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Financial Analyst: Being A Credit Analyst
If you or someone in your family uses a credit card, a decision had to be made whether you could be trusted to pay back the money you charge. That dec... (more)
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Sales Representative: The Job Of Sales Representatives
Do you have good people skills? Are you a persuasive person? Check out this video and see if you would make a good Sales Representative.
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Psychiatrist/Psychologist: On being a Psychologist
If you are interested primarily in being a clinician, you might want to look into related fields as they require less schooling. However, getting your doctorate allows you more flexibility: You can teach, supervise other clinicians, do research, psych. testing, and work in consultative roles in related fields like criminology and sociology.
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Bartender: Cocktails & Dreams, This Is Not
Despite the inconveniences of the field, the payoffs are numerous. An overall fun job that pays alright, a new pasture to meet people, and a nice solid, if unsteady, flow of income. However, unless you plan to own, tending bar as a long term career will burn you out. I've seen it more than I'd like to admit. As far as a short-mid term thing, expect far less glamour, far more actual work, and a work day that comes and goes with your coworkers and clientele. Lastly, this is a very cash ...
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