Synthesizing
Integrating analyzed data to discover facts, develop knowledge, concepts and interpretations. (Examples: finding common themes from several sources of information, bringing together different designs to create a new one)

Co-ordinating
Determining time, place and sequence of operations or actions to be taken. (Examples: setting up a conference or a career fair, scheduling court trials)

Analyzing
Examining and evaluating data, usually presenting alternative actions. (Examples: identifying equipment malfunctions to recommend repairs, assessing test results to develop a treatment plan)

Copying
Carrying out a set of explicit functions based on instructions or information necessary to perform the work. (Examples: recording information on deliveries and fuel costs, transcribing figures from paper into a spreadsheet)

Comparing
Identifying characteristics in terms of similarities or differences with established standards. (Examples: sorting, weighing and packing fruit, checking to see if a product meets company standards)

Mentoring
Advising, counselling, guiding individuals with problems that may be resolved by legal, scientific, clinical, spiritual and/or other professional principles. (Examples: providing emotional support, offering career guidance, intervening to rehabilitate injured workers)

Negotiating
Exchanging ideas, information and opinions with others to arrive jointly at decisions, conclusions or solutions; often collaborating with others to formulate policies and programs. (Examples: negotiating contracts, arriving at mutually acceptable decisions in collective bargaining)

Diverting
Providing entertainment in one or more forms. (Examples: performing in an orchestra, acting in a TV program)

Persuading
Influencing others in favour of a product, service or point of view. (Examples: convincing clients of the benefits of a product, promoting healthy and safe lifestyle choices)

Setting up
Adjusting and installing machines or equipment to prepare them for operation, repair or to change performance. (Examples: installing central process control equipment to maintain quality control standards, preparing machine tools for lathing)

Precision-working
Using the body and/or equipment to move, guide, place, install or interact with objects. (Examples: using scalpels and lasers to perform surgery, repairing and restoring museum artifacts)

Operating - Manipulating
Using the body or tools with judgement to operate equipment or move and place objects or materials. (Examples: erecting or dismantling stage sets, clearing logging and woodland trails)

Tending
Starting, stopping and observing machines and equipment; adjusting materials or controls of the machine such as guides, timers, gauges, valves, switches. (Examples: monitoring automated assembly equipment, adjusting machines to the proper settings; attending to passengers at boarding/departure gates)