> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.minervasmp.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.minervasmp.com/smp-information/jobs.md).

# ☆ Jobs

Jobs are a fun and easy way to earn in-game money while doing activities you already love on Minerva SMP! Whether you enjoy mining, farming, building, or fighting mobs, there’s a job for everyone. Jobs let players specialize in certain skills, earn rewards, and contribute to the community while having a purpose in the server.

#### **Jobs Information ♡**

☆ **What Are Jobs?**\
ㅤ⤷ Jobs are player roles that allow you to earn money by performing specific tasks, like mining ores, farming crops, or hunting mobs.\
ㅤ⤷ Every job tracks your progress and rewards you for leveling up, giving a fun sense of growth and achievement.

☆ **Choosing Jobs**

* Players can join up to 3 jobs.
* Jobs can be changed at any time via the `/jobs leave` and `/jobs join <job>` commands.

#### **Jobs Commands ♡**

**/jobs browse** - Opens the Jobs GUI where you can view and join available jobs.\
\&#xNAN;**/jobs join \<job>** - Join a specific job to start earning rewards.\
\&#xNAN;**/jobs leave \<job>** - Leave a job you no longer want to do.\
\&#xNAN;**/jobs info \<job>** - Shows details about a job, including pay, tasks, and experience earned.\
\&#xNAN;**/jobs top \<job>** - Shows the leaderboard for a specific job, highlighting top earners.\
\&#xNAN;**/jobs quitall** - Leaves all your current jobs at once.


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