I have an MBA and a math degree, I am underpaid. where can I find a job in CT and raise two small kids?
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monster.com, www.craigslist.org\nBest way is to get out the yellow pages and call businesses in your field and ask if you can fax over your resume and to who's attention. Make sure the resume is for a specific job and not one of those generalized things that make employers think you have no idea what you want to do. They throw those away. Follow up in a week with the person who you faxed it to.
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Do an MBA this is really most rewarding with the highest pay. \nI think you can go in for some very reputed universities\nI suggest dont do it online because prospects become less
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You can look on Salary.com.  If you live in Connecticut the Median pay for a psychologist is $80,215, and that's the base pay.  If you have experience then it would be more, or course.
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I work in the Franchise Sales dept. at the headquarters in Milford CT. I would say go for opening your own, buying an existing one isn't all that much cheaper, and you can pick your own location/building/setup as well.
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Text book consultant. There are lots of jobs in the education industry that will not directly involve children.  I would start looking at publishing companies. Do know that the money is not great, but you can get a good job...
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minors CANT legally work anywhere, so if you wanna take a chance an work for someone, you can work for as long as your schedule dictates.\nYou have to be 16 in ct to work or have a permit.\nMinimum wage is 6 dollars/hr.
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Call the Chamber of Commerce and ask for a list of practitioners.  \n\nLike someone said, many work alone and most will prefer you meet certain educational standards and a good work history.  Best of luck.
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If you live in NYC......try TARGET stores. Its pays goood, and the work is not hard
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Well I have 4 kids and I'm a single mother. I can not work at the moment because I can not find proper child care for the two children that don't attend school.( I would love to be working) But here is the deal, Me and my kids are living in a small 2br, 1 ba home, you could donate about $2,500.00 to us so that we can pay the down payment on a new and bigger home. Charity I guess you could say, but I would consider it to be a blessing. Ty   latovat@yahoo.com
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I'm getting my degree in that as well....You can work anywhere where there are kids...Day care, churches, private buisness(if you don't want to work for anyone else and earn your own money) But you will need to be certified for that...You can also work for schools as well...Your course should have everything explained in it when you signed up, or when you finished it, or you can give them a call and ask them about it....Call around your local business and see who's hiring and get your career started
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Your best bet is to get onto Salary.com and search for job title.  You can even search based on geographic location because teachers in inner cities make diff't salaries from teachers in boonies.
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Perhaps finding something in your field of study. You didn't mention what your career plans are. Anything that would benefit getting you foot in the door before graduation. \n\nIf you like working with children maybe working at a daycare. \nWhat about the public library? You can work there part time and the pay is decent.
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Depends on what type of work you get and where. Salaries are regional.  Check round Monster and www.salary.com and see.  Living in CT or Metro NY area I would expect a business degree from a reputable college and a person that is presentable and speaks well to get 35-40K. If your major is finance or accounting, it could go hirer.  All depends how you sell yourself.
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An option is to get a job with a company that supports education for their excellent employees.  Excel at work and then use their support to get you into education.
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You might have more luck with the Dept. of Revenue, or your local state representive. Good Luck ( I'm also from CT.)
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Get your MBA. The jobs that open up are much more pleasant.
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Even college grads have a hard time finding jobs starting at 30k per year.  Depending upon where you live, you might have a tough time finding something at that salary with only a high school education.  But even with that said, try looking into a job that involves manual labor plus a lot of overtime.  A manufacturing job can be very lucrative if overtime is involved.  Also, outdoor landscaping or construction can provide good pay, although, outdoor jobs are, of course, susceptible to the weather.  If you are good with people, you can't beat a career in sales, where you basically get out of it what you put into it!!  Good luck!