The best jobs in America
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Here's an interesting overview of the best jobs in the US. Not just based on salary but also quality-of-life factors such as stress, flexibility and personal satisfaction. IT and healthcare jobs being the clear winners.
The Best Jobs In America
Best Jobs in America 2009 - Top 50: Systems Engineer - Money Magazine on CNNMoney.com (full article)
The Best Jobs In America
Best Jobs in America 2009 - Top 50: Systems Engineer - Money Magazine on CNNMoney.com (full article)
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cleanwithit Member Posts: 63 ■■□□□□□□□□Here's an interesting overview of the best jobs in the US. Not just based on salary but also quality-of-life factors such as stress, flexibility and personal satisfaction. IT and healthcare jobs being the clear winners.
The Best Jobs In America
Interesting....A+, Network +, Linux +, MCP, MCTS, CCENT
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SrSysAdmin Member Posts: 259Here's an interesting overview of the best jobs in the US. Not just based on salary but also quality-of-life factors such as stress, flexibility and personal satisfaction. IT and healthcare jobs being the clear winners.
The Best Jobs In America
Any idea where the article that goes with is located?Current Certifications:
* B.S. in Business Management
* Sec+ 2008
* MCSA
Currently Studying for:
* 70-293 Maintaining a Server 2003 Network
Future Plans:
* 70-294 Planning a Server 2003 AD
* 70-297 Designing a Server 2003 AD
* 70-647 Server 2008
* 70-649 MCSE to MCITP:EA -
Hyper-Me Banned Posts: 2,059I wonder how they came up with that?
I suppose thats one more thing for me to be happy about in life, that I have the lowest stress job. lol -
Webmaster Admin Posts: 10,292 AdminJrSysAdmin wrote: »Any idea where the article that goes with is located?
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mikedisd2 Member Posts: 1,096 ■■■■■□□□□□
Oh why didn't I go to uni when I was younger? It really bites discovering your goals when you're in your 30s.
Incidentally, I saw a job vacancy this morning for a system engineer. It was an entry level tech job paying $AU35k. Go figure. -
SrSysAdmin Member Posts: 259I just updated the post to include a link to a 'special' at CCNMoney elaborating on top 50 jobs.
Thanks for this. A very interesting article.Current Certifications:
* B.S. in Business Management
* Sec+ 2008
* MCSA
Currently Studying for:
* 70-293 Maintaining a Server 2003 Network
Future Plans:
* 70-294 Planning a Server 2003 AD
* 70-297 Designing a Server 2003 AD
* 70-647 Server 2008
* 70-649 MCSE to MCITP:EA -
networker050184 Mod Posts: 11,962 ModNice to see my job in the top 50.An expert is a man who has made all the mistakes which can be made.
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SrSysAdmin Member Posts: 259Looks like my mid-term goal, to be an IT Project Manager, ranks pretty highly (#5). Eventually I want to work my way up to CTO, but it looks like I'll be in good company in the mean time.
Now I just need my PMP and MBA.Current Certifications:
* B.S. in Business Management
* Sec+ 2008
* MCSA
Currently Studying for:
* 70-293 Maintaining a Server 2003 Network
Future Plans:
* 70-294 Planning a Server 2003 AD
* 70-297 Designing a Server 2003 AD
* 70-647 Server 2008
* 70-649 MCSE to MCITP:EA -
Paul Boz Member Posts: 2,620 ■■■■■■■■□□Am I reading this wrong or is the nurse anesthetist the only "benefit to society" job on that list?CCNP | CCIP | CCDP | CCNA, CCDA
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dynamik Banned Posts: 12,312 ■■■■■■■■■□I think other factors aside from "lack-of-stress" are bringing up the IT positions