Business & Computers

Agricultural Managers operate farms and ranches that produce crops, livestock and dairy products. They are responsible for overseeing all steps of the crop production and ranging process. In addition, they facilitate the business side of the organization. They serve as sales agents for livestock and crops, and they record financial, tax, and employee information.

Accounting Clerks produce and maintain organizations’ financial records, supporting accountants and finance executives by recording financial transactions, updating and reconciling financial statements, and reviewing financial records for accuracy and consistency.

Wherever there are computer and data systems at the heart of a business’s or an organization’s work, you will find Computer and Technical Support Specialists installing hardware and software, troubleshooting issues and empowering users to better perform their jobs.

Database Administrators design and use databases to store, organize and secure the massive amounts of data businesses and organizations generate, ensuring information is available to users who need it and protected from those who do not.

Software Developers are technical experts and creative problem solvers who design, code and maintain programs and applications for desktop computers, phones, tablets and even servers and data systems.

Computer Repair Technicians work to test, fix, maintain or install a variety of computers and electronics machines businesses, households and consumers use every day. The best Computer Repairer Technicians are not just technical experts, they’re strong problem-solvers and great communicators.

Health Informatics Specialists ensure hospitals and health practitioners have software installed that helps with data management and data archiving/retrieval, maintain confidential patient records that are compliant with healthcare industry coding standards, and provide technical support.

Network and Computer Systems Administrators work to plan, install, configure, support and secure the internet systems and networks that manage the flow of data through our businesses, our neighborhoods, our cities and our world.

While their responsibilities vary widely – from preparing reports to developing presentations, managing calendars to supervising clerical staff – the best Executive Administrative Assistants and Office Managers help company leaders gather and analyze the information they need to make critical decisions.