[SamuelG1101]

What?s a GOOD job that doesn?t require much experience, works well for university grads, for people who like to travel the world, get paid, and being someone people look up to?

I am a University graduate in field of Business Admin with concentration in management and marketing. I have 3 years experience in customer service (Worked for AT&T international). I am currently working as a security guard, but soon that job will vanquish, because the firm is calling bankruptcy in 2 weeks.

What: My situation right now, I have no money, I?m in a lot of debt (loans, car payment, crazy credit cards) I?m living with my folks, they already don?t want me to live with them anymore (they aren?t saying anything, but they are showing me through their actions).

What are my interests?
I have passion for new product, (Gadgetuniverse.com, Brookstone.com, and any goods that are tangible). I also like computers (maintenance, repair, installation, and basic helpdesk support, nothing too complicated-not an expert). I also like discovery-
Travel (going abroad to other countries whether the Caribbean?s, Europe, or Asia).

Please, list me couple professions that I could consider.
No unrealistic non-sense, please. If you have a son or daughter who needed your help or if you had someone in your family who really needed your advice for something in their life, what would you suggest?
Again, what?s a GOOD profession that doesn?t require much experience, works well for university grads, for people who like to travel the world, get paid, and being someone who people look up to?

[DaveBlank6243]

maybe you should join the Army. there is a lot of oppurtunities and you get to see the world

[Decoy]

Only the military comes up, man. Sorry.

If you have a bachelors, you'll be getting a higher pay, and ranked as an officer in whatever it is you want to do. You'll be telling people below you what to do, like, "Hey b i t c h, shine my shoes!"

One thing is for sure, is that their is a less chance of getting k.i.a. in the Navy. I'll probably end up going there, since I too seek the same things you do in a job.