Comments on: 10 Highest Paying Jobs in Demand for 2010 http://smarterspend.com/2010/02/10-highest-paying-jobs-in-demand-for-2010/ More Green For You. Wed, 06 Jul 2011 01:31:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: shannonhttp://smarterspend.com/2010/02/10-highest-paying-jobs-in-demand-for-2010/#comment-11388 shannon Wed, 18 May 2011 01:33:27 +0000 http://smarterspend.com/?p=578#comment-11388 i love how dr. brown states that you have to be extremely intelligent to become a veterinarian and downgrades all the other job listings, when he has to use words like fucking in a post. my niece is a physicians assistant and makes great pay and is respected in her community. i love how dr. brown states that you have to be extremely intelligent to become a veterinarian and downgrades all the other job listings, when he has to use words like fucking in a post. my niece is a physicians assistant and makes great pay and is respected in her community.

]]> By: Dr. Brown, DVMhttp://smarterspend.com/2010/02/10-highest-paying-jobs-in-demand-for-2010/#comment-9623 Dr. Brown, DVM Sun, 13 Mar 2011 15:39:04 +0000 http://smarterspend.com/?p=578#comment-9623 Veterinariansand Job prospects are much better than dentists, pharmacists, and other professions. Their are only 28 Veterinary Medicine schools in the USA, who trains veterinarians (DVM). If you want to become a veterinarian , you need to be very / extremely intelligent to get into one of those 28 vet schools. Keep in mind. Job prospects are excellent. Veterinarians are high in demand in the USA. Veterinariansand Job prospects are much better than dentists, pharmacists, and other professions. Their are only 28 Veterinary Medicine schools in the USA, who trains veterinarians (DVM). If you want to become a veterinarian , you need to be very / extremely intelligent to get into one of those 28 vet schools. Keep in mind. Job prospects are excellent. Veterinarians are high in demand in the USA.

]]> By: Dr. Brown, DVMhttp://smarterspend.com/2010/02/10-highest-paying-jobs-in-demand-for-2010/#comment-9621 Dr. Brown, DVM Sun, 13 Mar 2011 15:31:39 +0000 http://smarterspend.com/?p=578#comment-9621 Veterinarians earn much more. Information provided here may be from US Labor statistics. Go and search on American Veterinary Medical Association website - AVMA . Get a better idea about Veterinarians, then put/ publish on internet. Dt put Veterinarians along with these fucking low class professions. Veterinarians are among  Top 10 professions in the USA. Veterinarians earn much more. Information provided here may be from US Labor statistics. Go and search on American Veterinary Medical Association website – AVMA . Get a better idea about Veterinarians, then put/ publish on internet. Dt put Veterinarians along with these fucking low class professions. Veterinarians are among  Top 10 professions in the USA.

]]> By: Dr. Brown, DVMhttp://smarterspend.com/2010/02/10-highest-paying-jobs-in-demand-for-2010/#comment-9620 Dr. Brown, DVM Sun, 13 Mar 2011 15:26:12 +0000 http://smarterspend.com/?p=578#comment-9620 # 7.  Veterinarianstarting salary is US $ 70,000-80,000.If you own a small animal practice - income is US $ 100000-400000.If you hold Internship - starting salary can be 120,000-140,000.If you are a Veterinary Specialist - salary US $ 150,000-350,000.Income increases with years of experience. # 7.  Veterinarianstarting salary is US $ 70,000-80,000.If you own a small animal practice – income is US $ 100000-400000.If you hold Internship – starting salary can be 120,000-140,000.If you are a Veterinary Specialist – salary US $ 150,000-350,000.Income increases with years of experience.

]]> By: shamshttp://smarterspend.com/2010/02/10-highest-paying-jobs-in-demand-for-2010/#comment-8438 shams Wed, 26 Jan 2011 22:40:16 +0000 http://smarterspend.com/?p=578#comment-8438 I agree with Rich. I don't care if it comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics or personal analysis, these information are usually misleading. What is the meaning of most demanding? Does it mean that most jobs are being created or does it mean that there are less people looking for a particlar job compare to the job are being created- making it most demanidng? I agree with Rich because I have countless number of friends who have been out of jobs in  IT fields many times and some are still out of jobs for many years, even having bachelor/masters degree in Inforamtion system/computer science. The reason, it is so diffuclt to get a job in IT field is because 1) 65,000 IT jobs are being filled every year through H1 visa, coming from overseas and 2) oursource- lot of IT development and support are done overseas.  I think  Bureau of Labor Statistics should do a better job providing this kind of information so that people have a better understanding of what field to choose. I agree with Rich. I don’t care if it comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics or personal analysis, these information are usually misleading. What is the meaning of most demanding? Does it mean that most jobs are being created or does it mean that there are less people looking for a particlar job compare to the job are being created- making it most demanidng? I agree with Rich because I have countless number of friends who have been out of jobs in  IT fields many times and some are still out of jobs for many years, even having bachelor/masters degree in Inforamtion system/computer science. The reason, it is so diffuclt to get a job in IT field is because 1) 65,000 IT jobs are being filled every year through H1 visa, coming from overseas and 2) oursource- lot of IT development and support are done overseas.  I think  Bureau of Labor Statistics should do a better job providing this kind of information so that people have a better understanding of what field to choose.

]]> By: sethhttp://smarterspend.com/2010/02/10-highest-paying-jobs-in-demand-for-2010/#comment-7511 seth Sat, 18 Dec 2010 02:29:36 +0000 http://smarterspend.com/?p=578#comment-7511 These numbers are not correct. Dental hygienist do not make 80,000, my brother has been one for 20 years and made $14.00/hr , he now makes $40,00/yr as an instructor at the university. Poor research done here.... These numbers are not correct. Dental hygienist do not make 80,000, my brother has been one for 20 years and made $14.00/hr , he now makes $40,00/yr as an instructor at the university. Poor research done here….

]]> By: Kevinhttp://smarterspend.com/2010/02/10-highest-paying-jobs-in-demand-for-2010/#comment-6852 Kevin Tue, 19 Oct 2010 23:41:08 +0000 http://smarterspend.com/?p=578#comment-6852 Chris,I understand your concern. I will definitely try to dig deeper into each field and cite different sources the next time around.Kevin Chris,I understand your concern. I will definitely try to dig deeper into each field and cite different sources the next time around.Kevin

]]> By: Chrishttp://smarterspend.com/2010/02/10-highest-paying-jobs-in-demand-for-2010/#comment-6834 Chris Sat, 16 Oct 2010 14:27:27 +0000 http://smarterspend.com/?p=578#comment-6834 The BLS statistics are incredibly out of sync with dental hygiene jobs. Your research should dig deeper than just BLS figures. I challenge you to go onto numerous dental hygiene forums such as indeed.com and amyrdh.com and read about the current state of affairs in dental hygiene. It is in NO WAY reflective of the rosy picture painted by BLS. Here are the facts: in the economic downturn the dental field has experienced a vast decrease in patient load. Patients put off routine care and are primarily coming in for emergency care. Also, due to these BLS figures for profit hygiene schools are popping up left and right causing there to be an oversupply of hygienists on the market which is causing wages to go down and many, many unemployed hygienists in Canada and in the US, particularly where these schools are located.  Further, many hygiene careers are part time. Over 50% of hygiensts have to work for two separate dental offices to obtain a fulltime workload and commensurate pay. I often see articles like this citing BLS stats without truly digging deeper to see if those stats are accurate or even in touch with today's realities. Dental hygiene is a great field, but the job growth is not there right now, has been decreasing and pay is decreasing too in many areas. Please research further and I look forward to what you think. The BLS statistics are incredibly out of sync with dental hygiene jobs. Your research should dig deeper than just BLS figures. I challenge you to go onto numerous dental hygiene forums such as indeed.com and amyrdh.com and read about the current state of affairs in dental hygiene. It is in NO WAY reflective of the rosy picture painted by BLS. Here are the facts: in the economic downturn the dental field has experienced a vast decrease in patient load. Patients put off routine care and are primarily coming in for emergency care. Also, due to these BLS figures for profit hygiene schools are popping up left and right causing there to be an oversupply of hygienists on the market which is causing wages to go down and many, many unemployed hygienists in Canada and in the US, particularly where these schools are located.  Further, many hygiene careers are part time. Over 50% of hygiensts have to work for two separate dental offices to obtain a fulltime workload and commensurate pay. I often see articles like this citing BLS stats without truly digging deeper to see if those stats are accurate or even in touch with today’s realities. Dental hygiene is a great field, but the job growth is not there right now, has been decreasing and pay is decreasing too in many areas. Please research further and I look forward to what you think.

]]> By: HAROON SHABBIRhttp://smarterspend.com/2010/02/10-highest-paying-jobs-in-demand-for-2010/#comment-5893 HAROON SHABBIR Wed, 07 Jul 2010 12:55:45 +0000 http://smarterspend.com/?p=578#comment-5893 I did't agree with it and i think that it is the time of do well what are u doing or what r u working. Every job is important and can be demanded if u r Master and not the jack of all trade. I did’t agree with it and i think that it is the time of do well what are u doing or what r u working. Every job is important and can be demanded if u r Master and not the jack of all trade.

]]> By: Kevinhttp://smarterspend.com/2010/02/10-highest-paying-jobs-in-demand-for-2010/#comment-5862 Kevin Sun, 27 Jun 2010 23:34:52 +0000 http://smarterspend.com/?p=578#comment-5862 Please look at the above source and tell me how this is hearsay when I citing references.<div><br></div><div>I am sure your trial and error does not trump the BLS reports. </div> Please look at the above source and tell me how this is hearsay when I citing references.
I am sure your trial and error does not trump the BLS reports. 
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