An office worker
A: You work in that building? Are you some kind of hotshot business man?
B: Me? No, I'm just an office worker.
1) Is "office worker" almost only used to refer to people who work in a small cubicle or is it just as commonly used to refer to people who have their own fancy office in a big company?
2) Does it make sense to say "just an office worker" in my example? If not, what else could be said?
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anonymous "office worker" The phrase "office workers" usually refers to those on the low end of the pay scale, clerks, secretaries, and assistants. com/definition/office_worker
- anonymous "office worker" The phrase "office workers" usually refers to those on the low end of the pay scale, clerks, secretaries, and assistants.
- com/definition/office_worker
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anonymous"office worker"
The phrase "office workers" usually refers to those on the low end of the pay scale, clerks, secretaries, and assistants.
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