The ‘What Do You Do at Work?’ survey begins to provide a richer portrait of the twenty-first-century workforce, as exemplified in the world’s largest economy. The existing data show that 1 in 9 Americans works in sales. But the new data reveal something more startling: So do the other 8 in 9. They, too, are spending their days moving others and depending for their livelihoods on the ability to do it well. Whether it’s selling’s traditional form or its non-sales variation, we’re all in sales now.