Question 1

How many career paths does JobCannon cover?

Accepted Answer

2,588 career profiles spanning tech, design, marketing, writing, operations, data, and beyond. Most list the skills the role draws on, each linked to its own page, and nearly every profile shows a U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics median — named with the occupation the Bureau measured, which for some careers is a broader group than the single role.

Question 2

How do I find the right career for me?

Accepted Answer

Take a free assessment (Big Five, RIASEC, MBTI, or Career Match) and the result page surfaces matching careers based on your traits. You can also browse by skill, industry, or salary band on /careers.

Question 3

Where do the salary numbers come from?

Accepted Answer

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, from its Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics programme — federal wage data, not an aggregate of job boards. The figures describe the U.S. labour market. Where the closest federal series covers a broader group of jobs than the single career, the profile still shows it and names the occupation the Bureau actually measured above the number, so you can see what it describes. For the small number of careers the Bureau publishes no series for at all, career search shows an estimated range marked "est." instead of a federal one. The careers list is stricter than the profile: a row there prints pay only where the Bureau measures that exact occupation, which is why most rows show none.

Question 4

Which careers are growing?

Accepted Answer

The ones O*NET flags as Bright Outlook. The U.S. Department of Labor marks an occupation that way when it is projected to grow rapidly, to have a large number of openings, or to be new and emerging. The careers index puts those first by default and can filter to them.

Question 5

Can I see which skills a career requires?

Accepted Answer

Most career pages list the skills the role draws on, and each one links to its own page, where most skills then list the other careers connected to them. Around one career page in ten is a thinner profile with no skill list yet.

Question 6

Is browsing careers free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All 2,588 career profiles, the salary data and every skill link are free to browse.

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