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Top Jobs for 2006
1. Retail Salesperson
What it pays: $22,880 Minimum training needed: Short-term on-the-job training New jobs by 2014: 736,000 2. Registered Nurse What it pays: $55,680 Minimum training needed: Associate degree New jobs by 2014: 703,000 3. Postsecondary Teacher What it pays: $62,032 Minimum training needed: Doctoral degree New jobs by 2014: 524,000 4. Customer Service Rep What it pays: $29,350 Minimum training needed: Moderate-term on-the-job training New jobs by 2014: 471,000 5. Janitor or Cleaner (except maids and housekeeping cleaners) What it pays: $20,800 Minimum training needed: Short-term on-the-job training New jobs by 2014: 440,000 6. Waiter/Waitress What it pays: $15,980 Minimum training needed: Short-term on-the-job training New jobs by 2014: 376,000 7. Combination Food Preparation and Serving Worker What it pays: $17,850 Minimum training needed: Short-term on-the-job training New jobs by 2014: 367,000 8. Home Health Aide What it pays: $19,200 Minimum training needed: Short-term on-the-job training New jobs by 2014: 350,000 9. Nursing Aid, Orderly, Attendant What it pays: $21,890 Minimum training needed: Postsecondary vocational award New jobs by 2014: 325,000 From Careerbuilder.com |
wow, lots of janitors
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Top 25 ? I only see 9 diff jobs
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Would 7. be a fancier name for burger flipper?
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as you wish...
10. General and Operations Manager What it pays: $93,580 Minimum training needed: Bachelor's degree plus work New jobs by 2014: 308,000 11. Personal and Home Care Aide What it pays: $17,560 Minimum training needed: Short-term on-the-job training New jobs by 2014: 287,000 12. Elementary School Teacher What it pays: $46,350 Minimum training needed: Bachelor's degree New jobs by 2014: 265,000 13. Accountant and Auditor What it pays: $57,160 Minimum training needed: Bachelor's degree New jobs by 2014: 264,000 14. Office Clerk What it pays: $24,440 Minimum training needed: Short-term on-the-job training New jobs by 2014: 263,000 15. Hand Laborer and freight, stock and material mover What it pays: $22,190 Minimum training needed: Short-term on-the-job training New jobs by 2014: 248,000 16. Receptionist and Information Clerk What it pays: $22,900 Minimum training needed: Short-term on-the-job training New jobs by 2014: 246,000 17. Landscaping and Groundskeeping Worker What it pays: $22,260 Minimum training needed: Short-term on-the-job training New jobs by 2014: 230,000 18. Truck Driver, Heavy and Tractor Trailer What it pays: $34,920 Minimum training needed: Moderate-term on-the-job training New jobs by 2014: 223,000 19. Computer Applications Software Engineer What it pays: $78,570 Minimum training needed: Bachelor's degree New jobs by 2014: 222,000 20. Maintenance and Repair Worker What it pays: $32,290 Minimum training needed: Moderate-term on-the-job training New jobs by 2014: 202,000 21. Medical Assistant What it pays: $25,860 Minimum training needed: Moderate-term on-the-job training New jobs by 2014: 202,000 22. Executive Secretary and Administrative Assistant What it pays: $37,350 Minimum training needed: Moderate-term on-the-job training New jobs by 2014: 192,000 23. Sales Representative, Wholesale and Manufacturing What it pays: $54,500 Minimum training needed: Moderate-term on-the-job training New jobs by 2014: 187,000 24. Carpenter What it pays: $38,250 Minimum training needed: Long-term on-the-job training New jobs by 2014: 186,000 25. Teacher Assistant What it pays: $20,750 Minimum training needed: Short-term on-the-job training New jobs by 2014: 183,000 |
sounds more like a list of top 25 jobs posted at careerbuilder.
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are those monthly salarys ? ;)
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i would only think about any of those jobs if i had a gun held to my head.
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I wouldnt want any of them. I would rather rent fucking kayaks in the bahamas and go fishing then do any of those jobs.
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you mean "adult webmaster" is not on that list?
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Pretty low pay if you ask me...
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top in what way? top jobs you can get if you are straight out of high school and have no education? or top = most popular?
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10. General and Operations Manager What it pays: $93,580 Minimum training needed: Bachelor's degree plus work New jobs by 2014: 308,000 |
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3. Postsecondary Teacher What it pays: $62,032 Minimum training needed: Doctoral degree New jobs by 2014: 524,000 |
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26. Professional Post Whore What it pays: $8,580 Minimum training needed: None New jobs by 2014: 1251 :winkwink: |
say goodbye to the middle class lol
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as of right now im a waiter and i make about double that figure given. im sure thats the avg salary. i would never want to do it for a career and i wont be doing it much longer. most of those jobs are just temp jobs, i dont think anyone plans on being anything on that list (with the exception of a few)
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That's waht I was just thinking. Here in fl. the starting salary for a teacher is 27, with a masters it's 32... You cap out around 44 in public school... so that's way below the average, IN NJ, New jersey (it's the state next to New york for the people not familiar with the small state) the average teaching salary is 65k... but cost of living is almost 2.2 times what it is in florida. so holy shit no one will be making a lot... but what about phone sales? What about internet and software engineers? Attorneys, doctors etc... there are a shitload of them. Pilots? Flight attendants, Police? Shit police here start making 45 and you don't need college... while a teacher who has 7 years of college only makes 32... |
The need for some of these of jobs just proves why the government looks the other way on illegal immigration.
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Am I bourgie for not wanting to do ANY of that shit??
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10. General and Operations Manager
What it pays: $93,580 Minimum training needed: Bachelor's degree plus work New jobs by 2014: 308,000 there are many GFYers already over qualified for the above job... ive read their advice to FEDEX, UPS, EPASSPORTE etc etc many times..... |
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nurses are very much in demand jobs overseas.
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Customer Service Reps is no surprise in that list.
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Yep, those are very popular jobs. I can tell, because I have friends in almost all those professions.
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what about designers, I thought they are highly demand now...
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