THE THREE LEVELS OF JOB

In this post WHY MUST I GO TO SCHOOL? I wrote that School is knowingly or unknowingly established on three major facts about the earth. These facts are that earth:

· Has a system and patterns that need to be maintained;

· Is full of problems which must be solved, and

· Has many hidden aspects which can be accessed.

So also are jobs created by each pact or sector of a society divided into three major broad classes with each addressing a different issue. The three levels of job in each sector are:

· Maintenance job: This kind of job only requires keeping and maintaining of an already established patterns, structures and arrangement of a sector. No addition; no subtraction.

· Problem solving job: This kind of job requires more than a mere maintenance of patterns and structures: it requires solving of problems that do or may come up within an established pattern, structure and system of a sector. There may be addition or subtraction from the known established pattern.

· Hidden aspects accessing job: This kind of job requires searching for the unknown existing aspects of a sector either for the improvement of the sector operation or solving of an existing problem in the sector.

Think: of a chemist or a nurse: they maintain health; of a doctor or a surgeon: they solve health problems; of a medical scientist and researcher: they search for new drugs and vaccines to health issues.

Think: of a teacher who just teaches: they maintain education; of an educational consultant: they solve education problems; of an educational researcher: they search for new solutions to educational problems.

They are different people doing different things within the same sector.

However, it should be noted that capability and skills development for each of these job levels are varied. They have to do with different degrees of acquired knowledge or information about the sector. It is for this reason society establishes school – that you may have access to every piece of information about each sector.

Lack of this understanding about levels of job is another reason many graduates are jobless.

By Akerele Segun Helen

Read the next post WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE THREE LEVELS OF JOB? Read the post that preceded this UNDERSTANDING THE RADICAL MEANING OF JOB. Read the introductory post THE POWER OF QUESTIONING AND DOUBTING and also WHY MUST I GO TO SCHOOL? Along with UNDERSTANDING THE MEANING OF EDUCATION. Go back home.

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