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Think Outside the Cubicle
4 In-Demand, Office-Free Careers
by Erika Malzberg, LiveCareer
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If you dream of breaking free from the padded confines of your cubicle, you're not alone. "Office jobs aren't for everyone," says David Rosen, author of What's That Job and How the Hell Do I Get it? "Some people find comfort in of the stability of office life. Others find themselves yearning to be on the move."
If you're not the desk-job type, maybe you should consider a high-paying and in-demand job that will get you out of the office. Here are four examples:
Doula
Play a supporting role in the miracle of life. Doulas are trained to provide physical, emotional, and informational guidance to mothers before, during, and after birth. They usually assist births in clients' homes or hospital rooms. Find out if being a doula is the right job for you.
Median salary: Variable. You can earn $250-$1,000 for each client, according to CostHelper.com.
Interesting fact: According to some studies, labors are 25% shorter and with fewer complications with the support of a doula.
4 In-Demand, Office-Free Careers
by Erika Malzberg, LiveCareer
*
Send
Email IM
*
Buzz up!
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If you dream of breaking free from the padded confines of your cubicle, you're not alone. "Office jobs aren't for everyone," says David Rosen, author of What's That Job and How the Hell Do I Get it? "Some people find comfort in of the stability of office life. Others find themselves yearning to be on the move."
If you're not the desk-job type, maybe you should consider a high-paying and in-demand job that will get you out of the office. Here are four examples:
Doula
Play a supporting role in the miracle of life. Doulas are trained to provide physical, emotional, and informational guidance to mothers before, during, and after birth. They usually assist births in clients' homes or hospital rooms. Find out if being a doula is the right job for you.
Median salary: Variable. You can earn $250-$1,000 for each client, according to CostHelper.com.
Interesting fact: According to some studies, labors are 25% shorter and with fewer complications with the support of a doula.
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Re: caught this article on my home page this morning.....................
Wed, May 20, 2009 - 10:30 PMYay!!!