Some people love their jobs. Some people hate them.
Some people love the people they work with. Some people can’t stand anyone.
And some people either love their boss, or hate their boss with a passion.
If you’re of that latter group in any of those three examples, then this list is for you: the TOP TEN THINGS NOT TO SAY TO YOUR BOSS.
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CareerCast has published their annual list of the BEST 200 JOBS FOR 2011, based on data from the Labor Department, the US Census, and their own research.
They ranked each job in the following categories of topics: Environment, Income, Outlook, Stress and Physical Demands. Within each topic category, a number of different items were evaluated on a numeric range, with lower numbers leading to better overall scores.
For example, a work environment would be judged based on the level of toxicity in the air, the physical nature of the job, or how perilous the job site may be for the employee or others they work with.
Once all the numbers for every area was determined, they were added up, and the lowest overall score wins.
Here are the top scoring jobs, qualifying for the title BEST JOBS FOR 2011:
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Bruce Hornsby and the Range: The Way It Is
If you’re one of the millions of people who are still out of work and trying to get a job, there is hope — the economy is picking up in some sectors and locations, and everywhere Web Watch looks there are “help wanted” signs posted. Granted, they may not be posted for jobs that everyone is interested in, but a job is a job to some… and if you don’t take it, someone who is already working two jobs to make ends meet will probably swoop in and take on a third just because they can.
Which brings us to today’s post, where we talk about a jobs-related survey done by Rutgers University entitled The Shattered American Dream: Unemployed Workers Lose Ground, Hope, and Faith in their Futures.
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Professional magicians earn an average of just over $49,000/year in salary.
And in case you were wondering about what you needed to do to get hired as a magician, the State University website goes on to say that you’ve “got to have an act”. Of course you do.
Web Watch knows what you’re wondering. What are some other AVERAGE SALARIES OF FUN-SOUNDING OCCUPATIONS? Let’s take a look at a few, shall we?
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