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	How often does an Air Force loadmaster have to fly with the plane? Does the loadmaster fly all the time or can he remain at the base and just work? 3 answers - Asked By: Diane - 3/28/2009

	Can someone suggest some job in the medical field which requires a physics degree? I am working on my bachelors in physics and will be done soon, and i wanted to do something in the medical field, thanks i have another question, is it worth taking my masters and then taking phd or just go straight to doing my phd after my bachelorss?? 2 answers - Asked By: gijo - 12/29/2010

	Can anyone please tell me what an Aviation Operation Specialist is called in the civilian world?? How much does it pay?? is it a good career move?? How much does it pay?? is it a good career move?? 4 answers - Asked By: GiveItaName* - 10/28/2007

	Is the Operations division in Goldman Sachs mostly IT jobs? 1 answer - Asked By: Riq813 - 12/15/2012

	Why is a school counselor called "Counselor"? 1. A person trained to give guidance on personal, social, or psychological problems. School Counselors don't do that though. They make schedules, and end fights, and talk about college. Trust me, I found out the hard way!! Why cant they be called the "Scheduler, or Schedule Secretary" not counselor. It don't make sense. 2 answers - Asked By: The Girl with Questions - 3/9/2013

	What is project control at Bechtel? A friend offered me a job right out of high school and he said its a project control at Bechtel, but i have no idea what it is, he just said send me your resume and ill take care of the rest. someone explain, easy points. He said your good for the job cause you know excel, and access, so I said ok 1 answer - Asked By: Alkan - 5/2/2013

	Purchaser quit - I was assistant - more work for me - do I ask for a raise? I've been with my company for 1 1/2 years and the person in charge of purchasing just quit. I've had several positions within the company, most recently I was moved into her office to assist her as well as do my current duties. In January of this year, there were three employees working in three positions (Production Mgr, Master Scheduler and Purchasing Asst). One quit and one got fired, and I do all three jobs now, with little problem. When the Purch.assistant quit, instead of hiring another one, I was asked if I would be interested in taking over those tasks and I received a 6K raise. I agreed. I've moved to purchasing two weeks ago, and now I'm the only one in here! Instead of hiring a new Purchasing Agent, they are transferring another office person here to train (they offered him 10K raise, but he makes less than me). So... I just got 6K raise to assist, but now I have the most experience and am talking to all the vendors. Do I bring up another raise? Help/advice pl 1 answer - Asked By: SoCalChick - 4/23/2008

	Project Management Degree? I am starting a degree in project management and I am going to have to get a part time job as I'll be quitting my full time job (in finance). What sort of jobs should I be looking at applying for? Considering I am a student with no experience. Thanks 3 answers - Asked By: Haylie B - 3/28/2011

	Construction Project Manager? I was reading and it said that someone was just graduating as a construction project manager. Does that mean they went to college for the whole four years or is it just a few classes you have to take and you get a certificate or something? 1 answer - Asked By: Rosie - 1/2/2010

	What career would be best? Alright, so I'll start by saying that I'm currently a sophomore in Highschool. We recently got schedulers for next year's classes, which caused this question to pop up: what do I want to do when I graduate? I am a lover of the sciences, so the many fields of science leave me with many options. At this moment, I am stuck between biomedical engineering, and genetic engineering. I've read online what each job entails, and both seem good to me. If I had to choose, I would choose genetics though. Does this career have a good outlook, IE, would it have good salary, job openings, etc? Now, my main predicament is my class choices. In terms of sciences, I already have biology and chemistry under my belt. Next year, physics is mandatory, and I'll also be in precalc. I have room for one elective next year. The options are Forensics, Anatomy and Physiology, Biochem/Molecular Biolgy, and Bio-Medical Design and Developement. My senior year should leave me room for 4 electives if I did my math right. I can then take the classes listed above, as well as 3 others. They are AP Chem, AP Bio, and AP Physics. Which ones would help me achieve, or at least give me an idea if the concepts towards these careers? Also, which colleges (preferably in New York) offer programs for these careers? I don't plan on having an easy senior year, so please don't suggest that, unless you actually can back it up. Thank you! 1 answer - Asked By: Ryan - 1/25/2012

	Air Force Loadmaster ? other opportunities ? Just curious about air force loadmaster job. 1)How hard is the math to be a loadmaster? i am not that great at math, but i am decent and i have passed my math classes except algebra 1, but i passed it later. 2). What other courses do loadmasters take other than their job training? do they do the water survival test? what about other courses? 3) can loadmasters be or get airborne qualified. like do static jumps? 4) sometimes i see pics with load masters carrying guns. whY? do load masters get to see combat at all? do they get into some heavy action at all? or are they always connected with their plane? 5). How often would an loadmaster go up with the plane in a week or so? are hours straight forward, or can you get some awkward hours? 6) if you have been an air force loadmaster, did you like your job? why? If you had a chance to go back and make a choice of either being an infantryman or a loadmaster, would you choose loadmaster again?why? if you are out of the air force, what job did you get after being a loadmaster. Thanks! i am aware there is no air force infantry. just asking that last question because army infantry is something i am interested in too. 3 answers - Asked By: FudgemsBox - 1/25/2009

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How often does an Air Force loadmaster have to fly with the plane?

Can someone suggest some job in the medical field which requires a physics degree?

Can anyone please tell me what an Aviation Operation Specialist is called in the civilian world??

Is the Operations division in Goldman Sachs mostly IT jobs?

Why is a school counselor called "Counselor"?

What is project control at Bechtel?

Purchaser quit - I was assistant - more work for me - do I ask for a raise?

Project Management Degree?

Construction Project Manager?

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