Careers......

Taken from

es0terika

  and others

1. Go to www.careercruising.com
2. Put in Username: nycareers, Password: landmark.
3. Take their "Career Matchmaker" questions.
4. Post the top ten results.

Now my only gripe with this site is that it thinks if you really like chemistry then naturally you want to be a chemical engineer. Now I have my opinions of those types of scietists (such as not really understanding chemistry and just playing with thermodynamics etc).


Anyway... results.

1.	Chemical Engineer
2.	Petroleum Engineer
3.	Biomedical Engineer
4.	Computer Engineer
5.	Electrical Engineer
6.	Multimedia Developer
7.	Aerospace Engineer
8.	Mechanical Engineer
9.	Technical Writer
10.	Historian

Hmmm see a trend??? How about we mix up all of them and get out theoretical chemist perhaps??? Note all the above jobs have skills that are required for PhD research (yes history is related when you consider literature searching and deciding on the relevance and context of a paper).

Here's the rest

11.	Computer Programmer
12.	Desktop Publisher
13.	Cartoonist / Comic Illustrator
14.	Interior Designer
15.	Animator
16.	Mining Engineer
17.	Video Game Developer
18.	Materials / Metallurgical Engineer
19.	Agricultural Engineer
20.	Physicist
21.	Drafter
22.	Mathematician
23.	Website Designer
24.	Business Systems Analyst
25.	Chemist
26.	Conservator
27.	Exhibit Designer
28.	Computer Animator
29.	Writer
30.	Engineering Tech
31.	Pharmacologist
32.	Chemical Engineering Tech
33.	Critic
34.	Artist
35.	Graphic Designer
36.	Computer Support Person
37.	Industrial Designer
38.	Translator
39.	Web Developer
40.	Database Developer

Now thats more like it. But I guess saying your interested in machines and computers confuses it as to what types of chemist, physicist or biologist you are.