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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Work in a day to day capacity (?)

Hello everyone,

I ran into this phrase( "work in a day to day capacity within a company" )and am wondering about the meaning.
If anyone have an idea of the meaning, would you tell me about your opinion?
Any comments would be appreciated.
Thanks!
pb
  

Top answer

I would state the phrase as 'day-to-day basis'. It means a continuous job, but nothing as high as administrative position.

— Philip

  • I would state the phrase as 'day-to-day basis'.
  • It means a continuous job, but nothing as high as administrative position.
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I would state the phrase as 'day-to-day basis'. It means a continuous job, but nothing as high as administrative position.
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Thank you, Philip!

One more thought after reading your comment...
You said that position is not as high as administrative position.
Then, if a person in that position (I mean a person working in a day to day capacity) approves expenditures of a company,
what do you think about it? Still do you think it is possible?

pb,
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