ready-made job

noun
UK /ˌredi ˈmeɪd dʒɒb/
US /ˌredi ˈmeɪd dʒɑːb/

A job that is already set up and waiting for someone to do it.

The factory offered him a ready-made job right after school.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A task that comes already prepared, so no planning is needed.

The teacher handed out ready-made jobs for the class party.

3. A role created in advance by a company or program.

The training program matches graduates with ready-made jobs.

4. A simple chore that can be done right away without setup.

Folding the towels was a ready-made job for the kids.