Câu hỏi về câu ví dụ, định nghĩa và cách sử dụng của "Job"

A: Deep here means limit. Each job position has a limit of 3-5 people. Or. Each job position has a maximum of 3-5 people.

A: It's hard to tell for sure from the context but it sounds like it's talking about changing the job or the person assigned the job, in between jobs. It seems more likely to me that they are talking about changing the person assigned the job in between the end of an old job/task and assignment of a new job/task. But even if the persons for the jobs are changed regularly, everyone involved knows each other.

A: I think "pull jobs" here is slang for illegal work/criminal activity... Small illegal one-time jobs.

A: It means you used to like your job, but now you don't, not anymore.

A: You caused me to lose my job.
Your actions result in me losing my job.

A: "I'm going to a job interview to find work at a new place."
"My job interview went well since I have a job resume and I answered the questions well."
"I want a new job so I'm going to a job interview tomorrow."

A: I didn’t do a good job cleaning the floor and someone slipped on some food.

My mom didn’t do a good job raising us as none of us have good manners or any social skills.

I would have been fired if I didn’t do a good job.

You didn’t do a good job explaining why you came home late last night!

Whomever designed this car didn’t do a good job because this is the most uncomfortable seat I have ever sat in.

A: Tell me WHAT DO YOU DO:
1. for a living
2. in your job

A: My current job is in marketing.
I enjoy my current job.
I'm leaving my current job in hopes of better prospects.

A: I would go to the party if I didn't have to go to my part-time job.

Do you work a part-time or full-time job?

I have 3 part-time jobs.

I am looking for a full-time job.

A: You have done a good job.
You have done nice work.
Well done!

They have the same meaning, but you cannot interchange grammatically.

A: Failed in the job interview - seems like you made a mistake during the interview

Failed the job interview - seems like you messed the whole thing up

A: A job is an occupation that is seen as temporary while a career is the main occupation a person has in their life.

A: The second is more like a declarance of the future, i.e. "I shall have a job closer to home."
It's something that will occur soon

A: In this case both "whose job it is" and "whose job is" are correct. The meaning is 100% the same. I think in this case, the "it" serves the same purpose as "that" in "I think (that)..." It doesn't change the meaning but adds clarity, especially in writing. It doesn't make a difference in short sentences, but in longer more complicated sentences, words like "it" and "that" in the above examples clarify for the reader what the various clauses are describing.

A: I'm looking for a job right now.（現在時制）
I've been looking for a job.（現在進行形）

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A: I always tend to quite my jobs due to silly little problems.

A: 今就職活動しているの？ = are you job hunting now?

A: "If he was younger, he would have probably gotten a better job."

Or

"If he was younger, he'd have probably gotten a better job."

A: @Haley1031 Yep! Both sentences are natural. 🙂

A:

It sounds natural to me! But, you can also simply say:

“Choose a job you love.” or “Choose a job you’re passionate about.”

A: × It is difficult to get a job for college students due to the long term recession.
✓ It is difficult for college students to get a job due to the long term recession.

The other way makes sense but this is how a native would put it.

A: × I think the most interesting job is sociologist.
✓ I think the most interesting job is that of a sociologist.

A: ​はい ネイティヴの言い方ですよ。すごく自然です。