What is a a good job?
Answers: A good job is one that you really enjoy doing it.
A good job is one that you can hardly wait to continue doing it the next day.
A good job is one that pays you well.
A good job is one that allows you to live comfortable.
A good job is one that offers you a comprehensive benefits package.
A good job is one that you do not get bored doing it after many years.
A good job is one that everybody wants but it seems hard to find.
A good job is one that is flexible.
A good job is one that allows you to do other activities you also enjoy.
A good job is one that allows you to spend more time with yourself and the people you care about.
A good job is one that combines all the above characteristics.
A good job is... http://www.takeoffzone.com (at least for me).
Javier
Something you love and something you're good at.
Scope of pursuing Math amount combined near econ ?
Hi, i am currenty pursuing BSc in Math/Stats from Canadian University and will be getting second level in Economics (BA) .Can I work contained by Financial Industry with this combination ?
Appreciated
Answers: That is my undergrad point! And absolutely!! If anyone tell you different, they are 100% wrong. The financial industry looooves the Econ/Math major because they know if you know this reduction, you know business and if you have excelled within math, you obviously are smart, analytical, and will solve problems.
I really want to work near animals. What is the first step.?
I have never be book smart and I know to become a Vet you have to jump to school for along time. But I really a short time ago want to start from the bottom and then work my path up. What is first thing I should do?Answers: Get a available job or volunteer with a rescue/shelter.
Get a position at a veternarians office.
Get a brief at a zoo, helping feeding or of a mind to the animals.
From there you could move up to vet tech, or assistant vet tech.
Experience is the best lecturer.
What kind of animals? cat and dogs ect. or horses ect?
Start by working at a shelter that care for the animals you want to work with or be a groom ect for a plough. Slowly build yourself up from there.
Get a pet.