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We encounter so many people in our daily life. Some we like and some we don't. Here is a list of people which I have seen in my office and have observed their characteristic. I have made this video for you to enjoy and relate.

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Working in air-condioned comfort is typical of the office environment.

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If working at a desk in a pleasant, temperature controlled office appeals to you, there are many types of office work positions to consider. Most office work jobs offer regular work days and hours. If you are a parent, having a daytime work schedule that parallels your children's school schedule gives you more family time. Office jobs require basic skills such as typing, filing and familiarity with computers. Upper level office jobs may require a college education or even advanced degrees.

Auditing and Accounting

Whether you work for an auditor, accounting firm or in the accounting department of a business or public entity, there are many types of office jobs in the tax and accounting field. These jobs include file clerks, billing or accounts payable clerks, payroll supervisors, general-ledger accountants, project accountants, auditors, accounting managers, supervisors and controllers.

Receptionist and Scheduler

If you like talking to people, the receptionist position might be a good choice. As a receptionist, you answer the phone and respond to customer inquiries or needs. While many consider being a receptionist a menial job, it requires special skills, a positive attitude and the ability to multitask. Most company receptionists also handle other tasks that might include scheduling appointments, reserving conference rooms, managing and ordering office supplies or opening and distributing company mail.

Office Administrative Assistant

Personal secretaries and administrative assistants might work for a team of managers, executives or be assigned to work with vice presidents, executive officers and more. When you work as a secretary or administrative assistant, you write or transcribe letters and e-mail communications, make travel arrangements, compute and prepare expense reports or department budgets.

Customer Service Representative

Communication and a positive attitude are at the top of the list for people who work in customer service or at a telephone call center. Being able to help disgruntled customers get the results they seek takes patience and a good sense of humor. When you relate well to others, enjoy helping people, have a good personality and are outgoing, customer service might just be the office job you would enjoy.

Medical Office Worker

Working in a medical office is a little different from working in business office, but it requires many of the same skills. Medical offices require medical transcriptionists, receptionists and people experienced with medical billing and insurance. You could also work in the medical appointment scheduling department.

Insurance Agent and Examiner

Claims examiners work inside an office to handle the claims filed by those insured. Sometimes, they work with private investigators or adjusters who visit the site or the property for which a claim is filed. This includes workers' compensation, health, liability, automotive, home, property and business insurance. As a claims examiner, you typically require certification for the field of insurance, computer experience and self-motivation and discipline.

Drafting and Design Technician

When you like to draw and have computer-aided drawing training and experience, you can be a drafting technician. Drafting technicians work with advanced computer equipment in office settings. They might work for an architectural firm, engineering firm or a manufacturer that requires designs, drawings or blueprints for new product ideas.

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Office work appeals to those who would rather sit at a desk than perform physical labor or work outdoors. Many office work positions are available depending on your interests, level of education and training. Typically. office work jobs require computer skills to organize and analyze data.

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