Really..A truck driver..how many brain cells do you need for that job..Like 2.
ronof OK9:40PM June 17, 2010
Librarian? With all the budget cuts, you wish... I am a Librarian and I'm thinking about doing another graduation in Management or Information Technology.
overmatik10:27AM June 17, 2010
how about a truck drivers that make over 100.000.00 a year?
4 realof MT12:39PM June 15, 2010
i think radiography should be on there too ;)
mcof CA2:13AM June 13, 2010
Sorry but this article is not good enough in my opinion there is no list.
Martin of NY9:59PM June 12, 2010
financialist and economist to me will always be on demand,cauz they are the one who know how to control the economy!
ronald osooof 8:25AM June 07, 2010
this is rlly confusing and i hate its fricken guts!!!!!!!! :)
Lola santiagoof MI1:49PM May 28, 2010
I was so astonished that TEACHERS were not listed above..Well, it might be not interesting enough for generation today to choose that as their career but one thing to remember, to achieve all of the above, we need a TEACHER to assist us in first place..
CareGiverof MN12:59PM May 17, 2010
There will be a boon of jobs in the next few years. But now, i agree with George that finding an educated and experience applicant is like finding a lottery, all this because of the recession many are working to clear this as soon as possible like the Obama policy for labour market, but it will obviously change in the next some years. but till than there will be a rush for finding jobs.
Sam Jobsof MA7:39AM May 01, 2010
Please revise careers in your article and don't be a part of those who lure our next generation into jobless careers.
I get so angry at some schools who lure young people into careers that jobs are not longer there, only to leave them in debt, I saw an advertise on tv presenting this persons as happily working at this hospital that has been closed for years.
I agreed with George Rhompus "spin on the job market collapse? Hundreds of applicants for one opening. Finding work for people with education and experience is like hitting the lottery"
New grad professionals, can't find jobs lots of companies had closed their new hire program.Their excuse the present economy, people don't want to loose their job so they work harder and under staff without complaints and companies are getting richer using this economy excuse
I also agreed with lksadhgkl of CA "if your over 50 years old and let go today, you're screwed.
I live in California for the last 30+ years am an Rn 50 years old, I had applied to many hospitals and had not received a single call. Even with my extensive professional experience, companies are not calling me, they don't want to hire someone who is going to retired in 10 or so years, they don't want to paid higher wages for someone with my experience neither.
Am surviving by job agency work( I had 3 different agencies) I book myself 7 days a week to get only 2 or 3 days a week.
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