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Top 10 Paid Jobs of 2010

Thursday, February 18th, 2010

We have just compiled a list of America’s highest paid jobs for 2010 and beyond. These aren’t careers that will fizzle out next year either - their growth curves are all over 10% and reach out to 2018. If you’re early in college – you might want to consider these!

1. Anesthesiologist $292,000

local anesthesiaTop pay: $408,000
Anesthesiologists get paid to be work on the risky edge of life and death – literally. An Anesthesiologist uses anesthetic agents, or simply drugs, to put patients under so that surgeons can operate safely and painlessly. However, one small miscalculation could kill the patient and ruin everyone’s day. The 12 years of training adjacent to the daily stress makes for a well-paid medical professional.

 

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Financial Advisor, Stock Broker - Sample Resume CV

Monday, February 15th, 2010

Below is an actual resume of a Financial Advisor seeking $102,000 annual salary.

We have made some minor changes i.e. dates and names, to his resume for privacy concerns.

John Sharp

Financial Investment Advisor, Stockbroker, Securities Principle

101 E 9th
New York, NY 90021

Objective:

Financial Advisor

Brief Intro

Series 7, 24, 63, and 66 licensed financial professional with a four-year record of success as a financial advisor, stockbroker, and trader. I currently manage more than $12 million in capital assets and serve as a principle/partner of more than $150 million in portfolio assets.

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What it’s Like to be a Web Designer

Monday, February 15th, 2010

Interview with a Web Designer


by Mark Sotell

What is the job like to be a Web Designer: 

Being a web designer makes work fun every day because I am able to use my own creativity in almost every process. Its also rewarding as many people look at my work on a daily basis, some websites see my work more than 10,000 times a day. The work environment is great as I’m a gadget head – I get to geek out on computers and software all day. 
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Job Recruiter, Employment Recruitment Specialist

Monday, February 15th, 2010

Job Recruiter, Employment Recruitment Specialist

$86,500

Average pay

Job Recruiter Salary Pay Scale
75% in this career make more than:
$69,624
50% in this career make more than:
$86,430
25% in this career make more than:
$147,094
Highest potential salary compensation:
$163,000
Job Outlook
10-year job growth: 22.14%
Total jobs 2008:
904,900
Forecast 2018:
1,102,000
Average annual growth:
11,000

† US Department of Labor

Project Manager

Monday, February 15th, 2010

Project Manager

$92,390

Average pay

Project Manager Job Salary Pay Scale
75% in this career make more than:
$69,624
50% in this career make more than:
$77,518
25% in this career make more than:
$86,470
Highest potential salary compensation:
$126,840
Job Outlook
10-year job growth: 14.65%
Total jobs 2008:
293,000
Forecast 2018:
342,500
Average annual growth:
9,000

† US Department of Labor

What it’s Like to be a Nurse

Wednesday, January 13th, 2010

Interview with a Nurse Practitioner RN LPN

By Jennifer C., ICU
The nursing profession can be very stressful but rewarding. Most nurses or RNs (or LPNs) will tell you they have long hours, up to 12 hours a shift, with constantly changing schedules. The day-to-day job typically takes place in a hospital or doctors office taking care of patients. Nurses have more interaction with patients than anyone else. Where doctors might come in once a day or operate on the patient, it is the nurse that is at the bedside of the patient during his or her stay. (more…)

How to Use Social Networking Sites in Your Job Search

Tuesday, November 25th, 2008

Social networking sites like MySpace and Facebook can do a lot more than put you in touch with people who like the same rock bands or movies you do. They can promote your career or product, help you find a job, or promote your “brand” as a business professional. While both Facebook and MySpace certainly aid in a job search, there are subtle differences between them. (more…)