I saw an article on the AOL homepage that I thought was interesting. (Yes, I still have an @aol.com email address which I access from their homepage. It was my very first email address, and I love it. Plus, I believe that keeping a consistent email address helps people with whom you've been out of touch for years reach you, like keeping the same phone number.)
I thought this article was interesting because most of the time we equate a high-paying job/career with high stress. Typically lower stress jobs are usually accompanied by lower salaries or hourly wages. But this article offers suggestions for high paying low stress jobs and tells you the education or experience needed.
Check it out!
One of the surprises to me was Economist, which studies the production and distribution of resources, goods, and services. The average annual salary is just over $100K and requires only a Bachelor's degree.
Share this article with your children, nieces, and nephews in high school. It just may help them select a college major and future career. It may also be useful to those who may be considering for a career change.
1 comment:
How cool is that to divide jobs by stress/pay factors! I'll make sure to pass this info around!
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