100 What are the common occupations?

Administrative supervisor, enterprise supervisor, manager, civil engineer, astronomer, computer programmer, system analyst, landscape architect, architect, traffic planner, chemical engineer, civil engineer, landscape architect, surveyor, sales engineer, industrial engineer, quality control engineer, ceramic technician, pharmacist, veterinarian, public health doctor, traditional Chinese medicine, nursing assistant.

Special education teachers, accountants, public relations personnel, lawyers, psychological counselors, social workers, personnel managers, translators, human intermediaries, librarians, journalists, newspaper editors, screenwriters, book editors, stone carvers, wood carvers, cartoonists, dancers, musical instrument players, construction and engineering management, steel structure design and management personnel, and microcomputers.

Chain store manager, marketing planner, telecom engineer, web designer, market dispatcher, process engineer, civil construction machinery operator, electrical engineer, mechanical draftsman, architectural draftsman, electronic data processing system operator, photographer, merchant shipping staff, civil aviation transport driver, marine engineer.

Flight controllers, nutritionists, glasses professionals, medical record administrators, insurance assistants, salesmen, securities dealers, sales agents, real estate agents, buyers, import and export clerks, futures brokers, accountants, commercial art designers, interior designers, broadcasters, artists, professional athletes and TV program hosts.

Occupational characteristics

1, the social attribute of occupation.

Occupation is the phenomenon of human division of labor in the process of labor, which reflects the combined relationship between labor and labor materials, and actually reflects the relationship between workers. The exchange of labor products reflects the labor exchange relationship between different occupations.

The relationship between people formed in this labor process is undoubtedly social, and the labor exchange between people reflects the equivalent relationship between different occupations and the social attribute of professional labor results in professional activities.

2. Professional normality.

The standardization of occupation should include two meanings: one is the requirement of standardized operation within the occupation, and the other is the standardization of professional ethics. Different occupations have certain operating norms in their labor process, which is the professional requirement to ensure professional activities. When different occupations show their services to the outside world, there is also a standardized ethical category, that is, professional ethics. These two norms constitute the connotation and extension of professional norms.