Some occupations qualify for an insurance discount, and most people in them have no idea.
A career discount may apply when the primary named insured or their spouse holds a qualifying affinity occupation. Named examples include dentists, educators, and law enforcement — and the qualifying list is longer than the examples, so the right move is simply to tell us what you both do.
Note the or their spouse part — it widens the door, and it's the detail most often missed. A teacher married to a contractor can qualify the household just as well as the reverse.
You're a self-employed contractor, and your wife teaches third grade in Provo. The policy is in your name, so you'd never think to mention her job when insurance comes up — but the discount looks at the primary named insured or their spouse, and educators are on the named list. Her occupation may qualify the household for a discount, and the only thing that changed is that someone asked what you both do.