Career and life planning resources for college students, recent grads, and career-changers.
A good job depends on a number of criteria, many of which are specific to the individual. We’ve discussed career values, personality and interest areas. While these factors are important, one must also take into consideration things like job growth and salary. When compiling the following list, only objective factors such as growth projections and Read More …
With the high cost of college tuition, it’s understandable that students want to get their money’s worth. Entry-level jobs aren’t known for their high pay, but some graduates can enjoy high salaries from the start. GoBankingRates.com has released a study on the highest paying entry-level jobs. To determine which jobs made the cut, GOBankingRates utilized Bureau Read More …
Photo by Lukas from Pexels Data-driven fields, such as Data Scientist, Statistician, Information Security Analyst, Actuary and Mathematician are among the best jobs of the year, according to the 31st edition of CareerCast’s Jobs Rated report. The worst jobs have a combination of high stress, poor work environment, negative occupational outlook and low salary. Some of the worst Read More …
Does your dream job involve working with animals all day? There are many jobs that involve working with animals, but some offer better opportunities for employment and a greater likelihood of spending time with animals. Working with animals can be messy and hectic, but for a true animal lover it’s worth all the trouble. A Read More …
Sam Churchill via Compfight Search for “best jobs” and you’ll find plenty of lists. While these lists provide a great resource for career planning, they aren’t specific enough for the individual reader. External factors including pay and demand matter, but so do other factors that vary from person to person. Where to Start Read More …