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

[LytSlpr]

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1. Sales Representative
Median salary: $65,000 to $75,000

In tough economic times, a talented sales force is needed to get new customers and grow business opportunities.



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.



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.



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.



7. Administrative Assistant
Median salary: $35,000 to $45,000

Rob McGovern, CEO of Jobfox, suggests administrative assistants are so in demand because it's hard to find people who can afford to live on less than $50,000. Many of these jobs go long periods of time without being filled, he says.



8. Business Analysis, Software Implementation
Median salary: $85,000 to $95,000

These professionals work with companies to figure out which software best suits their needs. They then install the software and teach the staff how to use it.



9. Business Analysis, Research
Median salary: $65,000 to $75,000

While the software designer actually writes the programs, the researchers work with the business side to figure out what the software should accomplish.



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.

[giddyboy]

TEN MOST RECESSION-PROOF JOBS IN THE PHILS.:

1. Med rep & pharmacist - the more recession, the more ang maguol, the more mangasakit, the more palit tambal.
2. Doctor - related with number 1.
3. Clinic assistant - related with number 2.
4. Pawnshop employee - the more recession, the more way kwarta, the more mo prenda ug alahas.
5. Jeepney/Taxi/Tricycle driver - high fuel prices, more will shift to public transport.
6. Habal-habal driver - related with number 5.
7. Gasoline boy - fuel is always a necessity.
8. NFA rice kargador - NFA rice is now a necessity.
9. Drug dealer - the more way kwarta, the more out-of-school youths, the more adis adis.
10. Joker - the more way kwarta, the more way lingaw like me...

I hope i made somebody smile today

[nItO/pIrEnA]

hahaha, nursing here i come...

[burn777]

hahahaha agree ko ani...

[LytSlpr]

ten most recession-proof jobs in the phils.:

1. Med rep & pharmacist - the more recession, the more ang maguol, the more mangasakit, the more palit tambal.
2. Doctor - related with number 1.
3. Clinic assistant - related with number 2.
4. Pawnshop employee - the more recession, the more way kwarta, the more mo prenda ug alahas.
5. Jeepney/taxi/tricycle driver - high fuel prices, more will shift to public transport.
6. Habal-habal driver - related with number 5.
7. Gasoline boy - fuel is always a necessity.
8. Nfa rice kargador - nfa rice is now a necessity.
9. Drug dealer - the more way kwarta, the more out-of-school youths, the more adis adis.
10. Joker - the more way kwarta, the more way lingaw like me...

I hope i made somebody smile today

hahahaha!!!

[dexterdal]

TEN MOST RECESSION-PROOF JOBS IN THE PHILS.:

1. Med rep & pharmacist - the more recession, the more ang maguol, the more mangasakit, the more palit tambal.
2. Doctor - related with number 1.
3. Clinic assistant - related with number 2.
4. Pawnshop employee - the more recession, the more way kwarta, the more mo prenda ug alahas.
5. Jeepney/Taxi/Tricycle driver - high fuel prices, more will shift to public transport.
6. Habal-habal driver - related with number 5.
7. Gasoline boy - fuel is always a necessity.
8. NFA rice kargador - NFA rice is now a necessity.
9. Drug dealer - the more way kwarta, the more out-of-school youths, the more adis adis.
10. Joker - the more way kwarta, the more way lingaw like me...

I hope i made somebody smile today

u did. hehehehehe

[digitalsuperman]

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.

not in my country..hehe

[d`monyita]

TEN MOST RECESSION-PROOF JOBS IN THE PHILS.:

1. Med rep & pharmacist - the more recession, the more ang maguol, the more mangasakit, the more palit tambal.
2. Doctor - related with number 1.
3. Clinic assistant - related with number 2.
4. Pawnshop employee - the more recession, the more way kwarta, the more mo prenda ug alahas.
5. Jeepney/Taxi/Tricycle driver - high fuel prices, more will shift to public transport.
6. Habal-habal driver - related with number 5.
7. Gasoline boy - fuel is always a necessity.
8. NFA rice kargador - NFA rice is now a necessity.
9. Drug dealer - the more way kwarta, the more out-of-school youths, the more adis adis.
10. Joker - the more way kwarta, the more way lingaw like me...

I hope i made somebody smile today

I am glad YOU can smile.

Any news re your relatives?

[666satan]

hay life...hehehe

[sagoy]

sure dli maglisod ang nurses? daghn mn nag ingon nko na lisud mukuha ug visa gud kai tungod ga recession sila...