Careers with average pay well above $50,000

With all of the talk about not finding a job or not making the pay desired as a college grad.  Here are some high paying careers that will satisfy those who choose and prepares to get their foot in the door.  The lowest 10% in these jobs average over $50,000 and top earners are making over $100,000.  You might notice that a few of them also has options for a little entrepreneurship and creativity, meaning that you don't necessarily have to find a job.  You can create one.

Those high paying careers choices are....

• Medical and Health Services Manager
• Software Developer
• Psychiatrist
• School Principal
• Human Resources Manager
• Financial Manger

 
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Truckers still needed to fill positions. More opportunity than ever.

With the economy picking up the shortage of drivers is not getting any better.  Driving opportunities are more favorable for truckers than they were but there are some things that just can't change.  You can't drive and be at home too.  This is part of the problem.  Younger drivers are less willing to sacrifice the time away from home.

This of course is smart to consider the realities of the career.

If however you are single, young and love to travel  trucking might be something you want to look into.  Especially if you have no plans of getting additional education.  You other options might not be as rewarding as becoming a trucker.

A new driver can get anywhere from $25,000 to $40,000 now depending on what trucking company brings him in.  All this for less than 2 months training.  The most important thing though is to figure out if he is compatible for the trucking lifestyle or not.  Check this article to get a better idea of what truckers face.


Trucking needs new legs to keep running hard

Best Technology Jobs for 2013

Thinking of a career change?  Go where the jobs, money and type of environment that supports your personality is.  Us News comes up with a list of top 100 jobs.  On the list of 100 best technology field careers are easy to find.  Check and see if one of these is calling your name.

1.  Computer Systems Analysts
2.  Database Administrator
3.  Software Developer
4.  Web Developer
5.  Computer Programmer
6.  Mechanical Engineer
7.  IT Manager
8.  Computer Systems Administrator
9.  Civil Engineer

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More Options Available For People Interested in Becoming Truckers

People interested in trucking around the Cleveland, Ohio are have more options for entering the industry as a driver.  Career center clients can take course work to learn the written material and then go to Great Lakes Trucking School to taking the driving portion of acquiring the Class A CDL.

The shale boom is creating high paying trucking jobs and adds to the already high demand for truck drivers.  To fill the projected need for drivers there will likely be more and more community colleges and training centers that join forces with neighboring trucking schools to provide a way to license drivers for a career in trucking.

Due to shale boom, search for truckers shifts into overdrive - Cleveland Business News - Northeast Ohio and Cleveland - Crain's Cleveland Business

To determine if you are compatible for a career in trucking visit www.lifeasatrucker.com

IT jobs light up top 100 careers for 2013

Technology jobs leads the way to employment potential.  Even if you are from a manufacturing background and seek to re enter back into that environment for employment, you should take training to learn computer basics.  If you already know computer basics, you  might want to go further to learn productivity software, window installation, Share Point, or even trouble shooting.

Want a completely different path to travel for employment?  Well this articles should give you a good foundation for exploration.  The types of training that these positions require vary greatly.  For instance if you hate math but want to work with computers, Web Developer may be your choice. 

So take a look and don't be afraid of going a new direction.  The very best thing about most of these jobs, is they may enable you to start your  own business once you become proficient.  This means that even if you work at a place in this field and the business goes under, you can still make money with the skills that you learn on the job.  Not so easy with a manufacturing job.

IT jobs light up top 100 careers for 2013

Employers step up efforts to recruit, hire veterans

 Veterans may be getting more of the treatment they deserve in the area of employment.  However, many are finding out there their skills are not transferable according to the report.

Here are some things to remember.  Be creative and fair to yourself.  Don't just look at your job title in the military.  Look at the skills that you learned while doing that job.

For instance, if you were in telecommunications it might not translate over in civilian.  However, you may have learned how to communicate effectively, respond to emergencies, solve problems, organize information, manage projects, set up equipment, trouble shoot equipment etc.  All of that is useful to civilian jobs.
here is a government military skills translator

Employers step up efforts to recruit, hire veterans

The Ricki Lake Show - Will be Featuring Women in Male Dominated Careers

 Ricki Lake gets driving lessons from a Lady Trucker Shannon Smith.  She also spends time with other ladies pioneers who are CEOs, Butchers, Extreme Sports Athletes and more.  It airs Wednesday


The Ricki Lake Show - Women In Male-Dominated Jobs