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Nuclear engineers are creative, analytical individuals who develop and monitor nuclear energy and radiation in power plants and reactors. They are trained to utilize this knowledge in research that can lead to medical and engineering breakthroughs... more »
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A personal lines analyst has the technological expertise to oversee changes and maintenance for information systems within an insurance company. Most analysts develop and manage systems that are used by underwriters, claims analysts, agents and ... more »
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The American pin-up girl has come to represent hope, beauty and sex appeal in a whole new way. These steps will help you find out how to become a pin-up girl... more »
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If performing magic, juggling, making balloon animals, dressing up in an outlandish costume, wearing a large red nose, and above all else, making people laugh and bringing them joy sounds like a great job description, then consider becoming a ... more »
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There are no set academic standards or entry requirements for becoming a receptionist. Your job, however, will entail performing a variety of tasks like answering phone calls, taking messages, greeting visitors, answering questions, opening and ... more »
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A career as a reporter can be exciting and fascinating. It's a career that provides valuable services to the public. Reporters provide information about local and world events. Reporters provide the public a chance to voice opinions and concerns. ... more »
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The exact credentials required to become a residential real estate appraiser vary from state to state, though the varying levels of certification will always require a combination of course work and practical experience. State licensing boards ... more »
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A security consultant provides solutions to individuals, commercial real estate and retail business owners looking to reduce security violations such as vandalism and shoplifting. To qualify for the professional certification needed to become a ... more »
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"The First Response in the Last Frontier" is the motto of the Alaska State Troopers. Challenging conditions in this state make the career of Alaska State Troopers different from other states. Follow the steps below for the process to become a ... more »
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Do you have an eye for talent? Representing actors and other performers is an exciting and lucrative way to make a living. The successful talent agents have the right personality and tools to create long-lasting careers for their clients... more »
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So you want to know how to become a super villain. Super villains are just like anyone else to begin with. They are simple men and women with no ill will towards man kind until one day changes that all... more »
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Landing a job in television production can be competitive. Television jobs are perceived as glamorous and high-paying. The truth is that breaking into television requires starting at the bottom, working your way up and earning low wages. It is ... more »
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If you're a seasoned PR pro with an area of specialty, contact these companies with your capabilities and availability... more »
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Vermiculture, or worm farming, provides worms to bait shops for avid anglers, organic farms to enrich their soil and plant nurseries for backyard gardens. Become a worm farmer, and add the riches back into your farm or sell them for profit. ... more »
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Have you been thinking about becoming a writer, but you don't know where to begin? Here are some easy, but important, steps to get you started... more »
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Whether they meet with the adopted child or the new parents, adoption therapists help people deal with a variety of emotions and problems. The therapist may work with race issues, emotional attachment or to help a child form a personal identity. ... more »
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"That Others May Live": the official motto of the Air Force Pararescuemen (affectionately known as PJs) describes their job in four little words. They rescue injured military personnel on secret missions and save civilians caught in unforgiving ... more »
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An architectural engineer uses engineering principles and theories to design or renovate buildings that are suited to their environment. While architecture deals with the appearance and aesthetics of a building, architectural engineering involves ... more »
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An Astrologer is a person who uses the movement of the stars and other celestial bodies to predict the future, explain personalities, create horoscopes and predict and explain other human affairs. Becoming an astrologer can lead to a fun and ... more »
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An electronics project manager is responsible for managing projects for electronic devices and systems. This person develops a project plan, sets objectives and determines the amount of time it will take to accomplish the project. In addition, he ... more »
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In today's increasingly green society, environmental scientists are in high demand. To become an environmental scientist, having a degree in the core sciences of chemistry and biology is beneficial, but not entirely necessary. The educational ... more »
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Do you feel that you should be rewarded as a well respected employee, because of what you have to offer or bring to the table? Does your boss know who you are? or anyone else in the company? Keep reading, if you want them to find you and reward ... more »
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When you hear grant proposal, something in you begins to cringe at the thought of all the hard work that it will take to get the grant package together. Hopefully this article will help you as it is my own research on how to write an effective ... more »
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Do you dream of starring in an animated feature film? Do you long to hear your voice reading a classic novel on CD? If so, voice acting may be the perfect career for you. Voice acting is a highly competitive field and requires hard work and ... more »
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Brainstorming can be an effective way to generate lots of ideas on a specific issue and then determine which idea – or ideas – is the best solution. Brainstorming is most effective with groups of 8-12 people and should be performed in a relaxed ... more »