11 Best-Kept-Secret Careers

In a competitive environment, it's worth taking a look at these little-known jobs

By Marty Nemko

Posted: December 11, 2008

Job seekers have it tough in these troubled times, especially in going after big-name careers. It's a great time to consider these hidden gems, which score well on the Best Careers 2009 selection criteria.

The 11 Best-Kept-Secret Careers are:

Any more??

How about a longer list to choose from? Some areas of the country have none of these....we need jobs! Real jobs.......this country sucks since the cheney/rove/haliburton/the war mongers and the ever smart Texas dude who was good at reading teleprompters our super duper nuclear ex pres and otherwise known as those previously mentioned...puppet of the puppet master...george w bush....destroyed the American landscape. I know-I know folks.... they do not even warrant capitalizing their names. Screw them all.

KT Wright of SC @ Nov 08, 2009 11:56:14 AM

ok ok

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aretlefab of AL @ Nov 07, 2009 06:45:07 AM

power plant operator

you forgot about this awesome job: power generation / control room operators! Great work place and good income opportunities...

gobill of AK @ Oct 31, 2009 04:43:25 AM

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