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# Maintain Jobs
The Job Manager supports adding, updating and deleting an organization's jobs.
Maintain Jobs
### What is a Job?
Jobs are one mechanism for subdividing a team. One Job includes many Team Members. Examples of Jobs include a specific job title (e.g., Engineer, Machinist), a workgroup (e.g., Sales, Operations), or a job code (e.g., Engineer 1, Engineer 2). When sending content to Team Members, Job is sometimes used as a filter to ensure that Team Members are receiving content relevant to their responsibilities.
### Adding a Job
Add Job
To add a Job, click the  icon on the upper right-hand corner of the Maintain Job window. Type the new Job Name in the Job Name Input field. Note that modONE stores the Job Name in lowercase format.
Click the "Add Job" button to save this information. Click the "Cancel" button to return to the Job list.
{% hint style="info" %}
You can also add a Job on the fly while adding or editing a Team Member — see [Maintain Team Member](/how-do-i.../manage-my-team/maintain-team-member.md).
{% endhint %}
### Updating a Job
To update a Job Name, click anywhere in the Job Name field to activate the editor. Update the name and hit enter or click anywhere outside of the field.
### Deleting a Job
Click  icon beside a Job to delete it. A Job cannot be deleted if Team Members are assigned to it. See the [My Team](/how-do-i.../manage-my-team.md) guide for detailed instructions on changing a Team Member's Job assignment.
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