In what job or field can I combine Biology/Chemistry, Accounting, and Microcomputers?

Question

-----I have a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology with an effective minor in Chemistry, and a 5-year Bachelor of Accountancy degree; I graduated with “honors” both times. For six years, I ran a one-man computer consulting company doing teaching and programming on the IBM PC microcomputer. I live in Houston, Texas, USA; I can move. In what job or field can I combine my dissimilar education and experience? ---Thanks, Jim

Answer 1

search for bioinformatics, that would be your specialty. i would go for your mba, you have a lot of school already, but employers would fellate you with those combos.

how come you couldn't find a real job out of college, offense to your first one.

Answer 2

Frankly that background would do well in my small company.

We are a reagent reseller from over 40 suppliers. There's a need for understanding of science and business which are complete opposites in thinking from one another. Frankly, scientists make horrible businessmen; however analytical they think they are, they're usually too emotional.

The "thing" to my company (why I'm writing here) is that we have no salesmen, all sales are done by print advertising in major scientific journals and web advertisments. Web sales account for 20% of our sales (phone & fax make up other 80%), but our goal is 80% web sales.

We have a big need for understanding business and computer databases. Correlating 40 different suppliers to one uniform look and information base is easier said than done and capturing the information and redelivering it back in a new, uniform manner is quite tough.

I currently do technical support, but my goal with another company is to move on to technical sales or sales support.

Answer 3

Video game designer. Designing games that include animals may require a designer to work with and/or observe animals for behavioral purposes. This is to get the digital version of the animal to be as realistic as the actual animal. Music also is a major part of video game design. But you are not likely to find a game designing job that involves animals all the time or often.

Answer 4

God must be with you because I was just about to pass you by before I realized I had some literature that may just tickle your educated mind....STEMTech Health Sciences...the logistics of this is way beyond my comprehension, but I'm sure with your science background you will be able to comprehend...I just returned from a trip to Hawaii...went to Hawaii because my dad had a stroke....after caring for my dad until he was able to be somewhat self reliant, I ran into this fella at the flea market and enlightened me somewhat about this...here are a few contacts

www.dewey.stemtechhealth.com
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[phone] Dewey Lyden

www.nandy.stemtechhealth.com
[e-mail]
[phone] Nandy & Evonne Verano

Please run with this....good luck...

Answer 5

WOW talk about a lot of education! i have a great opportunity that you can combine all of your skills including your business experience and build and international business and you won't have to leave texas (unless you want to).

check out this great compnay called NIKKEN. it is a company that has a 5A-1 dunn and brad street rating has over 250 million dollars in cash reserves and does business in over 30 countries.

you will be able to use all of your skills and knowledge to build a career that would be meaningful and profitable.

i wish you the best of luck

Answer 6

You can teach, or you can tutor privately to gifted students in high school. OR you can get a job in Sales.

Answer 7

Making cyborgs....hehehe