Exciting Careers?

	Exciting Careers? I'm interested in a career were I'm not attached to a desk for 12 hours!! Working on computers I'm setting at a desk for hours. I recently got a job at a MAJOR media company and find the work to be boring and unimportant. I want a career were I can make a difference and see my work first hand. I was thinking about an architect but after the building is created, I'll be out of a job. Even though I've always been fascinated by the size and presence of large structures. Also a little recognition would not hurt. P.S. I don't mind getting my hands dirty either. I was thinking about a construction manger, or a intelligence agent or U.S. Marshall. The work does not have to be physically challenging just fun and active. What do you think?Exciting Asked By: jason_1959 - 9/29/2007

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Do you posses and can you cultivate your leadership qualities? If so all of these well known companies --- Gillette, AT&T, Microsoft, Colgate, Allianz, Citibank, MCI, , Toyota, Xerox, Texas Instruments, General Motors, American Skandia, AOL, General Electric, Netscape, Oracle, Royal Bank of Canada, IBM, Sun Microsystems, Skytel, Coca Cola, Pacific Life. --- are you future possible places of business. They all use some form of Network Marketing to distribute and sell all or some of their products or services. If this choice is not enough for you, there is some 6 thousand more in USA alone. This possition requires a leader who works with people on daily basis, helps to build their business, educates and travels practically worldwide for today's economy is global. A lot of fun and a lot of action with a lot of money involved. There is one particular company, a leader in its field that emerged with brand new product in high demand almost three years ago, spreading to 7 countries so far doing way over $100 million worth of business annually paying their top leaders and educators in high end 6 figures income. Investigate! The world is your market today. Answered By: StanTheMan - 9/29/2007

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U S Air Force pilot , The Navy has pilots too , if you're more inclined that way . > Answered By: kate - 9/29/2007

I f you would like to research jobs and the qualifications go to the Washington employment office web and look to the left side of the page. You will find links to help in your search. Good luck!! Source(s): https://fortress.wa.gov/esd/worksource/ Answered By: H&GP W - 9/29/2007

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