Job

Job is a term used to identify a means of daily work used in acquiring funds for living. Also referred to as employment, labour.

Job refers to:
1. The Book of Job, part of the Tanakh (Hebrew Bible), also incorporated into Christianity's Old Testament.
2. Job (Biblical figure) the main character of the Book of Job.

When not a proper noun, a job is:
1. The activity of economic production, also called employment or work.
2. A task for a computer in a batch processing environment.
A job sequence involves
1. Setup time, including the infrastructure and materials
2. Value added, including service delivery
3. Take-down time, including disposition and disposal

Additional costs for a job include the Non-recurring engineering (NRE)

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Job

See also: Job, Batch processing, Book of Job, Christian, Employment, Hebrew Bible, Job (Biblical figure), Labour, Non-recurring engineering