What are some jobs similar to being a lawyer, or a paralegal, that have a more optimistic career outlook?
Some related careers are:JudgeAdministrative Law JudgeLaw LibrarianLegal SecretarySign Language Interpreter for the CourtsCourt ReporterLaw-Enforcement ProfessionalCourt Clerk or BailiffMediatorLegal Assistant Barristers or legal advisers and court room advocatesLegal executivesUshers or court usherResearcher at the Law CommissionLaw costs draftsmenLegal cashiersWork for an MP or political organizationThe police serviceTeachingOther related careers:Corrections OfficerForensic ScientistHigh School Law/Government/Political Science TeacherHuman Resources/Personnel DirectorLegal Nurse ConsultantLegal Researcher (Lexis/Nexus, Westlaw)Legislator or Other Elected OfficialLobbyistParole Officer or Probation OfficerPrivate Investigator or Private DetectiveTransportation Security Screener/Customs OfficerVictim AdvocateList of non-traditional jobs for lawyersAdministratorArbitrator or mediatorAuditorBusiness analystBuyer or procurement analystCareer counsellorClaims advisorCompliance officerCommercial loan administratorConference developerConsumer advocateContinuing legal education instructorContracts administratorCorporate trainerDirector of career services at a university or collegeEditorEmployee benefits managerEstate planning specialistEthics officerExecutive director of a non-profit organizationFinancial aid administratorFundraiserImmigration officer or consultantInsurance brokerInvestigator Labour negotiatorLaw librarianLaw professorLSAT tutorLegal correspondent for a newspaper or magazineLegal technology consultantLobbyistManagement consultantMarketing or sales representativeOmbudspersonPolicy analystPolitical advisorParalegal instructorPrivacy law consultantProbation officerProject managerProperty developer or managerRecruiterSeminar leaderSpeakerSpecial events or meeting/conference plannerSports agentWriter or journalistFor more information on different types of lawyers, see PayScale - Salary Search: lawyer
Any other jobs similar to Cha-Cha?
Hey, I use to work for Cha-Cha but I can tell you from experience that it's not worth it. I didn't get paid enough and sometimes they won't pay until the next week, so I quit. I decided to just make money online until I get a real job. Right now I'm making at least $50 a day online, but that's not a lot of money to some people. I don't care though, I need every penny I can get! So its only a lil over a $1000 a month, but yea i kno, ppl with careers make more. Like I said this is just something to do until I get a real job. It's really easy and simple though, you get paid just to click on ads. You won't make $50 a day overnight, but you will eventually if you are patient because it's definitely worth it at the end. There's a new blog that explains everything step-by-step on how to make $50 a day. I would suggest you sign up today if you want to, I mean the sooner you do it, the sooner you will make some decent money until you get a real job. Plus it's free and you don't need to invest any money. Here's the link to the blog: http://make50dollarsdaily.blogspot.com/ You can also just click on the green word and it will take you right to the website. Sorry I didn't list any jobs, but hey at least I gave you an idea to make some money online while relaxing at home! :) I'll post the website at the bottom too in the source. Good luck!
Professions that use similar figures?
I'm really not sure what you're asking. What do you mean by "similar figures"? Edit: Pretty much any engineering or architectural field will involve similar figures. When you're dealing with projects that require thousands of tons of materials worth millions of dollars, it wouldn't be wise to just go at it without a plan. Engineers and architects will usually create blueprints, schematics, 3D models, computer models, and many other things at a small scale first to make sure to account for everything possible.
What jobs should one apply to with skills like Adobe Photoshop and Adobe After Effects?
Adding some more to above mentioned Chandan Mishra answer :One can apply for Graphic Designer posts in any of the companiesBest alternative work always any Designer can find is at Satrtups, as they give you more flexibility, experience and good working culture along side you end up with learning more.And next one is being FREELANCER is ultimate one ! Work when you want by sitting at your home or any your comfortable space and earn. There are freelancing websites where you can set up account and strong portfolio, then start taking clients projects & work on. Believe me it's not that easy to become a good earner and reputed freelancer.There are some creative studio companies exists, you can work with the bunch of creative people like you and run your own small 15-20 people Design agency.
Have you ever worked a software engineering job similar to the one depicted in the movie Office Space?
I totally love that movie. And there are a lot scenes that bring it home to me. Filling out stupid forms, listening to the support persons putting people on hold and bosses who cherish their parking space and high end car. Hiring outside consultants to come in and clean house.I’ve worked in cubicles most of my career. In general, I have very competent bosses and coworkers. I’ve experienced some of the issues that happen in Office Space, though. I’ve had a boss who was quite similar to the president of that company. I’ve worked with people whose last refuge was the stapler. And I’ve been ready to throw the printer out the window at several companies. I have yet to clean and filet a trout at my desk, though.
Which are the suitable jobs one can join while he/she is preparing for UPSC Civil Services Exam?
Looking at your preferences collectively (and not in order) I can say that teaching will be the most suitable job. Teaching can be done in various places and for various students. Let us discuss its different options of teaching-1 In Civil Services CoachingJoin any low budget civil services coaching for teaching near by you. You may required your mains mark sheet for the purpose if they ask for so or a demo at least. Benefits of it includes, you have to study your own syllabus some way or other, your concepts will be tested in between 100 students (which will be the worst case scenario if you have poor command over basics), you monthly expenses will be came from it easily, During your exam your students will also preparing for it and hence you can get leave without any heck, It will hardly take 4 5 hours labor of your day.2 In any high school coaching As an UPSC aspirant you need to have a concrete base of basics and thus high school students pose you no challenge. Teaching them is very easy and in fact entertaining. Output in terms of money may be low (actually depend on you batch strength)1 caution for these kind of jobs is, job seekers often assume that he/she will pour students with knowledge and become the great teacher they will ever have in life. A big NO. Let me tell you about the darker side of this profession. When you reconnoiter into coaching centers, coachingwallas will talk you a lot about how they desire to teach students but deep in their heart they they will ask you just 1 question - can you shine my business ? Do whatever foolishness, if students stays coachinwalla will be are happy. unfortunately some of the coaching batch is just want a joker, like how much they are frustrated with their life and they came here to entertain only. So a word of wisdom from my side is "know to whom are you teaching and act accordingly." First class is all you have hence it will be crucial.A few other similar jobs like writing a book of local publishers (obviously you have to copy content from standard book). Few other jobs like lower post in hotel management needs some professional understanding. Very similar is the case of bar tendering in which you need to remember the name and ingredients of different drinks but these jobs took odd hours like 6 pm to 2 am and for that you need a strong connection in hotels or pubs.Best of luck :)
Are there any real places/jobs like S.T.A.R labs?
Recently, I ve become infatuated with the show The Flash, and the work that Caitlin and Cisco do are fascinating to me. Are there any places in real life like star labs? And are there any jobs where one gets to do stuff like Caitlin and Cisco do? Or are their jobs over dramatisized for the sake of the show?