what are the top ten jobs in the U S A?

Answer 1

10) Wedding photographers
9) Major airline pilots
8) West Coast longshoremen
7) Skycaps at major airports
6) Real estate agents selling high-end homes
5) Motivational speakers and ex-politicians on the lecture circuit
4) Orthodontists
3) CEOs of poorly performing companies
2) Washed-up pro athletes in long-term contracts
1) Mutual-fund managers

Answer 2

Top ten in what way? Ranked by money? Check your library for back issues of Forbes magazine -- or they may have comparisons online. Or maybe by prestige? Too subjective. I might think the top job would be a writer, but others might think it too precarious -- financially speaking. What you have to understand about the 70's is that the first Boomers were hitting their 30's by the middle of the decade. I was ten years younger than that and had trouble finding *volunteer* work at a library or museum (the two places I was passionate about) because there were so many people glutting the job market. This kept salaries down for entry level people because other people (with experience, of course; no residual bitterness there! ) were willing to work for the same pay -- in order to pay the bills. It was a real scramble for jobs! My mother had been teaching for 25 years by the end of the 70's, had taken every course that could give her a wage increase, and was earning $45k a year. That was a *good* salary! Starting salaries for teachers in the 70's were about $20k, depending on their qualifications. Those with a Master's degree started at $25k. My father was running his own business, repairing audio visual equipment for school boards, and was bringing in about $30k - $40k a year. I started working as a precision assembler in the avionics industry in 1978, for 10k a year. In 1979, I left that and started working as a projectionist at a university for $12k a year. This was about 2/3 what commercial projectionists earned, but we had *huge* benefits -- like free tuition for ourselves and our immediate families. Hope this helps.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

1. Professional Lounger a.k.a. Slacker
2. Homeboy
3. Bum
4. Hiphop artist
5. Basketball player
6. Fastfood server
7. Free lancer
8. Porn actress
9. Caregivers
10. President of the U.S.A.

Answer 5

1. hooker
2. speaker of the house
3. radio dj in top 10 market city
4. hooker
5. senator from montana
6. mormon door-knocker
7. David Letterman's nanny
8. the guy who picks the worms off of the brussels sprouts
9. my job
10. hooker

Answer 6

I think lawyer and engineer are popular in USA.

Answer 7

http://www.imdiversity.com/Villages/Careers/articles/devoretz_top10usjobs_0105.asp