Job Descriptions, Skills, and Education for Business Management and Administration, nothing special

Ah pigeonholing, a lovely practice if you're a teacher or dictator (note: this list of people that enjoy pigeonholing is mostly coincidental). So today, I've been pigeonholed, so, without further ado, writing without any emotion. So to be a Computer Programmer you need to be good at things like time management, programming(I'd say duh, but again, no emotion), number facility and system evaluation, as opposed to an energy auditor's skills, like writing, speaking, and critical thinking. As for a description of the jobs, energy auditors go to places like houses and businesses and make sure that they're not wasting electricity by looking at things like, is the insulation okay, are there any leaks in the water pump? and so on and so forth, whereas a computer programmer creates, refines and tests computer programs. And finally, education, while a computer programmer doesn't need any formal education, it is helpful, whereas an energy auditor needs to be certified through acourse, online or otherwise. That is all, bleep boop