English Language & Usage Asked on June 19, 2021
I am looking for a term which would refer to all of the nontechnical staff at a technical company.
For example, if it is a software firm, the term would refer to, say, all HR, education, travel and relocation, wellness and finance staff.
Without the great [nontechnical staff] at our company, our programmers wouldn’t have been able to achieve what they did.
I could use the term “nontechnical staff” but I do not like the fact that it denotes what they aren’t instead of what they are.
I also thought about “support staff”. According to Cambridge Dictionary, support staff are
the people who work for an organization to keep it running and to support the people who are involved in the organization’s main business.
However, the problem with this term is that, at a technical company, when someone hears the term “support staff”, the first thing that comes to mind is IT or technical support staff.
I will go with administrative staff, or administrative and sales staff if sales staff are also included.
Thanks to Stuart F and David for providing the answer in the comments.
Correct answer by hb20007 on June 19, 2021
Maybe just say "other members of our company" it simple and gets the point across.
Answered by user423673 on June 19, 2021
Ancillary staff - defined here by
The ancillary workers in an institution are the people [...] whose work supports the main work of the institution.
Answered by psmears on June 19, 2021
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