What do you do for a Job?

Question

Trying to decide what else I would be interested in doing for a career, So please answer so I can see what careers there are out there!! Thankyou :)

What do you do for a Career?
What Qualifications did you need?
How long did you study for in terms of weeks/years?
What sort of income are you on? (you can give me a ballpark figure if you dont want to give exact amount)
Do you enjoy your Job? if so what is it that you like about it?
And lastly what are the cons, if any?

Answer 1

work on old trucks,2000. per month usually. i luv the old iron the only vehicle i own is a 69 ford truck. my wife and son help in the garage so its a family affair, and sometimes my 4and 5 year old gdaughters help.i ts just a little slice of heaven.////

Answer 2

I am a tram driver / narrator in Yosemite natl. parks Mariposa grove of giant Sequoias. I take about 50 people at a time on a 7 mile, 75 minute tour of the giant Sequoias. Telling them all about the trees and some history of the park. To say that it's a fun job doesn't even come close to how much fun it is. And they even pay me good money to do it. We get several tour groups there from all over the world. If you like to see the world, you should check into a job as a tour guide. They get paid good bucks to see the world.

Answer 3

-Bank Teller

-be 18 or older, use computer, and be able to talk to customers, and for most companies...SELL PRODUCTS!!!

-teller scholl for 2 weeks but always have training and new regulations and rules to keep on top of

-I work part time while going to school for my math degree...but if I had my job full time...20-25K/yr. But you can easily get promoted if it's your career.

-I love my job. I love handleing money and knowing how the economy works and how aware it make you of mortgage rates, credit card rates, CD rates. It teadches you a lot about debt and investment. If anything that is what I'm really getting out of my job before I move on to be an actuary. (Someone who performs statistical analysis for insurance corps)...AND you get every holiday off and paid!

-the cons...pressure to sell products/ be fast and yet accurate at the same time. Fear that you will be fired if you are out of balance too many times. Fear of being robbed.

Answer 4

To get better at singing I reccomend to follow an online course.It's much cheaper than going to a singning teacher and you can get really good results...I did that!

I suggest this course ( http://learnhowtosing.kyma.info )

I can suggest evens some singer tips if you wish...
For example I reccomend to drink lots of water. Avoid drinking sodas so often! Always warm up.
Vocal exercises.
Try drinking this natural "clear the throat" remedy:
Water, Lemon Juice, Salt,

Answer 5

Cardiovascular Telemetry Tech; I have been to college and I get paid pretty good. I have been doing it for about 7 years now and I like what I do for a living. I work for a Children's Hospital and I believe I get more out of it than what I give in return....... Cons would be if you can't stand to be around sick people than this isn't the job for you.....

Answer 6

Zeolites lead singer. sing/scream, bob around (think flyleaf)

people have to like the sound of your voice! = )

8 years in my friends garage

if i get it, i spend it. not much though

i love it! there's nothing better then singing your heart out in front of a audience! i'm kind of an attention addict, i love to be in the spotlight. i couldn't see myself doing anything else.

the money sucks. it's not a consistent thing. a couple weeks may go by with no gig, or you could play 2 or 3 sets a night for 3 days straight.

Answer 7

Performer/Entertainer.Must know how to dance.Studied on the dance floor for 12 years.Approximately $2000 per week (give or take a few hundred.I would'nt do it if I did'nt enjoy it.I don't do anything I don't want to do. ; p

Answer 8

Retail Manager

Answer 9

assemble car parts, i do lots of welding. needed no real qualifications. i taught myself to weld after i started.

go to college, dont get stuck like me

Answer 10

divorce attorney