Mr. Obama How to create jobs the stereotypical republican way

Mr. Obama How to create jobs the stereotypical republican way I usually dont write two posts in one day but I figured I better close the loop on my last post, which was a suggestion to Obama on how to create jobs the democrat way. Heres my other-perspective letter: Mr Obama, You say we need to create jobs this year (2010).  Big priority. Well, heres what you do: GET OUT OF THE WAY. Let companies do their thing. Let entrepreneurs do their thing. There are companies and people who are dying to fill the holes the federal government is trying to fill. Stop using stimulus money to buy shares in Detroit companies. Instead, use that money to really stimulate the economy (not just to stimulate auto sales). Keep the interest rates low (I personally dont know what the  implications  are of this, but it seems like a really good idea). Encourage creativity and foster an environment where entrepreneurs can take risks.  What if there were some way to distribute the money to entrepreneurs, instead of companies that are just too big to steer back into a good path that will be self-sustaining, create jobs, etc? Tesla Motors is an example of an entrepreneur putting his money into redesigning the auto industry. Please read Inc. Magazine.  Make your staff read it.  Put it on Air Force One, and in any other vehicles. Have it in government buildings.  The paradigm must shift from the bubble inside the DC beltway to what we experience outside of the beltway. Also, read this short piece by former  Secretary  of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson titled The Proper Role of Government.  There are some scary things in there about what government should AND SHOULD NOT do.  It talks about the citizens role in all of this.  It is a terrific read and Id love to know how much you agree or disagree with this. I think all of Congress should read and study this document (NOT assign it to their staff for a briefing). I think that if you can just get out of the way well get this righted.  There are thousands of stories about people filling a need, creating a business, and hiring employees (ie, creating jobs).  Here are two examples: Jayson Edwards did the unthinkable: he opened a hot dog stand in a relatively small town in Utah.  Hes become a local legend and quite successful. He had to make sacrifices, but he found and need and fills it. Im sure this sounds crazy to you if you are in a big city (D.C. or NYC), but it was  unheard of  in Provo. Cloud Star Products is a company that apparently employees 100 people.  This company started when a couples dog was just not doing well they eventually came up with a line of food that helps dogs with allergies (whoda thunk!).  I read about them in the Costco Magazine (article here). You know what?  It is OKAY that these people dont work for the government, and that they dont work for a big company.  There is more to this country than that.  They are chasing their American Dream, and that has to be okay. What can you do to help us pursue our American Dreams?  Remember, many of the big companies today are here because some guy or gal was alone and broke, but had a dream and a passion and the will to chase it. Dont trip the chaser. This was harder to write than the first letter. thoughts? Mr. Obama How to create jobs the stereotypical republican way I usually dont write two posts in one day but I figured I better close the loop on my last post, which was a suggestion to Obama on how to create jobs the democrat way. Heres my other-perspective letter: Mr Obama, You say we need to create jobs this year (2010).  Big priority. Well, heres what you do: GET OUT OF THE WAY. Let companies do their thing. Let entrepreneurs do their thing. There are companies and people who are dying to fill the holes the federal government is trying to fill. Stop using stimulus money to buy shares in Detroit companies. Instead, use that money to really stimulate the economy (not just to stimulate auto sales). Keep the interest rates low (I personally dont know what the  implications  are of this, but it seems like a really good idea). Encourage creativity and foster an environment where entrepreneurs can take risks.  What if there were some way to distribute the money to entrepreneurs, instead of companies that are just too big to steer back into a good path that will be self-sustaining, create jobs, etc? Tesla Motors is an example of an entrepreneur putting his money into redesigning the auto industry. Please read Inc. Magazine.  Make your staff read it.  Put it on Air Force One, and in any other vehicles. Have it in government buildings.  The paradigm must shift from the bubble inside the DC beltway to what we experience outside of the beltway. Also, read this short piece by former  Secretary  of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson titled The Proper Role of Government.  There are some scary things in there about what government should AND SHOULD NOT do.  It talks about the citizens role in all of this.  It is a terrific read and Id love to know how much you agree or disagree with this. I think all of Congress should read and study this document (NOT assign it to their staff for a briefing). I think that if you can just get out of the way well get this righted.  There are thousands of stories about people filling a need, creating a business, and hiring employees (ie, creating jobs).  Here are two examples: Jayson Edwards did the unthinkable: he opened a hot dog stand in a relatively small town in Utah.  Hes become a local legend and quite successful. He had to make sacrifices, but he found and need and fills it. Im sure this sounds crazy to you if you are in a big city (D.C. or NYC), but it was  unheard of  in Provo. Cloud Star Products is a company that apparently employees 100 people.  This company started when a couples dog was just not doing well they eventually came up with a line of food that helps dogs with allergies (whoda thunk!).  I read about them in the Costco Magazine (article here). You know what?  It is OKAY that these people dont work for the government, and that they dont work for a big company.  There is more to this country than that.  They are chasing their American Dream, and that has to be okay. What can you do to help us pursue our American Dreams?  Remember, many of the big companies today are here because some guy or gal was alone and broke, but had a dream and a passion and the will to chase it. Dont trip the chaser. This was harder to write than the first letter. thoughts? Mr. Obama How to create jobs the stereotypical republican way I usually dont write two posts in one day but I figured I better close the loop on my last post, which was a suggestion to Obama on how to create jobs the democrat way. Heres my other-perspective letter: Mr Obama, You say we need to create jobs this year (2010).  Big priority. Well, heres what you do: GET OUT OF THE WAY. Let companies do their thing. Let entrepreneurs do their thing. There are companies and people who are dying to fill the holes the federal government is trying to fill. Stop using stimulus money to buy shares in Detroit companies. Instead, use that money to really stimulate the economy (not just to stimulate auto sales). Keep the interest rates low (I personally dont know what the  implications  are of this, but it seems like a really good idea). Encourage creativity and foster an environment where entrepreneurs can take risks.  What if there were some way to distribute the money to entrepreneurs, instead of companies that are just too big to steer back into a good path that will be self-sustaining, create jobs, etc? Tesla Motors is an example of an entrepreneur putting his money into redesigning the auto industry. Please read Inc. Magazine.  Make your staff read it.  Put it on Air Force One, and in any other vehicles. Have it in government buildings.  The paradigm must shift from the bubble inside the DC beltway to what we experience outside of the beltway. Also, read this short piece by former  Secretary  of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson titled The Proper Role of Government.  There are some scary things in there about what government should AND SHOULD NOT do.  It talks about the citizens role in all of this.  It is a terrific read and Id love to know how much you agree or disagree with this. I think all of Congress should read and study this document (NOT assign it to their staff for a briefing). I think that if you can just get out of the way well get this righted.  There are thousands of stories about people filling a need, creating a business, and hiring employees (ie, creating jobs).  Here are two examples: Jayson Edwards did the unthinkable: he opened a hot dog stand in a relatively small town in Utah.  Hes become a local legend and quite successful. He had to make sacrifices, but he found and need and fills it. Im sure this sounds crazy to you if you are in a big city (D.C. or NYC), but it was  unheard of  in Provo. Cloud Star Products is a company that apparently employees 100 people.  This company started when a couples dog was just not doing well they eventually came up with a line of food that helps dogs with allergies (whoda thunk!).  I read about them in the Costco Magazine (article here). You know what?  It is OKAY that these people dont work for the government, and that they dont work for a big company.  There is more to this country than that.  They are chasing their American Dream, and that has to be okay. What can you do to help us pursue our American Dreams?  Remember, many of the big companies today are here because some guy or gal was alone and broke, but had a dream and a passion and the will to chase it. Dont trip the chaser. This was harder to write than the first letter. thoughts?

Writing a Fitness Resume For Fitness Training

Writing a Fitness Resume For Fitness TrainingWriting a fitness resume is no easy task. Most people are often not willing to admit that they do not know much about the subject or they think it will be too hard for them to write a resume. This article will give you some tips on how to write a resume for fitness.The first thing you need to do is not to use too many words. You should only use three to five words in a paragraph. It is recommended that you write the best selling lines and the bio. Fitness resume is not the place for the boring bits. Be creative and use your imagination.When you start to write your fitness resume you should list down all of your favorite activities. These can include: home-based exercise, professional fitness trainer, health clubs, exercise videos and even your favorite food. Then, list down your goals for exercising and the amount of time you are willing to commit to it.By adding your own personal list of activities and goals, you are telling the hiring ma nager that you have already thought of all the possible problems that could come up when exercising. Most of the time these people will only see your number of hours logged, but when they see your goal they will also see that you intend to achieve that goal. This will make them give you a chance.You should also highlight your most loved activities in your fitness resume. This will make it easy for you to identify which is your favorite activity. Allowing the hiring manager to decide which is your favorite activity makes it easier for you to get your desired job.Another important fact about writing a fitness resume is that you should not list down everything that you like doing. You have to be concise. This way you can easily identify if you are being asked for an interview or not. Besides, it will save you from writing a resume that is full of useless information.When it comes to choosing the right words, the hiring manager always asks for an answer with a list of queries and this s hould be done in a chronological order. So you can easily create a very good cover letter without having to learn any special language. Since the company will want to hire you based on your results and your skills, they won't mind spending more time reading and listening to what you have to say.Remember, it takes time to develop a perfect fitness resume. The key to creating the perfect one is to always be creative and don't be afraid to write all the tasks that you need to get started.

Popular career options for UoM students. Your questions answered University of Manchester Careers Blog

Popular career options for UoM students. Your questions answered University of Manchester Careers Blog In Semester 1 it all kicks off:  The search for internships, graduate schemes and your future career direction.   Each year we get some interesting and  quirky  career options that students want to pursue (running an airline, circus performer) but we also get some familiar favourites. So here are the things you need to know about the most frequently asked about career areas. 5 Top Tips for Getting into International Development 10 things you need to know about starting a career in Human Resources 10 things you need to know about starting a career as a Solicitor or Barrister So you want to work in the media? Top 3 tips Interested in investment banking seven tips on getting in. 10 Things You Need to Know about Law Careers with a non-Law Degree 5 things you need to know about starting a career in  marketing Interested in Management Consulting? Seven tips on getting  in So you’re considering teaching? 5 Top tips on what you need to know   Graduate entry into medicine top 5 tips Want to know more, or find out about different careers no problem, check out our website. All Careers advice I don't know what to do Undergraduate Undergraduate-highlighted advice careers Getting started Options

Disagree With Personal Branding Read This! - Personal Branding Blog - Stand Out In Your Career

Disagree With Personal Branding Read This! - Personal Branding Blog - Stand Out In Your Career I took a week vacation, where I was barely online (it costs 59 cents per minute to use the cruise ship internet service) and I thought really hard about all the criticism that personal branding has received in 2009.   Ive heard rants from people who think personal branding is selfish and others from people who view personal branding as being not authentic. I dont get discouraged or upset by any of these opinions because people fear what they dont understand (a line I got from The Dark Night movie) and since its the hot buzz word, people are getting annoyed hearing it all of the time. I dedicated this post to people who disagree with personal branding, but care enough about it to voice their opinions online. If youre a personal branding expert or enthusiast, you may use this post to help others understand what the concept is all about. What the critics say about personal branding (and my responses) Rather than hide the criticisms over the past year, Id like to shed light on some of the ones that have caught my eye. The blue italicized sentences after each remark are my interpretations of personal branding. Personal branding makes you afraid. If youre confident about your brand then youre proud instead of afraid. Could another term downplay the marketing connotation that risks reducing human beings to commodities? Human beings start off as commodities and by way of personal branding, they can stand for something, achieve greatness and become visible to their audience. I’m just saying all this ballyhoo about ‘branding’ is nothing more than simple, basic marketing. Most people dont have marketing backgrounds (marketing isnt taught to non-marketing majors) and the internet has forced us to all become marketers of our own brands using social media tools that are free and allow us to connect to our audience, employers, etc. Personal branding is like religious evangelism: if you don’t buy into it, you’re going to hell. If you dont buy into someones personal brand, then you have the authority to unsubscribe to their blog, unfollow them on Twitter, etc.   The world is opt-in, so you get to select your own religion. Personal branding is often an ego-based image based on communications. When personal branding becomes ego-based, the ego is usually deflated by an audience that can move elsewhere fairly easily.   Everyone in the world has an ego and its how they behave that accounts for their brand (and how theyre perceived). As you can see, this is opinion based and the disagreement is the result of a misunderstanding of the concept. The idea behind the concept If you disagree with the concept of personal branding, then you might agree with the idea behind the concept, which is marketing yourself to stand out from the crowd.   No one can deny that the world population is growing exponentially and that with that larger pool of people comes massive competition.   The competition puts us under great pressure to stand out and be known amongst the people vying for the same opportunities as us. Here is another way how you can look at it: Problem: competition Goal: standing out Solution: personal branding (you can replace this with self-marketing if that makes you feel more comfortable) The idea wasnt formed when people starting blogging or when Tom Peters wrote about it in Fast Company on August 1st, 1997.   Personal branding has been around forever!   How did you ever find out about Christopher Columbus if you werent born during that age?   You read textbooks about him and watched the history channel on TV.   Same with the dinosaurs as well.   The tyrannosaurus rex is a brand and you describe the creature as ferocious and its branded as the king of the dinos.   Everything has always been branded/described/labeled, but it wasnt until social media took off before people start seeing themselves as a brand. Why is there a lot of buzz about personal branding now? Theres no question that social media is the fuel that is making personal branding a common term used in our language now. The reason why its happening is because all types of brands have the same privileges now and branding has been taken down to a personal level.   For instance, the fact that Britney Spears, Oprah, Comcast, a small pizza place in Chicago, a local dry cleaners in my town and everyone else can have a profile, a website and a blog now, makes it obviously and apparent that branding is everything.   The issue isnt branding though because that already exists as long as you let it.   The main concern is making a brand and a reputation. 5 Questions you should ask to people who disagree with personal branding Do you know how youre being perceived by the people that surround your life? Have you ever been called something over and over again but dismissed it? Are you pursuing your dream or someone elses dream? If I Google your name or search for it on Facebook, what will I get?   Are you proud of it? Has any kind of visibility, online or offline, generated leads, love interest or opportunities for you? Your turn Do you agree with personal branding?   Do your friends?

Scientific Writing Resume - The Essentials You Need To Know

Scientific Writing Resume - The Essentials You Need To KnowWhen you're preparing a scientific writing resume for a job opening, you have to make sure that it's not only convincing but also professional. You want to make sure that the information in your resume is accurate and up-to-date so that it stands out from the other applications. Plus, you also want to get a job - getting that at the very least.The Internet is a great place to start for many of these applications. A good example is one of the resumes that was recently posted on MyFreeResume.com. As you can see, this is one of the easiest ones to find, which is why many people have used it to write their scientific writing resume. If you need help creating your own application or if you just want to get some advice, the site has plenty of support available.However, there are online applications that are not as easy to find. You might have to go about finding them on your own or ask someone who knows a lot about scientific writi ng resumes. It doesn't hurt to check out message boards or an online organization that deals with resumes, like CNA Resume Writer. These two resources can help you find the right application.If you're not sure what types of scientific writing resumes are available, the fact that it's a very specific job type makes it easier to narrow down the search. After all, science jobs often require you to take special care when writing your application, and science jobs only.You may have to get a little creative when it comes to your resume. One idea is to use the latest technologies to make your application stand out. For example, if you're applying for a position at NASA, you may want to include something about your time spent working on various projects in a supercomputer or another highly technical environment. This will make your application stand out from the other applications because the people reviewing it are going to know that you are particularly savvy about technology.If you're in school and are just looking for a job that gives you enough time to pursue a hobby, you can do that, too. For example, if you're studying aerodynamics, you can write a scientific writing resume that includes the words 'veteran', 'retired'professional' to describe your expertise. By being specific and being friendly, you'll put yourself in a better light as a person who is knowledgeable about science. This can be a perfect way to get a job without having to take classes.If you do want to take some classes, you'll still be able to get those credits to count towards your GPA. In fact, there are lots of schools out there that will approve your resume without even knowing the nature of your coursework. So you could still graduate and not have to waste any money or time. Plus, you'll be able to get the job.All in all, you can make your scientific writing resume stand out and impress everyone who sees it. It can even help you get a job.

Things I Learned In My 30s That I Wish I Knew In My 20s - Cubicle Chic

Things I Learned In My 30's That I Wish I Knew In My 20's - Cubicle Chic Things I Learned In My 30’s That I Wish I Knew In My 20’s Career design, Corporate Life, Personal Life October 27, 2017 20 CommentsBlazer: Dailylook; Dress: Everlane via Nordstrom; Bag: Banana Republic Slouch Tote on sale for $75 now; Sunglasses: Perverse Sunglasses TwiggyI recently re-read an article I wrote earlier this Spring when I almost died in a car accident. It pulled me back into the reflective mood I was in when I wrote the piece, thinking about how short life can be. It also got me thinking about how grateful I am for the life I have now.I have had some bumps in the road in my 32-year-old life, but I have by no means lived a tough life. Yet, when I was in my 20’s, I was rarely content. I wished I was someone else. I wished I looked different. I wanted things I didn’t deserve. I sometimes loathed myself, who I was. I struggled mentally and I had major body image issues. There were ups and downs, but the downs defined who I was.Blazer: Dailylook; Dress: Everlane via Nordstrom; Bag: Banana Republic Slouch Tote on sale for $75 no w; Heels: Topshop Fringe SandalsSomething changed within me in my late 20’s. Through friends and family, books I read, new interests I developed, places I traveled to, I became a better version of myself. I starting having more confidence. I started caring less about others’ opinion. I became more self-aware but less self-conscious. I developed a better sense of my SELF, a better sense of my identity. I started to be at peace with myself.  I began accepting and embracing my imperfections.  Sunglasses: Perverse Sunglasses Twiggy; Blazer: Dailylook; Dress: Everlane via Nordstrom; Bag: Banana Republic Slouch Tote on sale for $75 nowSometimes, I wish I could go back in time and share what I know now with my younger self. I would tell my 20-something self to…Stay in the present. Because that’s all you can control.It was through yoga and meditation that I learned the importance of being present. I’m no expert at either, but I’ve had moments of clarity and relief that comes fr om focusing my mind on the present. I learned that if you’re depressed, you’re stuck in the past. If you’re anxious, you’re too worried about the future. You can’t change what happened yesterday, but you can try to have a better day today.Sunglasses: Perverse Sunglasses Twiggy; Dress: Everlane via Nordstrom; Bag: Banana Republic Slouch ToteLove yourself first. Because you deserve it.Also because asking or waiting for others to love you is just too much work. Don’t bend yourself backward  to make someone love you. You are already lovable! You just have to love yourself first.Take the time to get to know yourself. Because that’s who’s responsible for your well-being happinessIn your 30’s is when a lot of life commitments happen if they haven’t already. Long-term relationships, the prime years of your career, or kids. Not everyone will know what their passion is or what they’re called to do in life. But knowing what fuels you vs. what drains your energy, what exc ites you vs. what you dread will help you steer your life in your 30’s. Designing Your Life is a great resource to figure this out if you’re wanting some direction in life. It’s one of my favorite books in 2017.  Sunglasses: Perverse Sunglasses Twiggy; Dress: Everlane via NordstromTry new things and develop new interests. Because you may not have the time and energy to later.I saw some of my friends moved from hobbies to hobbies. Today,  it’s bowling; tomorrow, it may be archery. I always thought they were looking for something to fill a void that they had. And maybe there’s some truth to that. But looking back, I wish I did more of exploring when it comes to what I do in my leisure time. Because it’s a luxury to have something you can just lose yourself in doing (video game, drugs, and eating cupcakes don’t count). And the more hobbies you try and develop a long-term interest in, the more things you have at your disposal to relax, recharge, and find your balance. Whic h are oh-so-important when you’re juggling career, mortgage, and a family in your 30’s.  Blazer: Dailylook; Sunglasses: Perverse Sunglasses Twiggy; Dress: Everlane via Nordstrom; Bag: Banana Republic Slouch ToteAccept the mistakes you make. Because mistakes help you learn.There were things I did in my 20’s that I wish I could do-over. Sometimes I do wish I could go back in time and change my approach, my attitude, and the way I treated people. But I can’t. Instead, what I CAN do is to remind myself what I learned. I can remind myself what it was like when I hurt or disappointed people. I can carry those feelings and never do it again.All photography by Natalie Alvarado @ Stylenfuse

4 Hot Careers in the Automotive Industry - CareerAlley

4 Hot Careers in the Automotive Industry - CareerAlley We may receive compensation when you click on links to products from our partners. The automotive industry is one of the biggest in the entire world. Under its umbrella is a slew of jobs that employ a wide variety of people ranging from mechanics to designers. Whether youre a grease monkey or a salesman, odds are theres an automotive job that suits you. Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics Pay Job TypeMedian Annual Salary Automobile dealers$43,180 mechanical and electrical repair$37,420 Automotive parts accessories$33,640 Source: bls.gov Depending on your particular background, there are many options to choose from, but if you need a little guidance, here are some of the best jobs the industry has to offer: High Paying Automotive Careers If youre looking for a high paying automotive position that lets you get your hands a little dirty, vehicle manufacturing is the one for you. Known as one of the most lucrative automotive professions, manufacturers have an extensive list of responsibilities, including the production of entire vehicles, as well as the production of individual parts. According to an article onstudy.com, Individuals interested in working in the automotive industry will want to consider jobs that involve designing, selling, manufacturing or repairing automobiles. Vehicles manufacturers make anywhere from $15 to $35 an hour depending on their education, level of expertise and company they work for. Manufacturers typically spend their work week in company factories, assembling cars and car parts and maintaining quality control. Although lucrative, physical hazards such as excessive heat, repetitive movements and fumes come with the factory territory. source Bureau of Labor Statistics The automotive industry, comprising manufacturing and retail trade, employs roughly 4.2 million people in the U.S. alone, according to a June 2017 Bureau of Labor Statistics report. And when you consider that there are over 250 million cars on U.S. roads, lets just say theres a demand for skilled workers to care for all those cars. monster.com Automotive Engineer Automotive engineers dont turn quite as many wrenches as manufacturers and technicians, but their job in the industry is invaluable. Equipped with a strong knowledge of aerodynamics and design, engineers are responsible for improving the performance of both cars and specific parts. When it comes to increased fuel-efficiency and passenger safety, engineers are the people to call. Engineer Your Own Success: 7 Key Elements to Creating an Extraordinary Engineering Career, Update Price: $35.52 Focusing on basic skills and tips for career enhancement, Engineer Your Own Success is a guide to improving efficiency and performance in any engineering field. Buy Now from Amazon We earn a commission if you click this link and make a purchase at no additional cost to you. Last Updated: March 2, 2020 Most automotive engineers, depending on the company they work for, have been known to make over $80k a year. Automotive engineers are required to have at least a bachelors degree in engineering prior to being hired. Having experience with fluid mechanics, fuel technology, and thermodynamics is also helpful. Successful engineers are detail-oriented, critical thinkers and are able to work well with a team. Body Repair Automotive Body and Glass Repairers Pay Job TypeMedian Annual Salary Automotive body, paint, interior, and glass repair$41,880 Automobile dealers $41,340 Auto mechanical electrical repair$41,310 Source: bls.gov The primary role of the body repair specialist is to repair automobile exteriors. If the outside of a vehicle is damaged in an accident or is otherwise compromised, it is the auto body crews job to repair it and get it back on the road as soon as possible. This job is definitely for someone that loves the hands-on approach and has a background in maintenance. How to Become a Mechanic Price: $9.99 Discover The Secrets Of A Successful Mechanic That Teach You How To Make The Best Career Choice…Even As A Beginner! Buy Now from Amazon We earn a commission if you click this link and make a purchase at no additional cost to you. Last Updated: March 2, 2020 The average body repair specialist makes around $18 an hour, although some have been known to make more depending on how long theyve been in the field. Only a high school diploma is required to work in body repair, but, if youre interested in moving up, an associates degree is recommended. Much like vehicle manufacturers, body repairers are often exposed to heat, excessive noise, and sharp tools. Drivers The automotive industry isnt only concerned with what goes on under the hood; it also employs countless drivers around the world. If youre more of an open road person, or in some cases, a bit of a speed demon, professional driving might be the gig for you. Its a little more competitive than other parts of the industry, but its also one of the most exciting. Photo by why kei on Unsplash Although often underappreciated, truck driver jobs are some of the best automotive jobs around. Not only do truckers get to enjoy life on the open road, but they also make close to $80k a year. If trucking isnt your thing, driving commercial vehicles such as school buses, cement trucks, dump trucks, and tankers are all lucrative options. Door Dash Price: Bring home the Bacon- Deliver Good Food for Good Money with DoorDash Earn Now We earn a commission if you click this link and make a purchase at no additional cost to you. For all the adrenaline junkies out there, racecar driving is one of the most thrilling professions ever. Its extremely hard to get into, but for the potential earnings and fame, its sure worth a shot. Given that the auto industry is one of the biggest in the world, its not too much of a surprise to hear that there are so many jobs and opportunities within it. But you dont have to be an engineer or a stuntman to enjoy a successful career if you have a love of cars. Tweet This Automotive Career Resources: Automotive Service: Inspection, Maintenance, Repair Automotive Mechanics The Rideshare Guide: Everything You Need to Know about Driving for Uber, Lyft, and Other Ridesharing Companies As you can see, the automotive industry is ripe with challenging and fulfilling careers. Whether youre a gearhead or a glory hog, youre likely to find a job thats right for you. Many of these professions require extensive training, and sometimes some serious guts, but, if you put in the work, youll land a job that you can be proud of. ZipRecruiter Price: Never miss an opportunity. On ZipRecruiter, top companies reach out to you. Complete the required steps to get started. Get Recruited We earn a commission if you click this link and make a purchase at no additional cost to you. What's next? Ready to take action? Choose the right tools to help you build your career. Looking for related topics? Find out how to identify and land your dream job. 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