| The Best | The Worst |
| 1. Mathematician | 200. Lumberjack |
| 2. Actuary | 199. Dairy Farmer |
| 3. Statistician | 198. Taxi Driver |
| 4. Biologist | 197. Seaman |
| 5. Software Engineer | 196. EMT |
| 6. Computer Systems Analyst | 195. Garbage Collector |
| 7. Historian | 194. Welder |
| 8. Sociologist | 193. Roustabout |
| 9. Industrial Designer | 192. Ironworker |
| 10. Accountant | 191. Construction Worker |
| 11. Economist | 190. Mail Carrier |
| 12. Philosopher | 189. Sheet Metal Worker |
| 13. Physicist | 188. Auto Mechanic |
| 14. Parole Officer | 187. Butcher |
| 15. Meteorologist | 186. Nuclear Decontamination Tech |
| 16. Medical Laboratory Technician | 185. Nurse (LN) |
| 17. Paralegal Assistant | 184.Painter |
| 18. Computer Programmer | 183. Child Care Worker |
| 19. Motion Picture Editor | 182. Firefighter |
| 20. Astronomer | 181. Brick Layer |
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Best and Worst Jobs
from a study done on pay and work conditions:
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According to this I, the worlds greatest Software Engineer, am at best job number 5. This is good to know. I never realized how much better I have it than so many others. My work conditions couldn't be better, I have a three mile commute down a dirt road. The pay? I made more money ten years ago, on the other hand Im doing allright, in fact I am doing far better than I ever thought I would when I was in my early twenties, a 14th semester college senior.
I have also been a taxi driver, number 198 (The third worst job?) and a painter. I assume they mean house painter not the kind who aspires to have his works hung in museums.
In my experience, and friends I am old old old, a liberal arts education is the best thing to have. I use mine every single day, and my job is pretty much a technical one. Your Mileage May Vary.
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