Does anyone have any information on the different positions, salaries, and benefits Curves has to offer?  Thanks!
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I really like it. It's a lot of fun!!!\nDepending on where you are located pay ranges from 6.75 and up an hour. We are all part time so there are not benefits for us to choose from. Only full time people. Plus you get paid and can work out any time you want.
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Watch here:\nhttp://www.ifc.org/ifcext/careers.nsf/Content/InvestmentOfficer\nhttp://www.ifc.org/ifcext/careers.nsf/Content/Anne\nhttp://www.google.it/search?hl=it&q=+Investment+Officers+at+the+IFC&btnG=Cerca+con+Google&meta=
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The best site I've found is the US Government's Occupational Outlook Handbook. It's a most up-to-date resource that tells all about various careers, including  the outlook on salaries, what's required to enter the field, whether the opportunities are growing or not in the United States, etc.  The home page also offers a link to state-by-state information. Good Luck!
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Read:\nhttp://www.klaasdevriesjr.nl/k-files/talentrock/instant_human_resources_instanthumanresources_usa_voice_usavoice_ask_america_askamerica_goodgradezone_goodgradesnow.htm
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I found the site. If you go to the "properties", you will find the location you are looking for. There is also a "careers" section.
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Try monsterboard.com, they give job descriptions, perhaps that will help.
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I would check out http://wiki.careernextstep.com/index.php?title=Category:Corporate_Executive_Board\nThis has a good unbiased profile on a couple of positions at the company.  The compensation and management style really vary depending on what function and what program you are in.  Some of this is discussed on the site that I referenced.  You may want to also check out www.vault.com, but take the message board comments with a grain of salt.  They are dominated by people who either love or hate the place.  The bottom line is that it is a company that has performed phenomenally from a financial perspective (it is a cash machine), but people who join the company tend to love it if they are a fit for the job and culture, and hate it if they are not.  You just need to do your due diligence and make sure it is a fit before you make your decision.
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AWESOME!!  Very open and willing to work with you!  Great group of people as well...wonderful company!  Good Luck
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I heard that management makes a ton of money there - like close to 6 figures.  Maybe it's just a rumor but if that's the path your offer could lead to it might be worth looking into.
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Your best bet would be to check out www.salary.com.  You can find out that sort of information in your particular area, as the market may be different in different areas.
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Go to the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE).  Here's a link for you to review...good luck.
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I think I would take a look at this site if you are interested\nhttp://jobs.irs.gov/opp_acc_iraSrQual.html
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Almost any corporate setting has a need for people who are at ease helping new employees and current employees with administration and training requirements. It requires the skills you have from your teaching experience. But if your tired of being the center of attention, the sales department might also be a logical place for you to join in a company. Of course you'll be interested in a good benefits package for retirement, so you could pursue a career in local, state or federal Government, unless your tired of working for a non-profit enterprise. Seems like your Spanish language would really come in handy for a lot of positions nowadays. You could try working for a temporary help agency until you've had a chance to get a break from teaching and see what kind of jobs are out there. Just keep accepting new jobs at the temp agency until you land at a company, organization or government office that you like. They'll give you health insurance in the meantime and the company you find will probably hire you.
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I don't know anything about LA Fitness, but Bally's usually starts off great, costs little, and then you lose motivation and their is no one there to help.  Curves is all woman, this eliminates the intimidation factor, and the unwanted goggling etc..it also has a lot of flexibility in there plans, plus they work out is easy to understand and it works!  Member 2yrs
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it's different everywhere, but here's a nice place to start to get an idea of what your peers may be making:\n\nwww.salary.com
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I have been a member of Curves since June of last year and have lost 30 pounds.  I LOVE CURVES!!  I enjoy the people who work there and the other women who go there.  Its much more fun to go when you have buddies.  I have been a member of the YWCA and another ladies gym but never stuck with it until now.  \n\nThe approach is easy to understand, 3 times a week, 30 minutes each time, and you get a full body workout.  They also have a weight management class you can take (offered several times a year) and that is good because it gets you off the perpetual dieting. \n\nBut the one thing that I love about CURVES more than anything else is the travel pass.  I have to travel a lot with my job, and with the execption of one city I have to visit, all the other cities I visit have a CURVES location.  Not just in state but out of state.\n\nBY the way if you join before March 11, 2006 and bring in a bag of non perishable food items, your joining fee is waived. \n\nGOOD LUCK!
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Don't know about Chicago specifically, but you can check US Department of Labor statistics for that position here: http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos298.htm#earnings\n\nThere is also a 'Salary Calculator' tool on Hotjobs.com that may prove more specific here: http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/salary