What is the fastest, easiest cerfication to get for a top paying job?
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Ha-ha, fast and easy don't pay unless you are doing something illegal.  \n\nYou might try something having to do with computers, that is definitely a hot industry right now.\n\nOr become a realtor if you think you have a knack for it.  Commission can be good if you are dedicated and the certification time might not be too long.
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Type in your state in the browser...then go to jobs...there should be a list of the best paying, most desired positions.
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Pretty much noplace, not even McDonalds, will bring you on that fast, just because of the time they have to spend interviewing you and doing the legally required paperwork.  The only thing I can think of is to cut your neighbors lawns or some crap like that.
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Wow! This answer will surely get me the best answer award. I just read this article yesterday and behold, you ask this question. What are the chances!\n\nGo to this site:\n\nhttp://money.cnn.com/2006/05/02/technology/business2_nextjobboom_hotjobs/index.htm?cnn=yes\n\nDon't forget to click on the link of photo gallery of the 10\nfastest-growing jobs.\n\nThis will surely answer your question.
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Get a job so you dont have to constantly find a way to make money by a certain deadline.
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There is not a common way of getting rich quick.  People get rich by working hard, and sticking with it through thick and thin.\nNothing easy normally.  In IT, you can get rich if you invent something that you can sell millions of them or sell them to motorola or something.  That could make you rich.\n\nYou can do something like Mark Cuban did on the internet with college sports.  That made him a billionaire.  But good luck.  Hard work and consistency is your key.\nYou can run a blog, won't make you rich most likely but there are many bloggers that make more than 100,000 per year.\nHere is an example:\nhttp://moremerchant.com\nAlso http://tech.crimsonlight.com\n\nBut as far as get rich quick, it is a slim chance, mostly by luck.  \n\nHope this helps, probably not what you were hoping for, bue like I said check out the blogs, and see what you think.  you can make a nice living, but it will take time.
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it depends from what country and with what skills. it is the easiest for eu citizens or if your current employer sends you here.
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Most in my area start around $9.00, but can quickly move up the pay scale with hard work and determination.  My advice to you is to first become PROFICIENT in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Quicken, which will be a great building block for you to quickly learn any other program they throw at you.  Second, increase your typing and shorthand skills.  Make yourself indispensible.  Third, be eager to help and offer this help to anyone-not just the "bosses".  Finally, learn where the spellcheck button is and USE IT.
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Ask more specific questions.\nDon't expect some magic answer that will lead you to the solution.\n\nAnd if you do find a way to do whatever it is you're trying to, know that it is not possible to have a job that involves doing little and getting paid a lot.\nThe Internet gold-rush is over and it never really was.\n\nLearning proper English helps a lot too.
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1) get a part-time job to help pay for your education\n\n2) student loans (expensive! - but may be worth it if you get a legitimate education that qualifies you for a high wage career)\n\n3) attend a junior college or lower-cost public university/college\n\n4) all of the above!
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me persoally would say nursing.\nyou can make your own deal.  set your work schedule.\nyou have so many places you can get work.\nhostipal, dr. office, school, old folks homes, \nthere are emergency room nurses, etc...\n\nbut here is money magazine's list of the 50 best jobs:\nhttp://money.cnn.com/magazines/moneymag/bestjobs/top50/index.html\n\n1 Software engineer 46.07% $80,427 \n2 College professor 31.39% $81,491 \n3 Financial advisor 25.92% $122,462 \n4 Human resources manager 23.47% $73,731 \n5 Physician assistant 49.65% $75,117
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Engineering and computer science graduates have the easiest time getting jobs and the highest starting salaries of bachelor's degree graduates. Accountants are also in demand and make a good salary.
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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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The simplest way to get rich is by starting with a millionaire mindset.  Always think "big".  Donald Trump said if he had to do it all over again, he would start with Network Marketing.  This is your own business that you can build while at your current job and when it surpasses your income, you can pursue it full time.\nDo your research and find a company in very good standing with the Better Business Bureau, be sure the compensation plan is outstanding and make certain you are confident in the product.\nOnce that is done, the sky is the limit!  \nI dedicate myself 100% to helping others achieve their dreams.
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Get yourself a job at $300 a week.
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If you are not a member, the skills that will give you most money are:\nFishing - fish lobbs, cook and sell them for 200-250 ea. \nWoodcutting - cut yews and sell them in world 1 for 300 ea\nMining - mine coal and sell it for 150 ea. \nOf those 3 skills, woodcutting is the fastest one to lvl up.
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the cheapest and fastest way I know of is to join the CAB or do a CeMap course.\n\nAll that's required for the former, is for you to call your local CAB (Citizen's Advice Bureau) and they'll send you the appropriate  form to fill in.\n\nIt starts off as voluntary work, with free travel and training in various areas, you'll pick the financial side of things, and I think you can even specialise intow what kind of financial advice you can do.\n\nYou'll have enough training and experience if you do this even part time within two years.\nAnother way of course  is to register to do CeMap training (just google it)\n\nit's relatively cheap compared to the benefits you'd get once you get a job or start business, the average person that gives mortgage advice for example gets an average £10,000 for every sale that results from a talk with him... and of course if you're employed, you don't have to make a sale to get paid, you just have to attend the interview and offer fairly average to good customer service!