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	What kind of work can i do with a major in telecommunications & minor in spanish? I have one more year of college, and have no idea where to start looking for jobs? any help wud be nice! 5 answers - Asked By: iu_hoosier20 - 5/30/2006

	What are the different job avenues that a Computer Science major could explore? I've looked up job possibilties...careers I might go with in the future, but I'm wondering if I've overlooked any possibilities. 1 answer - Asked By: M.FassyFan<3 - 2/7/2011

	What jobs do rural parents usually have? What are the most common jobs for parents living in the country to have? Would it be farmers? buisness owners? Try to hold off on the red neck jokes. All trolls & spammers will be blocked & reported. I live in a mostly rural, partly suburban neighborhood. Most people in my neighborhood have at least 1 or 2 acres, I have 2 acres. My dad is a guitar player & golf teacher. My mom is an eye doctor. 4 answers - Asked By: Secular Libertarian - 2/15/2011

	Do you need a degree to eventually become the manager of a 5 star hotel? I mean a degree in hospitality? I'll have a degree but it will be in broadcasting, telecommunications and mass media. i want to have a career that involves travel, leisure, people and different cultures. do i need a degree to do that? 1 answer - Asked By: pooh - 5/19/2009

	What kind of jobs can i get with associates of applied science? Please answer if u have an aas degree and got a job with it, or you kno someone...thanks! 1 answer - Asked By: - 3/7/2011

	What kind of jobs should I apply for with a masters, a BAS, and AAS in Information Systems? I am currently pursuing a Masters in Information Systems. I currently have a BAS in Technology Management and an AAS in Computer Networking. Right now, I work at a small private school, obtaining grants, researching new programs, working with parents & students, and fundraising. I got this job after staying home for three years and being out of the industry for 7. (I used to be a IT Manager for small telecommunications company that went bust in 2001). I really want to get back in IT (especially for the $) and I want to make sure that the education that I am getting will be marketable. I just don't know what types of jobs to go for. Can any one give me some ideas? I live in Atlanta. 3 answers - Asked By: Tavi - 4/26/2007

	What does a computer information system person do, how do they work with computers? What kind of jobs do this people perform those who go into this field. What exactly do they do? 5 answers - Asked By: Ifra - 5/31/2006

	How can an educated and experienced person from Spain come to work legally in NYC? He has the equivalence of a Bachelors degree in Business and has 4 years of work experience in a telecommunications company in Madrid doing accounting and finance and he is currently the manager of the treasury department. How can he get a job in a company and work legally here? What are the specific requirements for someone to apply for a visa without specific pre-determined purpose here? Any website suggestions or companies that are known to hire internationally? 2 answers - Asked By: amanditabonita15 - 1/29/2008

	What are jobs that pay around 800k per year? What are jobs in the tech and engineering (with management experience) related fields that pay around 800k. For a person with educational qualifications MsC is Engineering, and a MBA. Be it in Electrical, mechanical, aerospace, or telecommunications engineering. 3 answers - Asked By: kassadumma - 3/18/2012

	Does the military require a college degree to become a telecommunication manager? I'm not aiming to become an officer. Is it required a college degree for any Military Occupational Specialty? 2 answers - Asked By: Lauro - 2/21/2013

	Can I get a job with an associates degree? I know that a associates degree isnt much but is it possible to find a job with an associates degree in sociology? I want to get a bachelors degree but are there any options for jobs with someone with a associates degree? 4 answers - Asked By: Love - 6/18/2012

	How can my wife go back to work after raising children? We had children in the last decade so my wife was a stay at home mom. In her mid 20's when she was working she was a project manager making $80,000 a year. She managed more than 50 engineers during her busiest schedules. She has a 4 year degree in Business Management with an emphasis on Telecommunications management (think networks and call centers). She doesn't want to get a job making $30,000 a year. She feels her intelligence, experience, and value all exceed an entry level worker's salary. The problem is she has a huge gap. We've bought and sold a few rental properties, managed tenants, repairs, collected rent. We are thinking about making up some back story about all this to justify that she spent a decade at home. This has us feeling uneasy. Any idea how she could make entry into the work force at a respectable (above $60,000/yr) salary? 2 answers - Asked By: MthrNatures_Son - 2/2/2013

	What steps do I take to become an independent consultant? I have many years of technical and managerial experience in the telecommunications industry and am feeling entrepreneurial. 2 answers - Asked By: Byron C - 3/20/2007

	What are the careers that involve computer science? Right now i'm 15 and invlolved in what i would want to be. My main choice is to at least have a job involved with computer science. What are the options on what i could be? 4 answers - Asked By: Gina - 2/17/2010

	How do you handle pressure at work? Do you get insomnia? I work in a very very stressful busy job with pressures to meet weekly and monthly targets. Sometimes I cant sleep - and end up getting 2 hours sleep a night. Then the weekend comes and I cant relax or stop thinking about work - even if i watch a DVD my mind keeps wondering and drifting about worry over work. How would you handle this? 2 answers - Asked By: tricky - 8/9/2009

	Do you get to do other fields of work as a systems analyst? As a systems analyst, your job is to design computer networks for companies after analysing their companies' environment. However, do you also help them design a telecommunications system or a camera surveillance system? Do you get to cross into other fields of work in the design of your clients' computer systems? 1 answer - Asked By: Forward - 4/18/2009

	What can you tell me about Army MOS 25C? I'm going to be enlisting in the US Army. I need to know as much as possible about this position. If you have first hand experience in this MOS, please give detail from start to finish. What's it like doing this job? What civilian positions are available to this type of soldier after the military? 2 answers - Asked By: nichts_einhornchen - 2/2/2010

	What jobs could I have with these options? I choose these options and Im not sure what job I could get with them: Geography, Art, Electronics and Ict 1 answer - Asked By: Mazzy Larr - 3/8/2010

	How do you get a job like this? I've been to several websites where they have the 'live help' tab you can click on and speak with an actual person. I work full-time but this sounds like something I could to part-time but I have no idea how to get a job like that. Does anyone have any ideas? 5 answers - Asked By: Heart - 11/18/2006

	How much salary will I get after doing an integrated MSc.in electronics and telecommunication? Also tell me what is the minimum and maximum salary in doing above? 3 answers - Asked By: Gurpreet - 6/24/2011

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5.9%

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Provides customer service by procuring, installing, and maintaining equipment; maintaining facilities; meeting financial objectives; managing staff.

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Size of Industry in 2006:

1,767,000

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2006

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