In a typical work setting, court and license clerks:
Interpersonal Relationships
- Have a high level of social contact. They constantly work with judges, lawyers, and the public.
- Communicate with others by phone, e-mail, letters and memos, and in person daily.
- Work as part of a group or team.
- Are somewhat responsible for the health and safety and work outcomes of others.
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- Often deal with conflict situations in which people may be rude or angry.
Physical Work Conditions
- Almost always work indoors.
- Work near other people, usually in a shared office space.
Work Performance
- Must be highly accurate in performing the job.
- Frequently make decisions that strongly impact others, sometimes without consulting a supervisor.
- Repeat the same mental and physical tasks.
- Set some of their own daily tasks and goals.
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- Work in a moderately competitive environment and meet daily deadlines.
Hours/Travel
- Generally work a set schedule each week.
- Work 40 hours a week.
- May work part-time.