Office Job

A Office Job is a worker job that involves cognitive work performed in office environments.

• AKA: White-Collar Job, Knowledge Work Position, Desk Job.
• Context:
  • It can typically be performed by an Office Worker with office educational credentials.
  • It can typically require Office Literacy Skills including office written communication and office document comprehension.
  • It can typically require Office Numeracy Skills for office data analysis and office financial computation.
  • It can typically involve Office High-Skill Tasks requiring office analytical thinking and office problem-solving.
  • It can typically be performed in an Office Setting with office work environments and office equipment.
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  • It can often provide Office Career Advancement Paths through office organizational hierarchys.
  • It can often include Office Compensation Packages with office salary structures and office benefits.
  • It can often require Office Technology Skills for office digital tool usage and office software proficiency.
  • It can often involve Office Collaboration Tasks with office team members and office departments.
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  • It can range from being an Entry-Level Office Job to being an Executive Office Job, depending on its office organizational level.
  • It can range from being a Specialized Office Job to being a Generalist Office Job, depending on its office skill scope.
  • It can range from being a Traditional Office Job to being a Remote Office Job, depending on its office location flexibility.
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  • It can be classified as a Human-Performed Work Task requiring office human judgment.
  • It can contribute to Office-Based Economic Sectors through office service provision.
  • It can require Office Professional Certifications for office industry compliance.
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• Example(s):
  • Administrative Office Jobs, such as:
    • Entry-Level Office Jobs, such as:
      • Administrative Assistant Office Job for office administrative support.
      • Data Entry Clerk Office Job for office information processing.
    • Senior Administrative Office Jobs, such as:
      • Executive Assistant Office Job for office executive support.
      • Office Manager Job for office operational coordination.
  • Technology Office Jobs, such as:
    • Software Development Office Jobs, such as:
      • Software Programming Job for office-based code creation.
      • Software Architect Office Job for office system design.
    • Data Analysis Office Jobs, such as:
      • Business Analyst Office Job for office business optimization.
      • Data Scientist Office Job for office predictive modeling.
  • Healthcare Office Jobs, such as:
    • Medical Administrative Office Jobs, such as:
      • Medical Billing Specialist Office Job for office healthcare administration.
      • Healthcare Administrator Office Job for office medical facility management.
    • Medical Professional Office Jobs, such as:
      • Medical Diagnostics Job for office-based diagnostic analysis.
      • Medical Research Office Job for office clinical study management.
  • Financial Office Jobs, such as:
    • Accounting Office Jobs, such as:
      • Bookkeeper Office Job for office financial record keeping.
      • Certified Public Accountant Office Job for office financial auditing.
    • Financial Analysis Office Jobs, such as:
      • Financial Analyst Office Job for office investment evaluation.
      • Risk Analyst Office Job for office risk assessment.
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• Counter-Example(s):
  • Blue-Collar Job, which involves manual labor rather than office cognitive work.
  • Green-Collar Job, which focuses on environmental fieldwork rather than office-based tasks.
  • Caring for Others Job, which emphasizes direct personal care rather than office administrative functions.
  • Manufacturing Job, which requires physical production work rather than office mental tasks.
  • Field Service Job, which involves on-site work rather than office-based activities.
• See: Office Worker, Knowledge Worker, Professional Job, Cognitive Labor, Office Work, Service Sector Employment, White-Collar Worker, Human-Performed Work Task.

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References

2011

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White-collar_worker
  • The term white-collar worker refers to a salaried professional or an educated worker who performs semi-professional office, administrative, and sales coordination tasks, as opposed to a blue-collar worker, whose job requires manual labor. “White-collar work" is an informal term, defined in contrast to "blue-collar work".

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