Second Generation Occupational Value Profiles for the O*NET System: Summary

Published:

June 2008

Tags:
Work Styles and Work Values   Retired Tools — Work Values
Authors:

James Rounds University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Department of Educational Psychology and Psychology

Patrick I. Armstrong Iowa State University, Department of Psychology

Hsin-Ya Liao University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Department of Psychology

Phil Lewis, David Rivkin National Center for O*NET Development

Summary:

This report summarizes the development of new Occupational Value Profiles (OVPs) for all occupations that are represented in O*NET-SOC classification. This work was undertaken due to changes in the O*NET database content and structure including 9 updates to the data, changes to the O*NET-SOC taxonomy, and the addition of new and emerging occupations. The goal of the development was to use updated O*NET data to develop OVPs consisting of six work values (e.g., Achievement, Autonomy, Recognition, Relationships, Support and Working Conditions) that characterize the nature of the work and conditions of the work environment. This report provides a summary of the expert rating procedures and analyses used to produce these new ratings. A more comprehensive study report will soon be available for download.

Download: