If you could pick any job (page 2)

Scully

I already have a job that I absolutely love. I have been working at the same place for the last five years, and although it is sometimes stressful, and although I work 12-hour night shifts, I can still see myself doing the same kind of work until I am ready to retire. I'm a nurse, and I work in maternal-newborn care.

shamus writes:

I would personally love to be a doctor, or a nurse. A doctor would be an interesting job; like surgery, or cancer treatment. I love helping people....
Thanks to Scully I may just become one!

Awwwwwwwww that is SO sweet of you to say that!! Thank you!

Love, Scully

cruzanheart

Would you continue in your line of work?

NO!!!! I would be either a fashion designer or a photographer -- or both!

Nina

aarque

I'd still be doing what I have been doing for the past 32 years....librarian.

Ron1968

I would be an optometrist maybe. They get paid the big bucks. Actually growing up I had a dream to be an airline pilot. That was my dream job.

Ron

Ron1968

Aarque,

How does one qualify to be a librarian? Just curious...

Ron

NewSense

Generally, to become a librarian, people enter an academic course of study called a "Master's of Library Science" (M.L.S.). Of course, an M.L.S. degree is not required for *all* positions in all libraries. That is to say that a person will probably not have to have an M.L.S. if he/she wants to work behind the check-out counter at a public town library. However, if that same person were thinking of making a career in a university research library, then it would probably be a good idea to get an M.L.S. degree. So, it basically depends upon what kind of position a person is looking for, and at what kind of library. In any case, having an M.L.S. can only help a person in their job search and aferwards in their career.

If you could pick any job

Scully

cruzanheart

aarque

Ron1968

Ron1968

NewSense

Abaddon

Hamas

xjw_b12

Thunder Rider

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