Red Mage - Can cast white and black magic. Paladin - Combines physical strength with white magic and can cover allies. Onion Knight - has no abilities, but can equip special equipment and various abilities based on other jobs. Monk - Fights with bare hands and chakra. Mime - Copies the last action by an ally. Magic Knight - Combines black magic and physical attacks. Knight - Physical class that relies exclusively on high defense and attack. Geomancer - Uses spells related to battlefield. Gambler - Abilities are based on chance. Fighter - Physical fighter who uses various attacks. Dark Knight - Sacrifices self to cause damage. Black Mage - Uses magic to harm enemies. If it does have this symbol, it is not an ability that can be activated, it is always "on". NOTE: For jobs in FF5, the "!" means a command used on the battle screen. FF:CC jobs play no part in abilities (no restrictions on who can learn them, only usable in dungeons and unretainable), attributes (determined by race), weapons, or appearance. Please note that the jobs of Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles are not related to any of the other jobs. For example, clicking on FFX-2 White Mage will go the the White Mage page - FFX-2 entry. Those jobs that are significant crossovers go to the crossover page entry. 
Crossover jobs are those that span more than one game, whereas those in only a single game are all on one game-specific page.
This page is divided into two sections - Crossover jobs and Game-specific jobs. Games either have the same people that can change into multiple jobs (like FF5 and FFX-2), or multiple characters with individual skills (like FF7 and FF8). The characteristics of these jobs in Final Fantasy have changed and become more sophisticated as the series progressed, but the idea of party members with roles that have strengths and weaknesses has always been there. Since the very first game, different jobs have been central to the gameplay in any RPG. Position in, or piece of, paid employment.
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