go-fers
Office errand staff
Go-fers is a plural of gofer, a person who runs errands and does minor tasks for others—so called because they "go for" coffee, copies, or whatever is needed.
The spelling with a hyphen emphasizes this origin: The director had three go-fers handling everything from lunch orders to script deliveries.
One who aids another
- internSupervised workplace learner
- juniorLower in standing
- fetch-and-carryRetrieving items for others
- runnerOne who sprints
courier · lackey · flunky · subordinate · aide · apprentice · dogsbody · factotum
assistant
One who aids another
- internSupervised workplace learner
- juniorLower in standing
- fetch-and-carryRetrieving items for others
runner · courier · lackey · flunky · subordinate · aide · apprentice · dogsbody · factotum · minion
PA
Two-letter state code
- walkie-talkiePortable handheld radio transceiver
- crewWorking team aboard
- runnerOne who sprints
equipment · studio · location · grip · Hollywood · errands · pickup · lot
go-fersexecutives
Senior corporate officers
bosses · CEOs · managers · directors · supervisors
go-fersdelegators
Those who distribute tasks
commanders · taskmasters · shot-callers · orchestrators · principals
go-fersdelegators
Those who distribute tasks
specialists · experts · professionals · principals · masterminds