Most people take society for granted.
Sociologists see society as made up of complex sets of patterned relationships that are normal and expected, for example, between teacher and student, lawyer and client, doctor and patient, landlord and tenant, pop star and fan. Or course, some relationships are neither normal nor expected. These are part of Sociology too because Sociology is the study of all social relationships. Sociologists work as social researchers, policy analysts and as teachers, in personnel relations, in local and national government, commercial research, media and as human resource managers in private companies. Te Reo Maori tutoring, health service administration, youth affairs and in one case, in an advertising agency in New York.