Question:
what are the five best paid proffesions?
anonymous
2008-01-13 10:21:57 UTC
Don't say: " singers, footballers, comedians, American basketball players" etc, I want to know the professions which are achievable through hard work, not luck.
Fourteen answers:
Kip J
2008-01-13 11:24:40 UTC
There was an article entitled Jobs that make your rich, and 10 of the Top 11 professions were all doctors in a specialty field. The only other profession was CEO. THe article was linked on salesguy.org's Sale At A Glance -- I don't remember the actual author of the publication.



According to the book Richistan, Entrepreneurs have the best chance of becoming phenomally wealthy.



IT, mathematicians, lawyers and sales people all seem to have good odds of making terrific incomes on average.
rl
2008-01-13 10:35:29 UTC
Remember, you can make money doing anything. Your question on the best paid profession is an open-ended question because it is all dependent on your skill in your field. You get paid based on your work, so by best paid you are asking the amount of time spent working relative to the subsequent income earned.



Generally, sales people within any company have the highest potential. It is also hard work though and few are the cream of the crop.



Partners in firms (accounting, law, venture capital, investment banking, real estate, etc) make big $$.



Entreprenuers strike it rich with fresh ideas. They get paid less initially, but maintain a salary while developing their business and hopefully have a huge exit. Look at Google, TheFacbook, Myspace (not all have exited but valuations sure are high).



On the flip side...

Strippers make a lot of money for the amount of time they work...



Specialized workers such as engineers earn per the hour, so $$ can be pretty good.



Garbage truck workers/muni drivers have commanded salaries of over $100k.



The options are limitless!
Krizia ^_^
2008-01-13 17:07:16 UTC
1. Doctors, for a procedure

2. Lawyers for a consultancy

3. Professors

4. Actors and Actresses (probably? sorry)

5. Callcenters
BizMan
2008-01-13 10:40:23 UTC
1 Anesthesiologists - $145,600+

2 Chief Executives - $145,600+

3 Family and General Practitioners - $145,600+

4 Internists, General - $145,600+

5 Obstetricians and Gynecologists - $145,600+
angel-d-lite
2008-01-13 10:26:23 UTC
Doctors, Head Teachers, Ward Managers, Vetenary Surgeons, Bank Managers.....erm, can't think of any more.
anonymous
2008-01-15 09:22:26 UTC
Ours is definitely in the top 5 ~

300-500K in the first year

1m+ in the 2nd

thereafter the sky's the limit

full training too
Adam B
2008-01-15 09:34:56 UTC
Eh up! MASTER SALAD is pushing his Pyramid Selling MLM 'business' again!!!



Please stop using this forum to con people into your little net!
welshbloke
2008-01-13 12:02:11 UTC
Looking at your spelling, I would hazard a guess that the poorest is an English teacher...... yours was useless!!
SteveT
2008-01-13 10:25:44 UTC
Actuary

Accountant

Lawyer

Architect

Statistician
godbar
2008-01-13 10:26:44 UTC
Developers.Some of those guys want to demolish perfectly good stock.
anonymous
2008-01-13 10:26:13 UTC
property developer/builder, accountant, lawyer,being self employed and being good at it and finding the right thing to do, writer
anonymous
2008-01-13 10:27:12 UTC
brick layers

plumbers

electricians

computer it

prostitution
buggerlugs
2008-01-13 10:27:36 UTC
id say lawers ,sugeons but really the best paid are those that are illegal
brightonsmiley
2008-01-13 10:26:14 UTC
http://www.careerbuilder.co.uk/UK/JobSeeker/CareerAdvice/ViewArticle.aspx?articleid=27


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