POPULAR CAREERS

HEALTHCARE

The continued growth and success of the healthcare industry can be most attributed to the aging population and the so-called baby boomers.
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TECHNOLOGY

The field of technology will be further impelled by innovations and opportunities will overflow as we become an information-rich society.
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BUSINESS

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SOCIAL SERVICE

If your goal is to make a difference and help make this world a better place while earning a decent salary, a career in social service will be right for you.
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VOCATIONAL

Many people have proven that finding and building a recession-proof career is not only for those who are able to acquire a Bachelor's or Master's degree or the highest level of education.
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Financial Analyst

One of the most in demand careers in the field of financial services is that of the financial analyst. Financial Analysts perform an important role in guiding people and businesses on how to invest their money. As a financial analyst, one must have a keen awareness and knowledge of financial trends and prepare financial models to project future economic conditions. Most analyst jobs are in investment banks, financial- advising firms, mutual and pension funds, insurance companies, the business media. Analysts usually recommend whether to buy or sell a company's stock based on its predicted strength or risks.

A bachelor's degree is required in fields such as business, accounting, economics and statistics. Most companies require a master's degree in finance or business administration. Apart from education, candidates for their position must have necessary qualifications like strong analytical, mathematical, problem-solving and communication skills.

In addition to the 250,600 positions held by financial analysts in 2008, there will be a 20 percent increase through 2018. However, new analysts will face fierce competition for these jobs.

A financial analyst is one of the high-paying jobs with a median annual earnings of $73,670 in 2009 and top-earners made more than $140,000.

Other top Business Careers:

Accountant

Accountants have the primary responsibility of maintaining proper financial records for individual clients and businesses. These professionals are responsible for making sure that their clients have paid their appropriate taxes by federal and state dealines. Other services can also be performed by many accountants like investment planning, budget analysis and limited legal services.
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Actuaries

Actuaries have the task of assessing risks and analyzing data to estimate the financial costs of events like death, injury, disability, sickness or property loss. They then formulate policies to minimize that risk. As undesirable events happen unexpectedly and inevitably, reducing their financial impact is very important.
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Sales Manager

Sales managers have the challenging tasks of training, directing and supervising their sales staff as well as directing product and service distribution to the customer. They establish territories, goals and quotas for the sales department in order to coordinate sales distribution.
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Public Relations Specialist

Public relations specialists or also known as media and communications specialists work on generating a positive image or publicity for their clients which can be an individual businesses or a government. These specialists develop different strategies in promoting a good public relations which can eventually load to the success of their organizations.
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