In a typical work setting, title examiners and searchers:
Interpersonal Relationships
- Have a very high level of social contact. They interact with many different people to gather information.
- Communicate on a daily basis by telephone, letters, memos, and face-to-face discussions.
- Often work as part of a team.
- Are responsible for the work done by assistants and other examiners and searchers.
Physical Work Conditions
- Always work indoors.
- May share office space with others.
Work Performance
- Must be very exact in their work and be sure all details are done. Errors could cost the company and clients money.
- Repeat the same mental and physical activities.
- Regularly make decisions that strongly impact homebuyers and their employer's reputation. They almost always act independently when deciding a course of action.
- Set all their daily tasks and goals independently. They are able to direct their day without a lot of input from managers.
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- Work in a moderately stressful atmosphere where daily deadlines must be met.
Hours/Travel
- Usually work a regular 40-hour week.
- Travel to government record offices. These are usually within the local area.