written and cached; the rest are produced when the page is first opened, which takes a few seconds. The automatability estimates are ours, not the Department of Labor’s.