secretarial

That means we're wasting a lot of great [nursing/childcare/secretarial] talent at a time when we badly need it.

It's secretarial work [not that there's anything intrinsically wrong with that] not an extension of the CS classroom.

The support staff (that's computer support, not secretarial or facilities) is 100 % white, and 0 % women.

Specifically, programming itself was often considered secretarial work and, as such, was generally given to women.

In those days plenty of women went from secretarial jobs to more technical roles in computing.

A dentist handling secretarial work is just an expensive waste of time, due to comparative advantage.

JOB Our core product is a suite of corporate secretarial applications (think offshore finance/companies) designed in-house and used worldwide by Conyers.

Whether or not the wiki aspect is secretarial work is entirely dependent upon the intern.

Some become team leaders, get involved in negotiating wages and working conditions, or take classes and move up to secretarial and administrative positions.

But a programmer replacing secretarial work with automation often reaps big long-term dividends.

We are looking to hire an Application Developer to mainly develop and support our corporate secretarial applications (and other apps) used worldwide by Conyers.

When I was in high school, my sister was learning to type because of a secretarial course she was taking.

For one, when they graduated in the early 60s there was a massive gender gap in college attendance - my mom was valedictorian and went to secretarial school because her parents told her "women can be teachers, secretaries, or nurses", by the 70s she knew she should have gone to college.

Well, when one considers that programming was once seen as secretarial, "womens' work", and over time morphed into something of an "engineering" discipline, you could posit that societal pressures would have some role.

Secretarial work is unfortunately not very high status these days.