The upcoming season of CBS's Survivor will have a tribe of "no collar" people, those who have unconventional jobs and mostly march to the beat of their own drum.

The "no collar" tribe is competing against the "white collar" tribe and the "blue collar" tribe on Survivor: Worlds Apart this spring. The six people that make up the "no collar" tribe, called Nargarote, have very different life experiences and could take that adaptability and win the million dollars.

The women of the "no collar" tribe include Hali Ford, a 25-year-old law student from San Francisco, Calif., Jenn Brown, a 22-year-old sailing instructor from Long Beach, Calif. and Nina Poersch, a 51-year-old hearing advocate from Palmdale, Calif.

Hali says in her CBS bio that she has experience in survival elements and is able to "grab everything I do by the horns" and doesn't let go until she gets what she wants. Jenn says that she is a good cook so she is able to provide for the tribe and she has seen every season of Survivor. Nina says that she has leadership skills and the ability to sell herself, and she is intending to use those skills to win the game.

The men of the "no collar" tribe consist of Joe Anglim, a 25-year-old jewelry designer from Scottsdale, Ariz., Vince Sly, a 32-year-old coconut vendor from Santa Monica, Calif. and Will Sims II, a 41-year-old YouTube sensation from Sherman Oaks, Calif.

Joe says in his bio that he is confident in the life skills that he has attained over the years and that he is a social person who is able to adapt. Vince says that he is a "pillar of support" who is able to connect with almost anyone. Similarly, Will says that he has "great people skills" and that nobody will be able to outplay him.

Do any of these six players have what it takes to win the title of Sole Survivor?

Survivor: Worlds Apart is slated to premiere on Wednesday, Feb. 25 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CBS.

Watch the videos of all the "No Collar" tribe members below:

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