Government jobs are usually associated with things like working reasonable hours, stability, and a wide variety of benefits, including a decent retirement package. However, government jobs are usually not one of the first categories of jobs that people associate with jobs that pay a lot of money. Many are surprised when they see a list…
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Everyone dreams of working jobs that let you travel, and they want to work jobs they love. It has been said if someone truly loves their job, then they never really work a day in their life. Well if you love to travel and want a job you can possibly love, here are 20 jobs that…
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Looking for a great-paying job? Well look no more, here is a list of the 25 best paying jobs of 2016! (more…)
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1. HVAC Technician Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems technicians are responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing those systems. The job is focused on ventilation, indoor air quality, and environmental well-being. Systems in charge of the air conditioning are complex to maintain and install, so the technicians on these duties must have a broad knowledge…
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10. Economists Economists have a job stress score of 15.60 [most stressful job is 71.59]. Economists provide macro or micro economic advice to organizations or companies. They do this by studying data and statistics of the past, the market that company is trying to position in, and the competition. Economists are focused on reducing costs,…
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1. Occupational Therapist This job title says it all. It involves almost everything but sitting in front of a desk for long periods of time. Occupational therapists focus on building and improving essential life-skills for people with developmental issues or disabilities. Basically, it’s about helping others to regain independence and participation in society trough everyday…
Read More1. Software Developer Software developers or computer programmers are responsible of designing, installing and maintaining different software systems. Analytical, innovative thinking as well as a passion for computers are a must-have. On this field of work, freelancing is a very common option; and although it can be quite challenging to go on your own at…
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1. TV Watcher If TV watching is what you enjoy doing all day, this may be a job for you. Netflix has a paying job where people watch hours of movies and shows, called a tagger. A tagger is someone who watches movies and TV shows and creates tags that help to identify what category…
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1. Air Traffic Controller Photo via Shutterstock Air traffic controllers have to take a multitude of tests, participate in various medical screenings prior to employment, submit to an extensive background check, and take a lot of classes to learn how to become one. But, you do not need a college degree Because of the importance…
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