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A university lecturer is an expert in their field of study, responsible for teaching, mentoring, and advancing students' knowledge in their area of expertise. In addition to their teaching duties, they engage in academic research, publish articles, and contribute to the advancement of knowledge and understanding within their discipline. Lecturers also develop courses, design lesson plans, guide students in academic projects, and supervise seminars, all while maintaining high academic standards and fostering critical and independent thinking among students

Parking inspector is responsible for managing and enforcing parking rules in a specific area. The role includes: patrolling an assigned area, such as a public parking lot or city streets, and issuing tickets to vehicles that violate regulations and park illegally. Their tasks include, among others: inputting and retrieving information regarding vehicle registration, documenting violations and processing status using computers; conducting patrols in assigned areas by vehicle or on foot to ensure the public complies with parking regulations and procedures; writing warnings and issuing tickets to illegally parked vehicles.

A podcaster is a creator and host of audio programs distributed online, known as podcasts. The role typically includes developing content ideas, writing scripts, conducting interviews, recording and editing audio, and often promoting and distributing the episodes. Podcasters may work independently or as part of a production team and often serve as the voice and personality behind the show

A criminal lawyer is a lawyer who specializes in criminal law, which deals with criminal offenses and legal aspects related to investigations, charges, and criminal trials. Criminal law concerns violations of the law that constitute an offense against society, such as violent crimes, theft, fraud, drug offenses, white-collar crimes, sex offenses, and crimes against the state such as treason or terrorism. The role of a criminal lawyer includes representing defendants in criminal proceedings, providing legal advice to suspects, negotiating plea bargains, appearing in courts at all stages of the process, and providing support after the verdict, such as in appeals or pardon requests. Criminal lawyers may work in the public sector, for example as prosecutors on behalf of the state, or in the private sector, where they represent private clients. They need to have in-depth knowledge of criminal law, excellent legal analysis skills, persuasive abilities, and the ability to withstand the pressures of sensitive and urgent cases.