On-the-job (adjective)

  1. Of or pertaining to work done while employed at a job.
  2. Relating to training or skills acquired while performing a job.
  3. Taking place or occurring during the course of one's work.

Origin:

From the phrase 'on the job training', meaning learning while performing a job.

Examples:

  1. He learned all his construction skills on-the-job while working for his father's company.
  2. The company offers on-the-job training for all new employees.
  3. Safety procedures are important to follow while on-the-job.
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