10 Most Recession-Proof Jobs in the U.S. (Forbes)

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TEN MOST RECESSION-PROOF JOBS IN THE PHILS.:

5. Jeepney/Taxi/Tricycle driver - high fuel prices, more will shift to public transport.

according the news, some drivers are now very disappointed with what's happening, that they no longer want to drive....

murag ang nahitabo n lng, para lng naa trabaho, but that is sa manila, i dont know here, murag ok p mn dnhi... hehehehhe

[r0mm3L]

6. Networking and Systems Administration
Median salary: $65,000 to $75,000

They design and maintain a company's communications systems, including shared computer files, e-mail, [COLOR=#F78E56 ! important][COLOR=#F78E56 ! important]Web [COLOR=#F78E56 ! important]sites[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR], teleconferencing and social networking. Once a network operator moves up the corporate ladder, he or she can work with company leaders to design a network that could potentially increase business.

businesses nowadays are dependent on IT infrastructure. if IT infrastructure is down, the business will also be going down.

[Dorothea]

Sakto gyud ni nga report, healthcare, IT and accounting jobs fare better than others kung naay recession.

[theused]

tukod boarding house... nya female lodgers... kai chill chill raka .. naa paka monthly allowance... pwde sad motel aron naa ka weekly allowance

[ajol]

no. 1 job in the WORLD

Petroleum GEOLOGIST..

[carmie]

manglarga na lang ta sa gawas ani hehehehe lisuda na run oie

[Tin_Tin]

2. Software Design and Development
Median salary: $85,000 to $95,000

Software designers write the programs to meet business needs. Computer software engineers are expected to be among the fastest-growing occupations through 2016, according to the Department of Labor.



3. Nursing
Median salary: $35,000 to $45,000

The aging baby boomer population has increased demand for nurses. Add to that the shrinking number of people who go into the profession, and there's a real shortage.

Median salary: $45,000 to $55,000

Tougher accounting and auditing regulations are largely responsible for the growth of the profession. Also, in a downturn many companies turn to their accountants to figure out how they can operate more leanly.



6. Networking and Systems Administration
Median salary: $65,000 to $75,000

They design and maintain a company's communications systems, including shared computer files, e-mail, Web sites, teleconferencing and social networking. Once a network operator moves up the corporate ladder, he or she can work with company leaders to design a network that could potentially increase business.

dagko diay sweldo ang IT nga field sa gawas. . ? dako pa diay kaysa nursing. . .

[LytSlpr]

dagko diay sweldo ang IT nga field sa gawas. . ? dako pa diay kaysa nursing. . .

Hypothetically, yes.

[theused]

yup kai part mansad na sila sa internal and external security sa company

[Luningning]

4. Accounting Executive
Median salary: $65,000 to $75,000

These managers are in high demand; accounting continues no matter what the economy looks like. These executives manage the growing number of accounting staffers.



5. Accounting Staff
Median salary: $45,000 to $55,000

Tougher accounting and auditing regulations are largely responsible for the growth of the profession. Also, in a downturn many companies turn to their accountants to figure out how they can operate more leanly.


10. Finance Staff
Median salary: $65,000 to $75,000

This encompasses anyone who can make the business run more efficiently. Those who have an expertise in Sarbanes-Oxley are even more valuable.[/QUOTE]


Mau jud diay nga nag accounting ko dah...