1. Road worker
   Carpenter
2. Electrician
   Plumber

For all kinds of electrical repairs at home or in a structure, you should call an electrician to do the job. But if you need to assess the connection of your house's electrical connection to the larger power supplier, there are more specialized electricians who do such jobs, usually those employed by the power company.

1. Carpenter
   Plumber
2. DIshwasher
   Housecleaner

A carpenter is good at any kind of woodwork. It could be as small-scale as having broken chair legs repaired, or as big as building extended porches or even a tree house in your backyard.

1. Floor polisher
   Janitor
2. Construction worker
   Plumber

Generally, a plumber is knowledgable in repairing various kinds of common plumbing problems at home. But there are also different kinds of plumbing problems that may require certain specializations, especially those involving utilities connections from inside of the house to the outside.

1. Auto mechanic
   Fruit picker
2. Floor polisher
   Gaffer

An auto mechanic could repair many kinds of problems in a car, especially those that concern the engine parts. But certain auto issues may need different kinds of workers to help the auto mechanic, such as those who do specific auto detailing or specialized paint jobs.

1. Grave digger
   Mortician
2. Jeweler
   Asphalt layer

A jeweler is someone who can generally do most kinds of repair work with problematic jewelry. But if there are missing parts, it may not be that easy to source them, such as lost stones and specific stuff like that.

1. Doctor
   Midwife
2. Farmer
   Fisherman

A doctor is a general practitioner who underwent basic medical training, so they can cure the most common of illnesses and diagnose the most common of diseases, and treat them. However, if these doctors want to specialize on a specific area of medical treatment, they will have to undergo more studies to hone that specialization.

1. Blacksmith
   Goldsmith
2. Locksmith
   Coppersmith

A locksmith is adept at installing and repairing all kinds of mechanisms that involve locks and keys. They can apply this knowledge on a simple door to a common house, to cars and to bigger kinds of buildings, too.

1. Arrowsmith
   Lawn mower
2. Watch or clock repairer
   Grave digger

A watch or clock repairer can handle any kind of mechanism that involves clock machines. Even if it's small like in watches, they can also handle those for repair.

1. Truck driver
   Oil rigger
2. Air conditioner installer and repairer
   Seaman

An air conditioner installer and repairer can fix any kind of problem in any kind of machine with cooling temperature structures. That's why they're also adept at fixing refrigerators, so they could also service that kind of appliance repair if needed.

1. Toolmaker
   Fruit picker
2. Road worker
   Typist

A road worker gets called in to fulfill any kind of road work. It could be as minor as road section repairs or as major as new road construction.

1. Butcher
   Baker
2. Shoemaker
   Candlestick maker

A shoemaker can indeed make a shoe, as well as repair a pair. They are very skilled craftspeople, but sadly are currently in decline due to the industrialization of the shoe industry globally.

1. Broadcast engineer
   Architect
2. Interior decorator
   Computer repair technician

Computer repair technicians have become in-demand in the last 15 years or so, thanks to the booming computer industry that seems to still exponentially expand. Computer repair technicians also keep up with these changing times, especially since many personal users have been switching from desktops to laptops in the last decade.

1. Animal wrangler
   Trainer
2. Upholsterer
   Lecturer

An upholsterer is an interesting labor specialization since these people are focused on fixing the state of furniture. They do inspections of it, do repairs of frames or the seats and legs, and fix just about anything that has to do with getting a piece of furniture in tiptop shape.

1. Veterinarian
   Orthodontist
2. Podiatrist
   Chiropractor

A veterinarian is a kind of doctor, too, but one who specializes in treating animals. So they had to study different kinds of animal anatomy when in vet school.

1. Farmer
   Fruit picker
2. Gardener
   Fisherfolk

A gardener is a very versatile individual who knows many things about plants and soil behavior, and the combinations of both. Not only can they do the manual job of cutting grass, weeding, mulching and stuff, but they are also knowledgable in how to drive away pests in general lawn care.

1. Neurosurgeon
   Dentist
2. Pediatrician
   Urologist

A dentist is a kind of doctor who specializes in oral care, as well as care for the mouth area where teeth are generally concerned and affected. But dentists also have specializations depending on specific needs, such as an orthodontist (the one you consult for braces) and periodontist (those who examine the anatomical structures that support the teeth), to name a few.

1. Civil engineer
   Landscape architect
2. Dressmaker
   Chef

A dressmaker often services the repair needs of women's clothing. That's why they're the ones to go to when you want dresses, skirts or gowns repaired, as well as women's pants and such.

1. Lawyer
   Sous chef
2. Psychologist
   Warden

A lawyer is the general practitioner that can help you with legal troubles. But they also have specific areas of expertise according to what they want to specialize in, such as being a litigation lawyer, a tax lawyer, a copyright lawyer and other categories.

1. Barista
   Clerk
2. Administrator
   Accountant

Accountants are good at preparing many kinds of financial records and documents, whether for an individual's purpose or a company's. But like lawyers and doctors, they also have specializations depending on what they want to focus on, such as being an investment accountant, an auditor or a certified public accountant.

1. Bladesmith
   Goldsmith
2. Blacksmith
   Arrowsmith

A goldsmith is a specialization that goes beyond the duties of a jeweler. They work closely with gold, so they know its nuances, the chemical behavior, and other specifications that require a deeper knowledge of this element, as applied to fixing gold materials like gold jewelry.

1. Solderer
   Musical instrument repairer
2. Admiral
   Craftsman

A musical instrument repairer knows many kinds of instruments, as well as how to repair them. Generally, they should have some basic knowledge of music, too, in order to test if an instrument is out of tune or not.

1. Inker
   Colorist
2. Broker
   Glazier

A glazier is a specialized worker who deals with installation and repair of glass on a certain structure. The structures could be as small as glass case displays, like the ones you see in malls or stores, or they could be as big as building windows and skylights.

1. Bartender
   House cleaner
2. Security guard
   Foreman

House cleaning service is a huge business in many developed nations. There are people who think it's better for their busy lives to hire outsourced cleaners than have one employed in-house, hence the boom of this industry.

1. Animator
   Inker
2. Cartoonist
   Web developer

In the last 10 years or so, the web developer job position has become an in-demand job due to the nature of the digital world right now. They are considered the whiz of the Digital Age since they can fix these kinds of online problems.

1. Judge
   Tailor
2. Social worker
   Professor

A tailor generally takes care of men's clothing needs and repairs, and they do it the "bespoke" way. This means they make clothes that are specifically measured for a specific man, unlike the ready-to-wear clothing where men find their sizes off the rack and try to fit in there -- and of course they could also repair such clothing.

1. Marine biologist
   Chiropractor
2. Neurologist
   Dermatologist

A dermatologist is a specialization within the medical field that concerns all things related to the human skin. They can detect simple and complicated diseases, help clean up or shape up one's skin, and can even concoct their own formulas for skin creams or lotions to help in skin maintenance and healing.

1. Pilot
   Flight attendant
2. Air traffic controller
   Co-pilot

A flight attendant is someone who can help you with any kind of inflight service to make your flight comfortable and peaceful while inside the airplane. They also have counterparts in the airport called "ground attendants" who help passengers in a similar capacity while they are ongoing their check-in and boarding process.

1. Welder
   Handyman
2. Painter
   Sander

A handyman or a handyperson could actually be many kinds of workers all rolled into one. They could fix small problems that may be too simple for the specialists, such as simple electrical repairs, carpentry repairs, painting jobs, plumbing fixes and many other kinds of jobs.

1. Farmer
   Biologist
2. Botanist
   Exterminator

An exterminator could assess a property, often a house, and see if it has any kind of pest problem. This usually includes ants, termites and cockroaches, then they do treatments to exterminate such pests on a large-scale basis.

1. Animal wrangler
   Jockey
2. Farrier
   Zookeeper

A farrier is someone who has knowledge of hoof care, and they work with many kinds of horses. Their salaries depend on the kind of horses they service, but they definitely get paid higher if they care for show horses or those used for races.

1. Opthalmologist
   Endocrinologist
2. Pediatrician
   Clinical psychologist

Most people confuse psychiatrists with clinical psychologists, but the latter is the one you go to if you need behavioral counseling while psychiatrists are doctors who will opt to prescribe medication to treat certain mental illnesses or conditions. Some say it's best to see both, but that largely depends on what kind of healing a person needs, so it may be wiser to consult both and assess later on.

1. Butler
   Receptionist
2. Bellhop
   Housekeeping

In a hotel, dial the housekeeping service to take care of specific problems you might have in your hotel room. You can also ask them to clean up specific areas, or make up the bed, and replenish toiletries if needed.

1. Police officer
   Warden
2. Traffic aide
   Parole officer

A police officer is also called a law enforcer, since they enact the law to keep the peace and order in a specific situation, especially when it comes to the safety and security of citizens. To be a police officer, one needs to enroll in a police academy, where proper training will be given to dedicated individuals.

1. Firefighter
   Attorney
2. Nurse
   Information officer

Firefighters are also trained to handle emergency rescue situations, such as administering first aid and CPR. They are also trained to become emergency drivers, since driving a firetruck in emergency situations require a different set of driving skills.

1. Scuba diver
   Ski instructor
2. Lifeguard
   Sailor

Being a lifeguard is not just a simple summer job or merely an in-between job, since it entails rescuing efforts to save people's lives. It's a serious profession, and one that's also a bit demanding if you're singlehandedly patrolling a huge area at a given time, such as a beachfront.