What career is less stressful, which one do u earn the most?
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go and work on the mines an unskilled worker on the mines can make upwards of $140,000 a yeah as for the stressfullness work on an open cut mine on a kato or truck
360293
it's hard and stressful but can be very rewarding.
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Neither one is 'better'. They are completely different professions. A better question for you to ask yourself is:\nWhat do I want to be? What areas interest me? What would I be happy doing? What would I do well?
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im thinking medical assistant, my best friend is a physicians assistant at a hospital and shes getting paid pretty well. Also i think medical assistant and physicians assistant is the same.
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No career is hard if you like it and are good at it.  Plus compensation increases the more you love your job.
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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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I assume you mean in a business/career sense, since that's where you posted your question.\n\nThe biggest risk I took?  Quit my secure, stable job with a computer software company to sell insurance.  As it turns out, I'm a lousy salesman, and my business was short-lived and not very lucrative.\n\nHowever, because I had quit my job with the computer company, I was approached by a local college and asked to teach some computer classes - best job I ever had.  Loved every minute of it.  So, in retrospect - even though there were some pretty big bumps in the road, the risk I took paid off in the end.  When I was teaching, I was earning about the same amount that I was at the computer company, but I was much, MUCH happier.  I was home with my wife and kids more, easier to get along with.  It was better all around.\n\nLife is full of risks.  Look at ANY highly-successful person and you'll find that they took many big risks.  But when they took these risks, they never looked back.  They realized that they had made a decision and saw it through.  They believed in it, and while not all of their choices worked out as well as they had hoped, the ones that did work out well far exceeded the damage done by the poor decisions.
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Choose the one that you think you'll be happy to do for the rest of your life. \n\nI had the same problem before. Between Med & Graphic Design.\n\nMed school is a long study and expensive. In my country (Indonesia) it doesn't give a great salary, just adequate pay. But I feel happy doing it, and never regreting my choice. And for me, that's the most important thing.\n\nI still love graphic design and now can find time to do activities to express my love of art.
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Teachers are not the only jobs with stress.  I guess you could say policeman have a hard time changing from 'law enforcement mode' to 'family mode' . And what about lawyers who argue for a living,\n\nEach job has stress and  for the most part, I don't think teaching is more stressful then many other jobs - nurses, doctors, EMTs, paramedics, police - where you are dealing with life and death on an everyday basis.
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Chemical engineering by far offers the most pay, but unless you own your own laboratory, you pretty much are limited to working on whatever projects those who write your paychecks want you to work on.  Not much in the way of flexibility, and certainly not much opportunity to travel.\n\nArchaeology on the other hand, doesn't offer much pay, but offers outstanding opportunities to travel and gives you much more flexibility in how you go about your work.  Most everyone in the field agrees, it's not like Indiana Jones, but you do get to meet all kinds of interesting people, and you aren't "under the gun" to produce results like Chemical engineers are.
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masseuse.  i am doing pretty good with the others and don't mind too much.  But i get stressed.  A massage everyday would be nice.\n\nhome improvement people.
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From my experience, finance career is more lucrative. If you are an MBA, take the investment banking path. It pays the most.
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The most money is in bartending.. \nif not be a waitress at a trendy bar/restaurant
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it depends on your environment and the way you  cope with stress...it depends on you...cuz you make your own destiny
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I am no expert,but I think that the way to a successful career is to choose something you are familiar with(and not necessarily an expert)but that you ENJOY and will enjoy doing every day.\nI do not think money should be a factor, but if it is...you'll be stressed out eventually if you are not happy.
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Dermatology would be my top choice.  The other fields require working or being on-call 24 hrs a day.  There are less emergencies in the dematology field, so there would be a better chance of just working regular office hours, thus giving you a chance to have a normal life outside of work.
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Hmm, definitely do nursing...any program that takes longer will have better opportunities for job employment cause it requires longer investment of time.