i just wanna know..which one will i be get the most money and better working condtions out of...i need lots of input
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PT is definitely the way to go.... \n\nAs a nurse I have had up to 56 patients under my care.  It is not uncommon for me to care for 26 at once.  I tend to be balancing three hot potatoes at once.\n\nAs a PT you usually work one on one with a schedule, have more respect, and make more money.\n\nPhysical therapists are in such a huge demand right now that the sign on bonuses are exceeding those for nurses and employers are even offering free housing so you work for them.  With all the orthopedic surgeries going on you will be a busy busy person.\n\nNursing is a very stressful career but can be very rewarding as well. It is up to you but the money and working conditions are in PT.
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Hi David\nthis really depends on what you want to do with your life\nmoney really isnt everything and sales jobs are always available. like you i would be concerned as the company is not awfully well established. remember too that for more money he could be expecting a lot \nso weigh up the pros and cons carefully\ngood luck whateveer your choice
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Obviously the most sensible answer is none other then Business. Investors can probably make the highest amount of money but there is large risk involved. Owning businesses but not actually working in them is the easiest way to make money as long as you can do it correctly.
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go to work at IVS water blasting an work there for 5  or  10 years you will make that much more money.
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I personally would take the one that is entirely paid for as it would be VERY dificult to work and go to school at the same time. Good luck to you!
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Go for it. Don't worry about what you have to expect. You'll like the work. Especially when you decide you're good enough to go out on your own. That's when the big bucks come rolling in. Jobs are jobs. You might like it for a while because it's new. Then you work because you need the money. You'll like it because you're good at it. \nI do something similar to plumbing and make house calls. The not being stuck in an office is nice. I for one can't do that. I like the freedom to pick and choose when and where I work. You can come and go as you please. If you need a break you can just drive off to get parts. I don't do that often but the option is there. It's a good profession. All I say is do a good job. You'd be surprised how many don't.\n.
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probably not the answer you're looking for, but why would you (I presume you're choosing a study) choose a study by the amount of money you can make...if you can earn enough money (enough=that you won't live in poverty and you are able to pay your bills) with both you should take the study you like the most!
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Do the math and see which works out to be the better deal figuring in transportation and your time commuting.\nNice hat!
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I guess it would depend on what you're leaning to. I disagree with the "helping people" vs. "making money" stance. A decent job done in the spirit of doing it well and in the spirit of giving would in turn enable you to earn at the same time help people. Going back to the original question, if you like both careers, you could go into law and specialize in taxation for example. Or if you're leaning towards being a CPA, you could take law classes related to your career as a CPA. You can also take some sort of psychological exam that determines where your aptitude and interest lies. And then you can base your decision on the result of the exam. Just my two cents worth. I hope it helps. =)
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You're going to do what you've always wanted to do: work from home. How I wish I had your computer savy, knowledge and expertise! I have to settle for encouraging people into giving me their old computers when they upgrade so I can clean them out and give them to needy people. One mother who had had a hip operation was able to work from home all winter last year, here in Maine, thanks to someone's generosity. Work from your home! You are your own boss. You can call the shots. You can either be affordable or impossible. You can be the guy people hire because his rates are sensible. That would be a daily cash flow... and the possiblilties are endless, because you have your home office from which you can work. You can hook up a second computer in your home to keep your business records so they are not accessible online (to anyone but you). Money, money , money! Start thinking money instead of being too old! Job one is: establishing a really great cash flow for YOU and your family. They are job one. When you work from home, suddenly, you are no longer at the beck and call of company offers in just New York City. Your office is the United States, period. When you get richer and can allow a sense of humour about all this stuff, you can extend your business to outside the states. Sound too good to be true? I told Matt he should work for himself. He is now in San Marcos, Texas, binding little copy books which he sells from his home. Self-employed; well off; happy. So - work for yourself. Be the boss. Be all those people who won't even look at you or treat you nice. I am sending this message with tons of positive, vibrant success energies! Give what I tell you some serious thought. Sit down, put your feet up and think about being the boss. The worker. The bookkeeper. The candlestick maker - and of course, the Bill Gates II, who retired early! (You think I'm kidding, but how can you know you will not be a real success???)  Best to you from G., South Portland, Maine, U.S.A.
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I would have to say health...You can always get money...but u can't buy health...
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Depends on why you work. Because its what you love to do or to give you money to do what you love.
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You should be more interested in the job than the money.  If it appears you are fixated with money that may take away from other personal values.
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I would say become an electrician. Manual labour is highly sort after nowadays such as plumbing, gas engineers etc. This is where you can make the most money and these sort of things are always going to be in demand. Most people today prefer IT, office jobs, retail work etc. I would definately go with becoming an electrician. My husband is a heating engineer and in that trade, companys are screaming out for workers.(and the pay is good, but can depend on where you live)
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If you are pretty rich go for both\n\nelse for PC
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You'll get both kind of work, I'm currently on internship. I spend few hrs doing that stupid things but rest of the time I spend with work. Its totally dependent on our organization. According to me small organizations offer work rather than peon services.
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Hello,\n\nIf you are looking to make a large amount of money, you are not going to do it working for someone else.  The best way to do that is to work for yourself.  I have been working for myself for the past 2+ years.  I make a great income, and have great time freedom.  I am not pulling your leg I am being honest with you.  \n\nAdd me to your instant messenger or email me at pplamy1@yahoo.com