Career switch, measured
From Paralegal to Recreation Worker
Yes, it's a stretch that needs new skills. Measured across current postings, the two roles have 16% skill overlap. Skills that carry over include Litigation, Logistics, Scheduling, Communication; the main skills to add are Inventory management, Customer service, BLS/CPR, Cleaning.
16%
skill overlap
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Skills that carry over
Share of each role’s postings that ask for the skill.
SkillParalegalRecreation Worker
- Litigation54%6%
- Logistics13%10%
- Scheduling18%15%
- Communication41%19%
- Microsoft Office45%10%
- Research54%10%
- Leadership17%19%
- Excel30%8%
Skills to add
Asked for often in Recreation Worker postings, rarely in Paralegal ones.
SkillParalegalRecreation Worker
- Inventory management–29%
- Customer service–19%
- BLS/CPR–19%
- Cleaning–17%
- Point of sale–16%
- Marketing–15%
- Training and coaching6%14%
- Sales–11%
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