Recreation Worker skills employers ask for

The most-asked skills

Share of Recreation Worker postings that mention each skill.

1. Inventory management29%
2. Communication19%
3. Customer service19%
4. BLS/CPR19%
5. Leadership19%
6. Cleaning17%
7. Point of sale16%
8. Marketing15%
9. Scheduling15%
10. Training and coaching14%
11. Sales11%
12. Driving11%
13. Microsoft Office10%
14. Logisticsdistinctive10%
15. Research10%

“Distinctive” means Recreation Worker postings ask for it at least three times as often as jobs overall.

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Where Recreation Worker skills carry over

Roles whose postings ask for the most similar skills. Overlap counts the skills that define each role most.

• Driver Sales Worker56% overlapShared: Inventory management, Point of sale, Driving, Customer serviceHow to switch
• Usher48% overlapShared: Inventory management, Point of sale, Customer service, Workplace safetyHow to switch
• Personal Trainer46% overlapShared: BLS/CPR, Curriculum development, Scheduling, Customer serviceHow to switch
• Nail Technician45% overlapShared: Inventory management, Cleaning, Marketing, Customer serviceHow to switch

Questions

What skills does a Recreation Worker need?

In 377 current Recreation Worker job postings, the skills asked for most often are Inventory management (29%), Communication (19%), Customer service (19%), BLS/CPR (19%), Leadership (19%). Percentages are the share of postings that mention each skill.

What jobs can a Recreation Worker move into?

Measured by shared skill demand, the closest roles are Driver Sales Worker, Usher, Personal Trainer, Nail Technician. Driver Sales Worker shares skills such as Inventory management, Point of sale, Driving.