Represents pencil pushers or suits. Whether employee, director, manager or businessman: The clothes indicate an office job. Or the man is dressing up and wearing the new suit.

Represents pencil pushers or suits. Whether employee, director, manager or businessman: The clothes indicate an office job. Or the man is dressing up and wearing the new suit.

Represents pencil pushers or suits. Whether employee, director, manager or businessman: The clothes indicate an office job. Or the man is dressing up and wearing the new suit.

Represents pencil pushers or suits. Whether employee, director, manager or businessman: The clothes indicate an office job. Or the man is dressing up and wearing the new suit.

Represents pencil pushers or suits. Whether employee, director, manager or businessman: The clothes indicate an office job. Or the man is dressing up and wearing the new suit.

Represents pencil pushers or suits. Whether employee, director, manager or businessman: The clothes indicate an office job. Or the man is dressing up and wearing the new suit.

I'll stay in the office longer today! The woman in business attire works as an employee, businesswoman, assistant or manager in an office.

I'll stay in the office longer today! The woman in business attire works as an employee, businesswoman, assistant or manager in an office.

I'll stay in the office longer today! The woman in business attire works as an employee, businesswoman, assistant or manager in an office.

I'll stay in the office longer today! The woman in business attire works as an employee, businesswoman, assistant or manager in an office.

I'll stay in the office longer today! The woman in business attire works as an employee, businesswoman, assistant or manager in an office.

I'll stay in the office longer today! The woman in business attire works as an employee, businesswoman, assistant or manager in an office.

Hovering man in hat and suit. Mix of exclamation marks and the logo of the seventies band "The Specialists". Can be used as a symbol for a ghost.

Hovering man in hat and suit. Mix of exclamation marks and the logo of the seventies band "The Specialists". Can be used as a symbol for a ghost.

Hovering man in hat and suit. Mix of exclamation marks and the logo of the seventies band "The Specialists". Can be used as a symbol for a ghost.

Hovering man in hat and suit. Mix of exclamation marks and the logo of the seventies band "The Specialists". Can be used as a symbol for a ghost.

Hovering man in hat and suit. Mix of exclamation marks and the logo of the seventies band "The Specialists". Can be used as a symbol for a ghost.

Hovering man in hat and suit. Mix of exclamation marks and the logo of the seventies band "The Specialists". Can be used as a symbol for a ghost.

Silhouette of a person, a shadow. Represents anonymity, secrets and unknown things. Is often used as a symbol for a user or a guest profile in software or with computers.

The silhouette of two people. A friend you can rely on is standing behind you. Also symbolizes a community or group.

While the railway car emoji is supposed to be a carriage pulled by a train, various platform holders have other ideas. Apple for example show the railway car to be a tram car that can be found in some international cities. Google's version is even stranger, showing what appears to be a bus.

A cross between a train and a bus, the tram emoji can be used to describe rail based transport system. Some versions of this emoji appear to look like a train.

A type of transport that relies on rails and can usually be found in cities, the tram car emoji sits in an awkward place between bus and train. We're pretty sure the passengers couldn't care less.

The bus emoji was introduced in 2010 and released as part of the Unicode 11.0 standard. This emoji can be found under the travel and places category.

The oncoming bus emoji was introduced in 2010 and released as part of the Unicode 11.0 standard. This emoji can be found under the travel and places category.

Emoticon of a trolley bus, a hybrid of bus and tram. Can be used as a smiley for public transport.

A minibus, unlike the normal bus, can only carry a few people. Can symbolize the wish to go on vacation: "Let's go camping".

The bus stop emoji was introduced in 2010 and released as part of the Unicode 11.0 standard. This emoji can be found under the travel and places category.

We are open! Japanese symbol shows that a business is operable and open, or a service is offered.