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Job Interview

10/21/2015

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To get the first job or change to a next job, you need to go through job interviews. 

Research on the Job 

Know the Common Questions and Prepare Them 
Though we can't read people's mind but there are some commonly asked questions:
  1. Can you tell me a little about yourself? 
    This you need provides a concise pitch and show exactly why you are the right fit for the job. Start off with  2-3 specific accomplishment or experiences and then wrap up talking about how the experience position you for this role. 
  2. How did you hear about this position? 
  1.  This is a perfect opportunity to show your passion for and connection to the company

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Sales

10/21/2015

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How to become a good sales? 
First things first, sales never say NO. 


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Rocket Designer

7/28/2015

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A rocket designer is a person that designs rockets.

Rocket scientists are instrumental in the production of increasingly advanced technological aircraft, military defense systems and structures for space exploration. They conceptualize and plan the design of spacecraft, rockets, missiles, military planes and other objects. They also supervise the manufacturing process, perform tests to analyze product effectiveness and make adjustments or changes to fix performance problems. While some focus specifically on the production of rockets, most use their expertise in aerodynamics, propulsion, physics and other deeply complex scientific processes toward the development of various projects.[1]

The average salary for a rocket designer is $103,870 annually.[2]


Rocket designers who want to advance to higher positions of responsibility may benefit from participating in an apprenticeship program. This gives them the ability to work under the supervision of an experienced aerospace engineer who can instruct them about more complex job duties. While not required, some rocket scientists choose to become licensed. To do so, they must pass the Fundamentals of Engineering exam and the Professional Engineering exam.[3] 

Reference
  1. eHow
  2. Study.com
  3. Best Jobs Info Guide


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Painter

7/26/2015

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A painter is an artist who paints pictures.[1]

The responsibilities of a painter is listed here:
  1. Apply paint to surfaces including canvas, walls, floors, doors, and cabinets.
  2. Paint landscapes, portraits, and abstract art using oil-based paints or other kinds of paint.
  3. Mix, match, and apply paint, varnish, shellac, enamel, and other finishes.
  4. Scrape, sandpaper, or seal surfaces prior to painting.
  5. Clean walls to ensure proper adherence.
  6. Calculate amounts of required materials and estimate costs.
  7. Fill cracks, holes, and joints with caulk, putty, plaster, or other fillers, using caulking guns or putty knives.
  8. Remove fixtures such as pictures, doorknobs, lamps, and electric switch covers prior to painting.
  9. And much more.[2]

A painter earns 35,190 annually.[3]

To become a painter:
  1. Learn how to paint.
  2. Get supplies.
  3. Take art classes.
  4. Create an art portfolio. 
  5. Get internships with a master artist.[4]

Reference
  1. Google Search-what it is
  2. America's Job Exchange-Painter Job Description
  3. Google Search-Salary
  4. Wikihow-How to Become an Artist
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Mlg Gamer

7/22/2015

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A MLG gamer is a person that plays at a MLG event.

The responsibilities of a MLG gamer is to get to the event on time and play there.

MLG gamers earn $1.25 million dollars per event (if you win).

To become a MLG gamer, you have to:
  1. Buy a console that is not too old
  2. Buy a game that has online competitive multiplayer
  3. Make a team of people that play the same game
  4. Go to a MLG event

Refernence
Gamespot-how much they earn
Wikihow

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Carpenter

7/20/2015

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A carpenter is a person who makes and repairs wooden objects and structures.

These are just some of the responsibilities of a carpenter:
  1. Prepare the layout of the project.
  2. Estimate height, width, length, and other proportions.
  3. Select materials.
  4. Work with blueprints or instructions from supervisors.
  5. Work with materials such as wood, plastic, fiberglass, or drywall.
  6. Utilize chisels, planes, saws, drills, and sanders to repair and erect structures.
  7. Join materials with nails, screws, staples, or adhesives.
  8. Work on top of stilts, ladders, and the top beams of buildings.
  9. Check work along the way to ensure it's up to code and specifications.
  10. Use levels, rules, plumb bobs, framing squares, and surveying equipment to ensure everything is level and secure.
  11. Work with prefabricated buildings.
  12. Build stairs, mantles, and furniture.
  13. Install cabinets and molding.

Carpenter earn $39,940 annually.

To become a carpenter:
  1. Earn a High School Diploma.
  2. Become a Carpenter's Helper. 
  3. Enroll in an Educational or Apprenticeship Program.
  4. Obtain Employment.
  5. Advance Your Career.

Reference
  1. Google Search
  2. Construction Carpenter Job Description
  3. Google Search
  4. Google Search
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Librarian

7/20/2015

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A librarian is a person, typically with a degree in library science, who administers or assists in a library.

The res responsibilities of a librarian is listed here
  1. Establish and implement library and information policies and procedures  
  2. Develop and manage convenient, accessible library and information services  
  3. Establish and manage the budget for library and information services, technology and media 
  4.  Develop and manage cost-effective library and information services, technology and media  
  5. Order materials and maintain records for payment of invoices 
  6.  Analyze and evaluate library and information services, technology and media service requirements  
  7. Prepare reports related to library and information services, technology and media services, resources and activities 

librarians earn 55,370 annually.

These are the steps of becoming a librarian:
  1. EARN YOUR UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE
  2. EARN YOUR MASTER'S OF LIBRARY SCIENCE DEGREE
  3. GET SOME EXPERIENCE
  4. GET LICENSED

Reference
  1. Google Search- what is a librarian
  2. Job Description Librarian
  3. Google Search- salary
  4. Learn How to Become
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CIA

7/20/2015

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CIA, stands for Central Intelligence Agency, was established in 1947. It is a civilian foreign intelligence agency of the U.S. Government. CIAs are tasked with gathering, processing and analyzing national security information from around the world to assist the President and senior US government policymakers in making decisions relating to national security. CIAs collection intelligence primarily through the use of human intelligence (HUMINT). [1]

The responsibilities of a CIA are listed here:

  • Collecting intelligence through human sources and by other appropriate means, and evaluating intelligence related to the national security and providing appropriate dissemination of such intelligence.

  • Providing overall direction for and coordination of the collection of national intelligence outside the United States through human sources by elements of the Intelligence Community authorized to undertake such collection, so in coordination with other departments, agencies, or elements of the United States Government which are authorized to undertake such collection, ensuring that the most effective use is made of resources and that appropriate account is taken of the risks to the United States and those involved in such collection.

  • Performing such other functions and duties related to intelligence, but not affecting the national security as the President or the Director of National Intelligence may direct.[2]

CIAs on average earn $74,872 - $136,771 annually. [3]

To become a CIA, you must meet the following requirements for applying a position in CIA:

  1. Be a citizen of the United States.

  2. Be at least 18 years old, and possess a bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0.

  3. Have strong interpersonal skills.

  4. Have a strong interest in international affairs.

  5. Be able to write clearly and accurately.

To be a good CIA, you have to:

  1. Stay Clean

  2. Learn other languages

  3. Be flexible and sociable

  4. Be physically fit

  5. Be mentally fit

Reference
  1. Google Search- What is a CIA
  2. Central Intelligence Agency-About CIA
  3. Central Intelligence Agency-Careers and internships
  4. Wikihow
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Dentist

7/16/2015

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A dentist is a person qualified to treat the diseases and conditions that affect the teeth and gums, especially the repair and extraction of teeth and the insertion of artificial ones.

The responsibilities of a dentist is listed below:
  1. educating patients on oral healthcare;
  2. examining teeth and diagnosing patients' dental conditions by using tools such as x-rays;
  3. assessing treatment options and agreeing treatment plans with patients;
  4. carrying out agreed clinical treatments such as restoring teeth affected by decay and treating gum disease; 
  5. maintaining patients' dental records;
  6. recruiting, training and managing staff;
  7. managing budgets and maintaining stocks of equipment;
  8. keeping abreast of new developments through structured continuing professional development (CPD);
  9. marketing services to potential clients.
An average salary for a dentist is $149,310 annually.

To become a dentist, you need to: 
  1. Enroll in a Bachelor's Degree Program. Dental schools generally require applicants to hold bachelor's degrees before gaining admission.
  2. Take the Dental Admission Test. 
  3. Earn a Dental Degree. 
  4. Obtain License. 
  5. Specialize.
Reference
  1. Google Search - What is Dentist?
  2. Dentist:-Job description
  3. Google Search - Dentist Salary
  4. Google Search - How to Become a Dentist

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Farmer

7/16/2015

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A farmer is a person who owns or manages a farm.[1]

The responsibilities of a farmer is listed here:
  1. making a plan for finances and production to maintain farm progress against budget parameters;
  2. marketing the farm's products;
  3. purchasing supplies, such as fertilizer and seeds;
  4. arranging the maintenance and repair of farm buildings, machinery, and equipment;
  5. planning activities for trainee staff, mentoring and monitoring them;
  6. maintaining and monitoring the quality of yield, whether livestock or crops;
  7. understanding the implications of the weather and making contingency plans;
  8. making sure that products are ready for deadlines, such as auctions and markets;
  9. making sure that farm activities comply with government regulations;
  10. keeping an eye out animal health and welfare, including liaising with vets;
  11. maintaining a knowledge of pests and diseases and an understanding of how they spread and how to treat them;
  12. protecting the environment;
  13. keeping financial records up to date.[2]
The salary of a farmer is $69,300 annually.[3]

To become a farmer, you have to[4]:
  1. Learn about farming. 
  2. Decide what kind of farming you'd like to do.
  3. Get first-hand experience by having a good sense of humor, being physically fit, and ba aware that you might not earn much money.
Reference
  1. Google Search
  2. Farm manager:Job description from Prospects
  3. Google Search
  4. How to Become a Farmer Without Experience from Wikihow

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Zookeeper

7/16/2015

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A zookeeper is an animal attendant employed in a zoo.[1]

The responsibilities of a zookeeper is listed here:
  1. Managing efficient care for all animals and assist in feeding and bathing all animals. 
  2. Monitoring food and water supplies for all domestic and exotic animals and provide ample supplies for same. 
  3. Monitoring animals and provide treatment to injuries and illness and prepare appropriate reports. 
  4. Maintaining and updating records for animal care. 
  5. Assisting veterinarians and manage birth of animals and ensure care for new born. 
  6. Administering efficient movement of all animals with various techniques. 
  7. Assisting visitors in all queries and maintain count of visitors coming to facility. 
  8. Operating and maintaining all animal care equipment such as cleaners and incubators. 
  9. Maintaining and ensuring neat and clean area for animals and evaluate appropriate water and food for all animals. 
  10. Maintaining records of all animals and observe well being of all. 
  11. Coordinating with director and curator and implement all special projects. 
  12. Training staff and volunteers and provide daily care to same. 
  13. Collaborating with zookeepers and develop new practices. 
  14. Developing nutrition plan for animals and ensure compliance to same. 
  15. Monitoring animals and ensure appropriate distance between animals and public.[2]
The average salary for a zookeeper is 19,970 annually.[3]

  1. Earn a Bachelor's or Associate's Degree. The typical education required of zookeepers is a bachelor's degree in one of the life sciences, which includes biology, ecology, evolutionary biology, and zoology. ...
  2. Get Zoo Keeping Experience. ...
  3. Earn a Higher Position.[3]
Reference
  1. Google Search- What is a Zoo Keeper
  2. Zookeeper Responsibilities and Duties
  3. Google Search - How to Become a Zookeeper
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ceo

7/16/2015

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A chief executive officer(CEO) is the highest-ranking person in a company or other institution, ultimately responsible for making managerial decisions.[1]

The responsibilities of a CEO
  1. To draft the Company's income and expenditure budget at least two (2) months before the beginning of the fiscal year and submit it to the Company's board for approval.
  2. To submit to the Company's Board the necessary proposals and suggestions as to fulfill the Company's objectives as provided for in Article 2 of the Articles of Association.
  3. To draft the Company's annual report within three (3) months from the end of every fiscal year.
  4. To execute the decisions of the Board.
  5. To draft contracts of a financial nature up to the value defined by a board decision.
  6. To initiate to the board on all items on the agenda, with the additional capacity of initiating issues outside the agenda for decision making, in accordance to the ordinances of the law and the Company's statutes.
  7. And much more.[2]
The average salary for a CEO is $684,660 annually.[3]

To become a CEO you have to:
  1. Get educated.
  2. Spend extra time learning finances.
  3. Understand what a CEO does.[4]
Reference
  1. Google Search
  2. CEO's Duties & Responsibilities from OPAP
  3. Chief Executive Officer Salaries from Salary.com
  4. How to Be a CEO from Wikihow

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principal

7/16/2015

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A principal is a person that manages a school.[1]

The main responsibilities of a principal is listed here:
  1. Shaping a vision of academic success for all students
  2. Creating a climate hospitable to education
  3. Cultivating leadership in others
  4. A Profile in Leadership: Dewey Hensley
  5. Managing people, data and processes
  6. Improving School Leadership
  7. Additional Readings[2]
The average salary for a principal is 87,760 annually.[3]

To be come a school principal, you need to: 
  1. Earn a bachelor's degree and become a teacher. Most school principals begin a career in education by teaching.
  2. Gain teaching experience.
  3. Teach in as many levels as possible in a short time. 
  4. Find ways to demonstrate strong leadership skills.
  5. Research your district's principal qualifications.[4]
Reference
  1. Google Search - What is A School Principal?
  2. Five Key Responsibilities - The School Principal as Leader: Guiding Schools to Better Teaching and Learning
  3. Google Search - Principal Salary
  4. Google Search - How to Become a Principal
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UNIVERSITY professor

7/16/2015

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A university professor is a person that teaches in a university.[1]

The responsibilities is listed here:
  1. Preparing lectures for classes
  2. Preparing syllabus for classes
  3. Preparing labs for classes
  4. Grading class assignments
  5. Preparing, giving and grading exams
  6. Meeting with students outside class for help
  7. Integrating new learning into existing classes
  8. Developing new classes[2]
 A university professor earns $197,800 annually.[3]

Most institutions of higher education require professors have a minimum of a doctoral degree in an academic field of study. A doctoral degree requires three years of study, or more, beyond the master's degree level. Community colleges and career training centers may hire a professor with a master's degree.[4]

Reference
  1. Google Search - What is a University Professor? 
  2. The Duties of Professors at Colleges and Universities
  3. Google Search - University Professor Salary
  4. Google Search - How to become a University Professor
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Teacher

7/16/2015

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A teacher is a person who teaches, especially in a school.[1]

The responsibilities of a teacher is listed here:
  1. Teaching all areas of the primary curriculum.
  2. Taking responsibility for the progress of a class of primary-age pupils.
  3. Organizing the classroom and learning resources and creating displays to encourage a positive learning environment,
  4. Planning, preparing and presenting lessons that cater for the needs of the whole ability range within their class,
  5. Motivating pupils with enthusiastic, imaginative presentation,
  6. Maintaining discipline.
  7. Preparing and marking work to facilitate positive pupil development.
  8. Meeting requirements for the assessment and recording of pupils' development.
  9. Providing feedback to parents and carers on a pupil's progress at parents' evenings and other meetings. [2]
The salary for a teacher is around $50,000 annually.[3]

These are the steps of becoming a teacher:
  1. Getting a master of education or master of arts in teaching.[4]
  2. Taking teaching credential tests: The Praxis and Beyond.
  3. Get Your Teaching Credential.
Reference
  1. Google Search
  2. Job description from Prospects
  3. Teacher Salaries from Salary.com
  4. Google Search



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Judge

7/16/2015

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A judge is a public official appointed to decide cases in a court of law.

The responsibilities of a judge is listed here:
  1. Conduct their personal and extrajudicial activities to minimize the risk of conflicts that would result in frequent disqualification. 
  2. Although it is not a duty of judicial office unless prescribed by law, judges are encouraged to participate in activities that promote public understanding of and confidence in the justice system.
  3. Keep impartiality and fairness 
The salary of a judge  is on average $102,980 annually.

The following steps is how to become a judge:
  1. Attend Undergraduate School. Aspiring judges can prepare for careers in law during undergraduate school.
  2. Earn a Law Degree. 
  3. Pass a Bar Exam. 
  4. Work as an Attorney.
  5. Obtain a Judgeship.
  6. Complete Training.
Reference
  1. Google Search - What is a Judge? 
  2. Washington Courts
  3. Google Search- Judge Salary
  4. Google Search - How to become a Judge?
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SCHOOL couslor

7/16/2015

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A school counselor is a job at a school. A school counselor's responsibilities are listed as follows:
  1. Program Management 
  2.  Guidance for Students
  3.  Counseling 
  4.  Consultation 
  5.  Coordination 
  6.  Student Assessment 
The mid salary of a school counselor is $53,600 annually.

When pursuing a school counseling career, you are most likely also required to earn at least a master's degree in school counseling or education psychology. Before becoming licensed, an aspiring school counselor usually needs to complete a certain number of hours of supervised on the job training. Some states like Texas requires minimum years of teaching experience. 

Reference
  1. Counselor's responsibilities
  2. Salary from USN
  3. Google Search
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PhotoGrapher

7/12/2015

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A photographer is a person who takes photographs, especially as a job.

The responsibilities of a photographer are listed here:
  • working with clients to discuss the images they require and how they want to use them;
  • seeking out appropriate photographic subjects and opportunities;
  • carrying out research and preparation for a shoot;
  • working in different locations and in different circumstances to get the right image;
  • using an extensive range of technical equipment, including cameras, lenses, lighting and specialist software;
  • communicating with photographic subjects, putting them at ease, encouraging them and directing them;
  • arranging still life objects, products, scenes, props and backgrounds;
  • liaising with other professionals, including graphic designers, writers, gallery managers, picture researchers, commissioning editors and art directors;
  • managing the processing and use of images, discussing technical problems, checking for quality and dealing with clients' concerns;
  • preparing proofs for approval;
  • compiling finished products for sale, such as albums and framed prints;
  • understanding traditional film and digital photography and keeping up to date with industry trends, developments and new techniques;
  • developing expertise with software to digitally enhance images by, for example, changing emphasis, cropping pictures, correcting minor faults, or moving objects around;
  • managing the business aspects of the work, including administration, scheduling work, invoicing and basic accounting;
The salary for a photographer is 28,490 annually.

The steps to becoming a photographer is listed here:
  1. Focus on your photography
  2. Make your own business
  3. Organize files 

Reference
  1. Google Search
  2. Photographer:Job description from Prospects
  3. Google Search
  4. How to Become a Professional Photographer from Wikihow
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Actor

7/1/2015

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An actor is a person whose profession is acting on the stage, in movies, or on television.


The responsibilities of an actor is listed below:
  • Do not rehearse or perform without a signed contract
  • Give your best possible performance; maintain performance as directed or choreographed; make no unauthorized changes in costume, make-up or hairstyle; take proper care of all costumes; and appear at curtain calls as directed
  • Be on time for rehearsals and the scheduled half-hour. Notify the stage manager before half-hour if you are ill or unable to reach the theatre on time. Observe the rules as posted on the callboard and fully cooperate with the stage manager. Consult the deputy or stage manager in case of disputes. If disagreements cannot be resolved by the deputy and/or stage manager, you have recourse to the staff, Equity executives, the Regional Boards, and, ultimately, to the Council


Actors earn $52,478 annually.


To become an actor you have to do the following steps:
  1. Study acting at a university or arts academy.
  2. Get to a big city.
  3. Get web exposure.


Reference
Google Search
Responsibilities
Actor/Performer Salaries from Salary.com
How to Become an Actor from Wikihow 



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banker

6/26/2015

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A banker is an officer or owner of a bank or group of banks.

Responsibilities for a banker include: 
  1. Managing, recruiting, and coaching teams of people;
  2. Dealing with customer complaints that can't be solved by the front line staff; 
  3. Implementing the new products, services and processes devised by head office.
An average banker salary is $39,390 annually.

These are the steps of becoming a banker:
  1. Step 1: Earn a High School Diploma. 
  2. Step 2: Obtain a Bachelor's Degree. 
  3. Step 3: Participate in an Internship.
  4. Step 4: Consider Obtaining a Master of Business Administration (MBA) 
  5. Step 5: Complete an Investment Banking Program. 
  6. Step 6: Get Licensed. 
  7. Step 7: Consider Certification
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Magician

6/25/2015

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A magician is a person who performs magic tricks for entertainment.[1]

A magician needs to learn new tricks and practice them to a professional standard. He also needs to be entertaining when performing for the enjoyment of public audiences. In the case of table magicians, the illusionist (another word for magician) must engage with the immediate public in an entertaining way.

An average salary for a magician $97,000 annually.[3]

To become a magician you need to complete these steps[4]:
  1. Gain Knowledge
  2. Gain Skills
  3. Get Work
Reference
  1. Google Search
  2. Magician from My Job Search
  3. Magician Salary from Indeed
  4. How to Become a Magician from Wikihow
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Executive Chef

6/23/2015

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The executive chef, also known as the executive chef or chef manager, is the person in charge of the kitchen.

These are some responsibilities of an executive chef: 
  1. Ordering Supplies: The Executive Chef must ensure that all supplies are ordered, stocked, and properly stored.  This includes all food items, dishes and utensils, cleaning products, cooking supplies, and any other item necessary for kitchen functioning.
  2. Recipe and Meal Creation. Probably the most exciting responsibility of an Executive Chef is the creation of recipes and meals.
The salary of a executive chef is around $85,000 annually.

These are the steps of becoming a executive chef:
  1. Deciding to Become a Chef
  2. Getting a Culinary Arts Education
  3. Working Your Way Up to Chef

Reference
  1. Google Search
  2. Job Duties of an Executive Chef
  3. Google Search
  4. How to Become a Chef 
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Police Officer

6/22/2015

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A police officers are those who are empowered by the state to enforce the law, protect property, and limit civil disorders. Their powers include the legitimized use of force. [1]

The responsibilities of a police officer includes[2]: 
  1. Performing all duties and responsibilities of a sworn officer, pursuant to applicable department directives and policies under general supervision (may patrol alone). 
  2. Issuing civil notices of Infraction (NOIs) for moving traffic violations. 
  3. Carrying and utilizing a department-issued firearm
Police officers earn about $56,980 annually.[3]

To become a police officer, you need to complete the following steps[4]: 
  1. Obtaining the Necessary Education. A high school diploma or a GED is typically the minimum level of education needed to become a police officer.
  2. Submitting an Application to a Police Department. 
  3. Graduating from a Police Academy Training Program. 
  4. Actively Working to Obtain Promotions.

Reference
  1. Police from Wikipidia
  2. Duties and Responsibilities
  3. Police Patrol Officer Salaries from Salary.com
  4. How to Become a Police Officer: Step-by Step Guide
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Store Cashier

6/19/2015

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A store cashier is a person who handles the cash register at a grocery store, supermarket, bakery, and much more.

These are some of the responsibilities of a store cashier: 
  1. Handling all the cash transactions of an organization. 
  2. Receiving payment by cash, cheques, credit card etc.
  3. Guiding and solving queries of customers. 
  4. Providing training and assistance to new joined store cashiers. 
  5. Checking daily for changes in cash accounts. 
  6. Maintaining monthly, weekly and daily reports .
To become a good store cashier, you need to have good service. The better your service is, the more likely people will come/comeback to your store. Another step to being a good store cashier is to have good cash handling. Your cash handling skills need to be quick and on spot. Being Informed about store protocols and learn how to do things that come up reasonably often are also important for this job. [4]


Store cashiers earn about $28,347 annually. That transfers to $14 hourly.[3]

There is no required education to become a retail cashier, although some companies may prefer that an applicant have a high school diploma or its equivalent. [5]

Reference
  1. Cashier from Wikipidia
  2. What are the duties and responsibilities of Cashier Job?, from Patch.com
  3. Cashier - Grocery Store Salary, from Salary.com
  4. How to Be a Good Cashier from Wikihow
  5. Retail Cashier: Job Description & Requirements, form Study.com
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Web Developer

6/18/2015

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A web developer is a programmer who specializes in, or is specifically engaged in, the development of World Wide Web applications, or distributed network applications that are run over HTTP from a web server to a web browser.[1]

The responsibilities of a Web developer are to : program, test, debug and deploy all web applications. They in general need to develop appropriate code structures to solve specific tasks and then coordinate with other designers and programmers to complete the web projects.[3]

Web developers earn about $62,500 annually or $30/hr. [4]

These are the steps of becoming a Web developer:[2]
  1. Learn the skills you'll need. This includes HTML, CSS, Javascript, JQuery, PHP and SQL. 
  2. Create websites using your skills.
  3. Practice using coding examples.
  4. Start a project when you have idea and time.
References
  1. Google Search - What is a Web Developer 
  2. http://www.wikihow.com/Become-a-Professional-Web-Designer-and-Programmer
  3. http://www.greatsampleresume.com/Job-Responsibilities/Web-Developer-Responsibilities.html
  4. Google Search: Web Developer Salary
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