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Crime Scene Cleaner – Recession Proof
Reading time: 3 – 4 minutes Crime scene technicians will collect the necessary evidence from a crime scene, but call in a crime scene cleanup person to get rid of the dirty work. Common cleanup scenes involve methamphetamine labs and violent death. If you are planning to become a crime scene cleaner, you will need to understand that crime scenes are locations with stains, bodily fluids and smells. People who have a queasy stomach or ...
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Audiologist Technician – Recession Proof
Reading time: 2 – 4 minutes Audiologist technicians or assistants aid audiologists in the diagnosis and treatment of hearing disorders. While there are no universal qualifications to become an audiologist technician, there are several steps that you can take to become an audiologist assistant. Training can vary from on-the-job training to the completion of formal education programs that provides you with foundational knowledge in fields related to audiology. According to Payscal, the average annual pay ...
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More Famous than Good
Reading time: 3 – 4 minutes You’re right most people who think they are something when you really get to know them aren’t about anything. Most people take their little bit of talent and try to find someone to exploit, dick or make it bigger than what it is. That’s the nature of the game and time we are in right now. This is why people are becoming more famous talking about famous people with ...
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Oilfield Workers – Recession Proof
Reading time: 3 – 4 minutes First, you should realize that the oil industry isn’t just drilling rigs, pumpjacks, and gas stations. The oil industry is a lot like the military in that it employs people in nearly every profession. There are positions such as roughneck or airgun operator, that are very specific to the oil industry; but there are also welders, medics, chemists, biologists, environmentalists, cooks, computer programmers, engineers, and a thousand more positions ...
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Flight Attendant – Recession Proof
Reading time: 3 – 4 minutes Flight attendants work to maintain passenger safety. While flight attendants spend a majority of the time providing drinks, snacks and other comfort items to passengers, the primary purpose of a flight attendant is to make certain that passengers follow safety regulations. Due to the recent increase in air transportation security, airlines have hiring policies for flight attendants that are stricter than those in the past. Work Experience Airlines prefer ...
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Septic Pumping – Recession Proof
Reading time: 2 – 3 minutes Septic tanks are used to contain and eliminate waste from homes and other buildings in areas where sewers are not available. Those who service septic tanks work to clean and repair septic tanks, drains and pipes. Job duties also include handling paperwork, operating plumbing and sewer equipment, and diagnosing problems within septic systems. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, this field is expected to grow much faster ...
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Medical Equipment Repair – Recession Proof
Reading time: 2 – 4 minutes Medical equipment repair technicians repair, service, install and maintain medical equipment such as defibrillators, CAT scanners, electric wheel chairs and dental equipment. Most medical equipment repairers, who are also known as biomedical technician (BMET), work for hospitals, health care facilities, manufacturers and other organizations. The most common path to becoming a BMET involves earning a college degrees in biomedical equipment technology or engineering, gaining professional work experience and in ...
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Paralegal – Recession Proof
Reading time: 3 – 4 minutes Paralegals, also known as legal assistants, do substantive legal work and earn $47,531 on average in their first five years on the job, according to the National Association of Legal Assistants. Attorneys have to trust and take responsibility for the work of paralegals, so a paralegal degree or certification is becoming a critical credential to find a paralegal job. In California a paralegal degree is required by law for ...
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Bartending – Recession Proof
Reading time: 3 – 4 minutes Liquor is consumed in good and in bad times so anyone who happens to be serving the drinks is usually employed! Bartending is a great way to earn extra money. There can be negative aspects to bartending including late nights and having to turn away customers who have had one too many drinks. Nevertheless, learning how to bartend can make you the life of the party, that is if ...
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