I want to change careers. What will be in demand with a high salary?
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Do an MBA this is really most rewarding with the highest pay. \nI think you can go in for some very reputed universities\nI suggest dont do it online because prospects become less
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I hear ya, there must be some sort of boom for people moving into that line of work that will have trouble shortly.\n\nYou can find this type of information at the bureau of labor and statistics if you are patient and have a lot of time to search. The only time I ever used the site was to show my boss I was worth more and gave proof to get a huge raise.\n\nhttp://www.bls.gov/
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u can go for finance,marketing, insurance&banking,hospitality, hr, may be hr is having the ever lasting demand
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Here are a couple of suggestions:\n1) Say in your email that it's negotiable but expand it by saying you would like to learn more about the responsibilites and duties of the prior to discussing salary.\n2) Another approach is to say that you are looking at replacing your career/position and not your salary.
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It is important to know what the industry is paying for jobs in your field. Once you have determined the industry salary, arrive at a figure based on your qualification and experience. This figure may or may not be above industry standard. Use this figure as the starting point of your negotiation. Always ask for a higher salary than what you are willing to accept. You must however be clear about the bottomline figure that you are willing to accept taking into consideration stuff such as allowances, paid vacation, health insurance etc. \nRemember, when negotiating for a salary do not be forced to make an on the spot decision. Take some time to critically analyse what the company has to offer and use this information to arrive at a decision.  See the following links on negotiations.\n\nhttp://www.quintcareers.com/salary_counter_proposal.html\nhttp://www.career.vt.edu/JOBSEARC/Salaries/Negotiating.htm\nhttp://jobsearch.about.com/od/salaryinformation/a/salarynegotiat.htm\n\nAll the best!
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Something that is really special about your job and which makes it stand out in your opinion.\n\nIf this is for a performance evaluation, put some serious effort into coming up with an answer.  Your promotablilty and salary depend on it.
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it all depends on region, but a good place to start is:\n\nwww.salary.com
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Depends on where you live and what the demand is like. Also depends on your education and experience. Both hotjobs.com and monster.com have salary calculators.
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Find this it yourself if you want to then only you can hit the top (In any field). \n\nGo around work place checking requirement in your area and not over Internet as reality are different for each country and also cities.\n\nGist from my side\nTechnically speaking Degree is must (MCA) and MCSE\n\nWorking hour: minimum 8 hours extra always there (Depends on job profile)\n\nAppreciation is nearly missing for the work.\n\nGetting increments is difficult as compared to programming.\nIf club networking and programming skils then it is pay time.\n\nWell do find in local market that what counts.
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first in any job your a general worker, then maybe after a few years you become a supervisor, If you like to take on more responsibilities or are qualified by now you will be a manager.I am told you have to ask for a pay rise, dont depend on the employer to further your career you have to be able to know to ask for things at the right time.
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Generally management is the highest paying area of a field.  In technical jobs the key is to having experience in technologies that have a great demand is the key to getting paid well.  If you are in Networking CISCO experience is in demand, in programming J2EE and .NET are in demand.  In databases Oracle skills are very desirable. \nYou can look up the job you are considering on salary.com
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It's a perfectly good question. You'd like to know the range. This gives you more bargaining power, but don't be surprised if they answer a question with a question, "What are your salary requirements?" Be prepared. And good luck!
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That depends on the area of the US you're considering and what specific field (software development, networking, etc.) you're pursuing.  \n\nThe demand for IT professional seems to be increasing.  So, you're probably entering the US job market at a good time.\n\nI have found that consulting firms pay the most initially and the salary increase are better than non-consulting companies.  \n\nPlus, if you are single, you can work for a large consulting firm that will send you anywhere in the US.  This might be beneficial as they would most likely cover the cost of your housing.  \n\nBased on your question, I would assume that you're from another country.  If so, then your language skills (English) is of most importance.\n\nI've been in IT for 16 years (US) and have met some really smart IT professionals from other countries.  The problem in many cases is their ability to speak English.  This is a MAJOR problem in my opinion.  \n\nI hope this helps and best wishes.\n\nScott....
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Go to salary.com and research it.
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you will make more money... see article below\n\n\nhttp://www.youngmoney.com/careers/career_trends/020605_02
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I would get a new employer or change my choice of work. You must be very good at many things to do such work. I would think there would be openings in the construction field you could venture into. \nSorry for the situation.
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First you must put a firm starting point.  You have to feel that if the benifits aren't up to snuff then you can ask for more, and if it's a job that you really want then you would be ok if they offer less.  But they ask for salary requirements for a reason, and that is for a starting point not to waste your or their time.