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	What are some kinds of jobs in professional sports? I would LOVE to work for a professional sports team (NBA, MLB, NFL, etc.) However, I don't really know what kinds of jobs are out there for that. Any suggestions? 1 answer - Asked By: alyssa_17t - 9/18/2010

	How would someone get a broadcasting job in the 1950s? I am writing a paper as if I am 20-years-old and the year is 1955. What kind of education/ training would I need to get a job in radio broadcasting during this year? I am 20 years old now but was born in 1990, so this kind of information I am not sure of. Any help is appreciated! 3 answers - Asked By: megan<3333 - 4/26/2011

	What realistically is best paying job possibilities I would have with a 2 yr associates in travel/hospitality? I am trying to decide between becoming a dental assistant or getting my associates in travel/tourism/hospitality. I have narrowed it down, now I need to know what are the realistic job opportuniites with an associates in travel/hospitality. Could I be a hotel manager? Where would I most likely find a job and what are the salary ranges I can expect? 2 answers - Asked By: Miss Sep - 5/31/2010

	What types of jobs can I get with an Associate in Applied Science Degree in Business Management? I am thinking about getting an Associate in Applied Science Degree in Business Management. What type of jobs could I do with this type of degree? Anything and everything you can think of would be great! Thanks!! 2 answers - Asked By: generalbailey - 8/30/2007

	Can some one Help I am looking for a work from home Job? Something in the lines of Data Entry, My house is too loud during the day for a Phone job,and I would like something I don't have to pay or sell anything.Please Help.Need the extra money. Thanx in advanced. 2 answers - Asked By: S.O.S - 5/16/2010

	What is the best way to recruit for a Network Marketing Business Opportunity? I am new to network marketing and do not have a warm market. Thus, my problem is formed. What is an alternative way to find people to recruit? Also, any other suggestions and tips is much appreciated. Please do not respond with any biz opps or etc-- I already have a job. Also, no negative comments. THANKS AGAIN FOR YOUR INSIGHT 5 answers - Asked By: DDDBroker - 4/2/2009

	What are the most common business careers? I would like to get some sort of bachelors degree in business, but what are some jobs I could get from this? 1 answer - Asked By: CHELSEA - 6/11/2012

	Is it possible to make a living out of running a community theatre? Recently the president of the board of directors of our community theatre group resigned. It was not a paid position and the theatre is a non-profit. Has anyone made a living from community theatre? I currently have a full time job and two small children, otherwise I would consider taking over. No one else on the board wants to run it. This is an elected position with two year terms, but I could convince the rest of the board to make it a paid position if I devoted my full time to it. But would there be enough money to pay me a salary? The theatre is in a suburb of Rochester NY. We raise funds for our productions and schedule four per year. I wonder if it is worth a try. 5 answers - Asked By: Vlad0401 - 5/1/2007

	Which career should I start out in if I aspire to become a regional manager/managing director of a company? I've listed out a couple here; I'm pretty sure I want to work in the retail or food service CORPORATE industry. There are a bunch of job titles for entry level employees, which include: 1. Marketing 2. Operation 3.Sales 4.Product development 5.Strategy So..... which should I pick if I want to eventually become a regional manager (one who manages a lot of stores/sales)? Please Help! 1 answer - Asked By: investopedia freak - 4/22/2010

	What's a well-paying position for lazy people with a bachelors? I'm quite lazy, I want to work 35-40 hours a week and earn 45K to 50K a year. I will be getting my bachelors in business admin. though.. What are some jobs you think I could apply for that are somewhat interesting? 1 answer - Asked By: lalaland - 7/30/2011

	Please help me about the choice of courses with good employment offers in the U.S? I am planning to pursue a masters degree in the U.S. I am from an engineering background(doing my bachelors in electronics engineering) but I am more interested in pursuing masters in any field other than engineering. I am planning to take my G.R.E general exam.Can any one tell me the list of courses(like with arts flavor and even financial flavor) with good employment opportunities after I did my masters? 2 answers - Asked By: tate - 9/23/2007

	I need tips for job hunting in to days market place? I am trying to get different idea's for my essay paper for college. 1 answer - Asked By: NaNa - 5/28/2007

	Quick question about starting some online classes? I'm getting ready to start taking some online classes. I've narrowed it down to 3 majors. Marketing Business Administration *Management Studies Can someone tell me out of the 3 listed what would be a better choice. What types of jobs could I do with each? I want to Major in something that I can actually use and find a good job with. 1 answer - Asked By: Christina :) - 12/17/2008

	What jobs can I do with a drama degree? What jobs can I gain with a degree in drama at university? thanks in advance :) I do not want to be an actor, i want to know of jobs that are more stable and achievable. thanks :) 4 answers - Asked By: Anyone - 7/31/2010

	Why do Jehovah's Witnesses have to report the amount of Time preaching each month? And What purpose does that serve for the member of the congregation ? Is the counting of Time scriptural ? 14 answers - Asked By: Mark - 7/14/2012

	Difference between sound engineering technician and audio equipment technician? What is the difference between a sound engineering technician and an audio equipment technician? What kind of job duties does each profession have? How do you obtain either of these positions? I went to the bureau of labor statistics websites and this isn't explained very well. All I could figure out is that sound engineering technicians make roughly $10,000 more a year on average than audio equipment technicians. That seems like a substancial difference to me, but I don't really understand why there would be such a difference in income if the descriptions of the job duties sound very similar to me. 1 answer - Asked By: Elly Mercury - 1/17/2013

	Is there a market for a combination of a MBA degree and MD? I have almost 10 years experience of practicing as a MD. I am always interested in business and am considering a MBA program. Is there a market out there for a combination of MD and MBA? If so what are the possible positions? 1 answer - Asked By: Christina - 7/28/2007

	In your opinion, what is the BEST home-based business? Preferably along the lines of clerical jobs, but not limited to that at all. 17 answers - Asked By: KRIS - 10/12/2007

	Job positions of the people in the show The Office? What are the job positions of each person in the current, 2010 show of The Office and what are the definitions of each job they do. Thanks. 4 answers - Asked By: Unlcuky4 - 2/26/2010

	Hat career can i have with a sociology major? I'm switch my major to sociology and now people are asking what career i want. i honestly don't know, i just like the work in the class and the subjects. now i have to answer these people so i could possibly get a scholarship. what careers/jobs are out there for this major? 2 answers - Asked By: abc321 - 10/21/2011

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