In a typical work setting, climate change analysts:
Interpersonal Relationships
- Have a medium to high level of social interaction. They may work alone studying data, but also work as part of a group or team.
- Communicate by e-mail, telephone, and in person on a daily basis. They also write letters and memos but less frequently.
- Are highly responsible for the work done by others.
- Occasionally deal with conflict situations in which others may disagree with recommendations.
Physical Work Conditions
- Almost always work indoors.
Work Performance
- Must be very accurate when analyzing data.
- Repeat the same mental and physical tasks.
- Often make decisions that impact others.
- Usually set their daily tasks and make decisions without talking to a superior first.
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- Work in a moderately competitive environment where weekly and monthly deadlines must be met.
Hours/Travel
- Usually work a set schedule.
- Often work 40 hours a week. May work overtime to meet project deadlines.