Be a Kickass Assistant: How to Get from a Grunt Job to a Great Career by Heather Beckel

Be a Kickass Assistant: How to Get from a Grunt Job to a Great Career Heather Beckel ebook
Format: pdf
ISBN: 9780446678148
Page: 244
Publisher: Grand Central Publishing

#7 Library worker: Running a library takes a lot of organization and dedication, but if you're an assistant sitting at a desk waiting to check people out, you may find that you also get to be plenty lazy. I'm thinking of If you absolutely cannot stand your job just be sure to find another with similar compensation before leaving; perhaps grunt labor in the field of veterinary medicine? Despite Why It Pays: Because you'll often be doing the grunt work that makes a lawyer's work possible, lawyers are quick to pay you well as a paralegal, says Nicole Williams, a career expert for the professional networking site LinkedIn. Another “Dealing with patients in different states of recovery is taxing and draining, which is one major reason that the job pays so well.”. It's a shame that this is going to prevent all future internships in this (and other) industries, and it's ultimately going to stop a lot of people from getting good opportunities. Thanks guys for fucking it up for everyone else. #17 Bookstore employee: As long as you don't get the super early shift, this could be a great job for you. I've been looking around at some local schools and one of them has a 2 year Veterinary Technician degree that I think would be great for getting my feet wet to see if I in fact would love this field. Job Thread/Career Change/underpaid grunts/work sucks CHANNEL ZERO. But that's no reason to take a dead-end job or accept a career that doesn't pay a good wage. Good luck Beckey, I hope you take Matt's advice and decide which you hate more – the job or the debt.