Data Entry Operator focuses strictly on compiling, transcribing, and inputting information into databases. Conversely, a Computer Operator is an IT-support role that oversees the actual hardware, runs production schedules, and troubleshoots system errors. Here are the specific job descriptions and responsibilities for both roles:1. Data Entry OperatorThese professionals manage large volumes of information, ensuring it is accurately digitized, organized, and stored.
- Data Input: Transcribing data from physical documents, voice recordings, or digital formats into company databases and spreadsheets.
- Quality Assurance: Reviewing data for deficiencies or errors, and correcting incompatibilities against source documents.
- Researching Data: Sourcing missing information to complete incomplete documents before entry.
- Filing & Organization: Maintaining both physical filing systems and digital archives.
- Reporting & Security: Generating requested reports while maintaining strict data confidentiality and security.
- Required Skills: High typing speed, proficiency in MS Office or Google Workspace, strong attention to detail.
2. Computer OperatorThese professionals operate and monitor computer networks and peripheral equipment (like servers, tape drives, and printers) to keep business operations running smoothly.
- System Monitoring: Observing terminal monitors, error messages, and peripheral equipment to detect hardware malfunctions or stoppages.
- Troubleshooting: Entering commands to correct system errors, clear jams, and resume processing.
- Equipment Maintenance: Organizing hardware repairs, managing peripheral inventory (like printer paper and tapes), and loading systems for operating runs.
- Age criteria 18 to 29 years
Data Backups: Performing routine backups and archiving to protect the organization against data loss.
Pay: ₹13,550.82 - ₹34,490.48 per month
Work Location: In person