Slang & Culture
Two-job job
A workplace label for one employee carrying responsibilities associated with more than one role. It describes an expanded workload within a job, not necessarily holding two separate jobs. Some uses include managing AI tools in addition to existing duties.
Origin · no single documented coiner
Used by Korn Ferry for overlapping job responsibilities in its Workforce 2026 research, as reported by Allwork.Space on October 10, 2026. That reporting documents the phrase's use but does not establish its first use or a single coiner.