A Job description.. Daily, Monthly or Weekly income.. College.. Need some advice on those things please!! I would like to be either one of them! Thanks.
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my son is a lpn,my girl friend is a rn and a union representive,her sister is a nurse practioner/rn.heres what i know in 5 years.my son went in army and got his lpn free in 1 year and is in the reserves.(any service has nursing lpn or rn)$8 to $11 dollars an hr lpn.my girlfriend 2 years of college and has been a rn for 24 years and a union rep for nurses 5 years.($18 to $27 rn. an hr depending where yu live)go on to union rep $70,ooo to 100,000 dep where yu live.no college.np 2 years college rn,4 more years college np.$80,000 to $150,000 dep where yu live.these are facts.nursing shortage is a big big crisis now .in 5 years it will be a major crisis.ask a nurse go to a hospital is a good source for yu.good luck
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I'd go with the job with the experience.  Once you have experience, you can always move on to a job that is more financially rewarding.  You stated that the job with the better pay is not your degree or interest.  You could become un-happy with that in a short period of time.  Experience always counts, you're young enough you can make the money a little while later.
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it means how much did you make at your last job per hour, weekly, monthly, etc. if this is your first job make sure you explain this and be specific on what good qualities you have for the job.
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I have a pet product import and manufacturing company. I love my job. I am 31 and started the company 10 years ago during college at UC Berkeley. I make between $300,000 and $400,000 a year depending on how sales go each year. I am investing the extra money in real estate development and that is starting to take off. If you are thinking about a new career, I highly recommend the career that no one ever thinks to recommend...consumer products' design and manufacturing. When I was thirteen I wanted to be a fireman or a pirate. When I was 19 I wanted to be a plastic surgeon or an orthodontist. Now I am glad that I am in manufacturing because I get paid the same even when I don't show up.  One piece of advice, get paid for what you know, not what you do. My dad and sister are doctors and they only get paid when they are working...they are ALWAYS working.
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Well simply answering these things::\nHome::\na. Monthly/daily budget calculations b. Utility Bills c. Home loans, mutual funds investment for future.\n\nOffice::\na. Staff salaries b. Daily reports c. Bank transactions\n\nSchool::\na. Students Bio data b. Monthly Study tution fees/charges c. Terminal/Annual Tests/Exams Records\n\nhttp://360.yahoo.com/jcbroogley
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I agree with all of the above answers.  However, you specify "...nothing dirty." If you want a job you must be open to any and all possibilities. You have to start somewhere and for the majority of us, including me, it was at the bottom.
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This all depends on what you be most happy doing and also not mind spending 15 hour days doing.  Trust me this is a very real estimate. You want to choose something that is not only going to make you money, but is also going to be fulfilling.\n\nGood Luck!!!!
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For an employment position, use first person and explain how you handle the various requirements of the job. Good luck.
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I would definitely use your experience with animals as a selling point. But also consider what kind of position they are hiring for... if it a caretaker/in charge of animal feeding and care, then this would be important. But if it is a cashier job or position dealing with stocking and supplies then you would probably want to mention any book keeping or money management skills that you have. Good Luck! Remember make eye contact, wear something professional that matches your eyes. Give a firm handshake and be very positive and confident. You will do well in any interview.
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I included it in my resume that I used for a teaching position.\n\nWhat kind of employment are you looking for? If you are looking for employment as a teacher then definately include your sub time.\n\nOtherwise, describe your work as a sub such as; developed lesson plans, organized daily activities, kept attendance records, etc.
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A clerk or salesman is always a good job. If she likes cutting hair, the hairdresser (pays a reasonable price, especially on weekends), a beauty salon (pretty decent pay.)\n\nI don't suggest that she work at Burger King or chain fast food restraunts. Those are very hectic, messy, and low-paying jobs. \n\nA job at the cash register is easy and a good start, though be sure she knows her math.\n\nI hope that helps. :D
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babysit.\nit has better profit then raking leaves or shoveling snow =]\nbut you should state what your hourly wage is.\nlike 5$ an hour or 7$.\n7 as the highest.\nmake signs, and be sure to state the details.\nlike no weeknight hours beyond 10:00pm or something =] lol. goodluck. have fun in washington.
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wages- monthly\nbank account- yearly\nprofits- instantly\n\nscummers!
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You should state "Self-Employed" and then list your experiences in bullet format if you've done miscellaneous odd jobs.  You need not give long explanations about paying your bills, nor should you bother with saying it wasn't very lucrative.  \nGood luck to you!
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congratulations on wanting to get a job!!!Yes you will need to show them your working permit. A resume is a brag sheet on yourself...since this is your first job I would put the clubs that I belong to and any voluntary work that I did..and anything I have been in or done for the church like youth choir or even school plays. You should dress for the job you want for instance if you get a job at macy's I would dress really nice if you are trying to get a job at the gap or something like that I would suggest khakies on a polo....Good luck to you
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(I'm a full time college student with a full time and a part time job.) \nI am at work and bored out of my mind...I need music...Oooh a phone call...One moment...Ok I'm back. This room is dirty...It needs to be cleaned. Oh, I have to minimize...someone is coming. Ok. Well maybe I'll go try to get some work done. Right. This is the easiest minimum wage paying, part time (job number 2) job I have ever had! Yay for easy money!
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Did you do the FAFSA form.  I am kind of in the same boat.  I didn't go to school and I worked instead.  Now my FAFSA info will be based on my income of 20,000 even though if i go to school full-time I won't be making any money.  We should keep in touch and encourage each other.  I hate feeling like I have an "impossibbility complex" over something as simple as going to school.  If you can work out something to get through your first year, you will be eligible next year.  Take student loans, it should be worth it.  If you click my name, there is a link on my profile to send me an email.  Feel free!