readyjob

noun
UK /ˈrɛdi dʒɒb/
US /ˈrɛdi dʒɑːb/

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

The teacher gave us a readyjob so we could start right away.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A task that has been fully prepared in advance so no setup is needed.

The volunteers found a readyjob waiting for them at the shelter.

3. A position or role that is already available for someone to fill.

After the interview, she was offered a readyjob in the mailroom.

4. A quick, simple piece of work that can be finished easily.

Folding the towels was a readyjob he finished in five minutes.