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Answer #1:

Probably a job that uses lots of measuring. Like a contractor or maybe a physicist.

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Answer #2:

"Probably" is a sure sign of a non-answer.

Any job that involves assembling mechanical components or parts.

Example:

One department of your company makes open metal boxes, and another

department makes covers for the boxes. Your designers had better make

sure that when each item is manufactured with the greatest possible error

(but still within spec) in opposite directions, that the covers will still fit on

the boxes.

(Been there, seen that. They didn't. It wasn't pretty.)

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