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	What is the best job for retired 58 years old man? I spent 30 years of my life as a member of various company from simple chemist jobs to plant manager in south korea. I have not earned enough money for the rest of my life but should support 3 kids 2years more. Probably I may burn my save out for them and find new job to get my earning again. I hate my old job acting as a managing member of chemical company uner any owner. I would like to do self-employment at any way. so I am studing to be a realtor which is most popular in Korea. what I mostly concern is 'will this job be the best for my 2nd life?' I am losing physical power and dignity through jobless life and feel more weakness in my health. 5 answers - Asked By: kiejung l - 7/15/2006

	Where can I search for chemist vacancies located in Germany ? I am a chemist working for university in the UK now and would like to find a chemist job in the industry in Germany or Cananda. Could anyone recommend me some useful job hunting website? 1 answer - Asked By: Porcelain - 12/2/2009

	How can I get a specialist job in environmental chemistry (research assistant/scientist) in Bay area, CA? I've got Ph.D. in analytical chemistry (experiences in environmental analysis; soil, water and air monitoring and analysis). Looking for research chemist job in Bay area, CA (or nearly cities). 1 answer - Asked By: songrid b - 6/23/2008

	How to make a presentation on being a food chemist interesting? Hi, I'm going to presenting on food chemistry and I need to be able to sell the career to the audience. Does anyone know how I could do this and what type of visual aids I could use? The job is to focus on one molecule that food chemists use and basically expand on the description of a food chemist's job. 1 answer - Asked By: T - 12/12/2011

	What chemist job is best for me? I want to be the one mixing the actual chemicals either following a formula or thinking of my own. Im not interested in chemical engineering. And can you explain the major differnences between inorganic and organic chemists. What do they both normally do? Thanks, also which is in pharmaceutical? 1 answer - Asked By: jgrosso50 - 12/10/2011

	How can I get a specialist job in environmental chemistry (research assistant/scientist) in Bay area, CA? I've got Ph.D. in analytical chemistry (experiences in environmental analysis; soil, water and air monitoring and analysis). Looking for research chemist job in Bay area, CA (or nearly cities). 1 answer - Asked By: songrid b - 6/23/2008

	What chemist job is best for me? Im in highschool and very interested in chemistry. If I go into the field, I want to be the guy that makes the actual product, or tests theories. The actual hands on job. For ex. If a company is researching a new drug and how to make it, I want to be the one to,make it and put it all together. Is there a title for this kind of work? And eventually Id probably like to actually research and invent the product. Is that job possible? What are the requirements? I've been think about a major in chemistry. Thanks, and also not interested in chemical engineering. 3 answers - Asked By: jgrosso50 - 12/9/2011

	What kind of jobs can Chemical or Chemical engineering majors provide? What are the list of jobs that person, having a Chemical or Chemical engineering major can find? I mean after getting a degree. 3 answers - Asked By: Greg S - 7/8/2009

	How can a chemist from Bangladesh get a Chemist job here in the USA? Hi, my husband lives in bangladesh and he works as a senior chemist. He has his Bachelors and Masters degree in Chemistry. He will be coming soon to USA. But I don't know what he can do here. Does degree from back home have any value here in the USA?? Does he have to study here again? can he find a chemistry job after he gets here?? If so what can he do to get started?? Thanks everyone 1 answer - Asked By: Sultana Khan - 9/27/2011

	What are some types of infectious disease jobs? I was just wondering what type of jobs deal with infectious diseases. Also, do any type of surgeons deal with infectious diseases? Thanks in advance! 1 answer - Asked By: Courtney - 5/4/2013

	What are some interesting jobs in the science field? I'm 16 years old and I'm trying to find a well paid (annual 100k +) and interesting Job. I am intelligent, have excellent grades plan on going to Boston University. I'm interested in Biology, a little Chemistry, Medicine, and Genetics in science. I like research but I heard that field is underpaid. I want a well paid job that is interesting and not boring to have for the rest of my life. 2 answers - Asked By: shamun_sage - 1/2/2009

	What kind of self employed opportunities are available to a new PhD Chemist? This person applied to lot of post doc positions and sent application for full time jobs to Universities and companies.But she did not have any luck.Right know,she is teaching Chemistry as an adjunct.She is really disappointed. Please advice. 1 answer - Asked By: shadi - 10/29/2012

	What kind of self employed opportunities are available to a new PhD Chemist? This person applied to lot of post doc positions and sent application for full time jobs to Universities and companies.But she did not have any luck.Right know,she is teaching Chemistry as an adjunct.She is really disappointed. Please advice. 2 answers - Asked By: shadi - 10/29/2012

	What jobs relating to bombs use chemistry? I'm doing a project in chemistry class about jobs relating to chemistry. I was the last one to get to choose, and there was only one left, which I knew nothing about. So I asked if I could do something to do with bombs. But I can't find ANY websites relating bombs with chemistry. Please help! 1. That website did not talk about bombs. At all. 2. I know that there is a chemical reaction, I need sources to describe the work of a bomb technician. 1 answer - Asked By: Carina - 5/21/2011

	What is the difference in chemical engineers and chemists? I am looking at possible jobs in the future and am wondering the difference between the two careers. Please have an educated response. 1 answer - Asked By: BeAdviized - 2/21/2012

	What jobs let you travel the world working in the science field? I love science and traveling the world...what jobs can I do both? i dont need to make lots of money, just enough to save up to one day have a nice house and stuff 1 answer - Asked By: Diet_Snapple - 8/3/2012

	What are some scientific jobs that need post-secondary schooling? Please name at least 3 different jobs that are science related and need a post secondary education. This is for a school project and I need it ASAP. Thanks. 1 answer - Asked By: Socrates - 10/27/2011

	What jobs in science are there other than medicine? For religious reasons, I might not be able to be a doctor. My life long dream was to help people in the field of medicine. Are there any other jobs that do not require medical school to help in science? I'm considering psychology or even engineering but are there any jobs in drug development or fields similar to that? 4 answers - Asked By: Storman Norman - 4/2/2010

	What jobs are there where you can mix chemicals/medicine and experiment to find cures? Something b/w a pharmacist and chemist maybe? I don't know about a pharmacy technician though..... But I'd really like specific answers! Thanks! 3 answers - Asked By: keen_kween - 12/23/2008

	What are some of the highest paying jobs involving chemistry? I'm interested in chemistry but Ive heard that chemistry in general is a low paying career. I wanted to know what were some of the highest paying chemistry jobs as well as their annual salary. Thank you! 1 answer - Asked By: . - 1/23/2011

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Develops chemical products and processes by conducting research, analysis, synthesis, and experimentation; conducts qualitative and quantitative chemical analysis to develop new products or knowledge.

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