Hands-On Maker

Nestled within the 'Structure, Operations, & Practical Work' family, the 'Hands-On Maker' occupational archetype brings a modest and unpretentious vibe to proceedings, letting the work speak for itself, and covers roles that turn plans and materials into finished, physical results. Driven by their sense of openness to new approaches and ideas particularly in a practical context (Experiential Openness) and guided by their modesty and disregard for recognition and status (Humility), these occupations tend to be home to absolute legends who worry much less about rigid structure and process than about getting the job done, and doing it to a high quality. 

Legends of relaxed and easy-going high performance, those aligned with the 'Hands-On Maker' archetype will generally thrive where the true currency is practical work with tangible results. 

The roles that sit within this archetype are listed below, with links to the ISCO source for a different angle on where these occupations sit, and what is involved.