Jobs: 10,240 Career Paths That Can Change Your Life!

by Richard Voigt

According to the Bureau Of Labor Statistics, younger Baby Boomers held an average of 10.8 jobs over their lifetime, and 64 percent of current workers under age 25 are unhappy with their current jobs. Not since the Great Depression of 1929 has unemployment and job creation become the daily focus of global media conversation. With unemployment, home foreclosure, and poverty being at an all time high, jobs are crucial to rebuilding confidence and economic growth.With that in mind, the purpose of this book was to compile a list of Job Titles to help jump-start one’s career, whether graduating from high school, college, or simply searching for a brand new career. Once you find a job title that looks interesting, a simple Internet search will describe and define various duties, responsibilities, and compensation. Then it’s up to you to pursue your new career path.While this list is massive, (10,240 Job Titles) it will never be finished or complete, because new and future job titles are being created as we speak, and will continue to be created throughout our lifetime. Who knows, you may become the of feeling hopeless, unskilled, and unemployed, we have always had the opportunity to start and restart our lives. We each have that power and responsibility. So start doing research for the kind of job titles that truly appeal to your heart. When you take this task seriously, you’ll begin opening doors to unique and greater opportunities than you originally imagined.So why not start thinking BIGGER? Never allow your current life’s situation, environment, or so-called friends to limit your path to a happier, healthier, and successful life. After all, whose life is this? No matter your interest or skill set, this book was designed to inspire you to rethink the possibilities in choosing a new career path. The point being, it’s never too soon, or too late, to start your new journey.So, sit back, take a deep breath and open this book to any page, and start exploring new career paths you didn’t even know existed.

178 pages, Paperback

Published November 28, 2012