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What are the most respectable, good paying professions?

By thinkaboutit Asked Apr 22 2007 6:51AM
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by Zibbys Mind Is In the Gutter Today on Apr 22, 2007 at 7:08 am Permalink

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I'd say almost anything in health care..Then again I'm becoming a RN so I'm a little bias..LOL
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Avatar tinybubbles is cancer free Apr, 22 2007 at 07:22 AM
good for you. health care is really important. good luck to you.
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by Fiddle Playing Creole Bastard on Jun 1, 2009 at 4:06 pm Permalink

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A survey of Americans ran in 2004 said that the most respected professions in the US are Doctor, Professor, and Theologian.

And 2/3s of those pay well.
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by leo18 is a girl on May 31, 2009 at 8:00 pm Permalink

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Nurse,Doctor,Teacher(not great but you can usually get a job), anything in healthcare field if the truth be told.
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by tinybubbles is cancer free on Apr 22, 2007 at 7:26 am Permalink

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becoming a doctor or a sicentist to help discover cures for alot of dieseases that are out there.A lawyer to help put away criminals.
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by Redhawk on Apr 22, 2007 at 7:06 am Permalink

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Those run by HONEST and FAIR MINDED people.

Look at professions that are NEEDED universally.
Generally they are providing either a service or a product that EVERYONE needs or uses.

Usually the more something is needed by the general population, the more money flow is involved...it can be either LARGE individual sums...such as Medical, Auto repairs...or smaller but many, frequent amounts spent.

Personally I don't care WHAT a professional does for a living...but how they CONDUCT their business. A fair and reasonable employer PAYS his or her employees fairly because they understand and acknowledge that the employees CONTRIBUTE greatly to the overall success of the company!

So to ME, a Respectable and Good Paying Professional SHARES THE WEALTH, AND the CREDIT for the SUCCESS. They also make a point of SUPPORTING their employees in DOING the best possible job for the company.

They work WITH employees to create optimum circumstances to overcome challenges in the work place and treat them as human beings who WORK TO LIVE...not who LIVE TO WORK!
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by science_geek has left the building on Apr 22, 2007 at 6:59 am Permalink

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Usually respectability and pay are inversely proportional.

Those generally considered as both are:

Doctor
Information Technology

Generally the best profession is the on that involves doing what you enjoy on a daily basis.
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by -O-uknow on Apr 22, 2007 at 7:11 am Permalink

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Prostitution..I give my ho's plenty of respect and I let them keep half of what they make w/Mondays off!
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