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On a meta level, this is probably a good example to study for the impact of grouping data into classes (most likely the truck driver is just a job that is more
by elcapitan 11y ago
On a meta level, this is probably a good example to study for the impact of grouping data into classes (most likely the truck driver is just a job that is more easily groupable than the different types of office jobs etc).
- DavidWoof 11y agoAlso, secretary was a category that covered job descriptions ranging from phone operator to business analyst. Factory worker probably covers as much variation as office worker, if not more. And there's little inherent reason to separate "primary school teacher" from teachers at other levels I don't think some jobs are inherently more groupable, I think the choice of grouping is purely arbitrary. We could just as easily have separated long-haul truckers from local delivery people and these charts would completely change.