Careers Discovered

  • 28 Apr 2015 12:23 PM | Anonymous

    There are many different law enforcement agencies across the United States. These agencies have specific jurisdictions and focuses. In Scottsdale, Arizona the Police Chief Alan Rodbell and Community Liaison Chris Vassall help to discuss their department and enhance public awareness with the Behind the Badge video series which they host.

    In March 2015, they produced a video titled So You Want to Be a Police Officer which describes the process of becoming a police officer in Scottsdale along with the current recruitment video played at the end of this segment.

    There are more videos and information about becoming a police officer on the Scottsdale Police Department's website.

     
    www.scottsdaleaz.gov/police.asp
  • 03 Apr 2015 9:47 AM | Anonymous

    Working at a vocation that doesn't even feel like work is an enjoyable life choice. Not even knowing that being an Aesthetician (also sometimes spelled Esthetician) was a possible career choice, Angela Williams hit pay dirt when by happenstance she decided to treat herself to a facial. She immediately knew that she wanted to be able to serve others by helping them to look the way they wanted to look and to feel the way they wanted to feel. 

    Now after nearly two decades in the personal care industry, she enjoys owning and operating her private skincare studio.

  • 30 Mar 2015 9:50 AM | Anonymous

    Many people marvel at the skill and focused concentration that jugglers entertain their audience with. Spending some time with broadcast radio owner-operator, Francis Battaglia, makes one realize that those accomplished jugglers have nothing on him!

    Like most other business owners wearing many hats is his job. While focusing on management, programming, marketing and sales, Francis Battaglia skillfully utilizes many business tools, including social media and networking.

    There are a number of careers inside of the broadcast radio industry to consider. They fall into the two main categories of the business side and the broadcasting operations side. If you are interested in the broadcast media industry, you will find the information shared by Mr. Battaglia very powerful. 

  • 27 Mar 2015 10:56 AM | Anonymous

    What better way to see the countryside of American, than to be a paid truck driver. Attracted to large moving vehicles and maps, Mike Parker dreamed of becoming a truck driver. The military gave him a great start and tons of experience in a larger variety of vehicles, including tanks. He has driven a number of different types of routes and today drives what would be termed the 11 western states. He continues to feel blessed to see more of this great land and meet more fascinating Americans while driving to support his family.

  • 17 Mar 2015 11:53 AM | Anonymous


    As a young person with little or no experience, you may be offered a job for minimum wage. For you this could actually be a good thing as your employer recognizes that they will need to train you, and in return not have to pay you as much. When you don't have the training or knowledge needed to be a valuable and profitable member of the team, you are given an opportunity to gain that experience and get paid to do so.

    Around the United States and US Territories, minimum wage is set by either the legislators or by ballot votes, where the local cost of living among other things can be taken into consideration. Therefore, in general, the minimum wage around the US and its territories currently ranges from $5.15 per hour in Georgia and Wyoming to $9.50 in Washington DC.

    Some exceptions do exist like Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee, and New Hampshire, where there is no minimum wage. Make no mistake--this does not mean that an employer shouldn't pay you, but just that there isn't a law dictating a minimum amount. If this sounds like it could be a frequently debated subject, you are right.

    The current minimum wage rates and some of the near future changes are listed on the National Conference of State Legislatures website. So your mileage may vary, depending on where you live.

  • 10 Mar 2015 1:05 PM | Anonymous

    From a long-line of business owners, this audio-visual contractor installs modern day A-V conveniences.

    Contractors build and renovate buildings, facilities, and roads. Most contractors are actually subcontractors who specialize in a smaller portion of the overall process.

    Gregory's passion for music and movies led him to appreciate the audio and video equipment that has become common in our modern lives. So what better vocation than an audio-visual contractor to help Gregory stay on the leading edge of surround sound technology. 

    His ethics and serving leadership made becoming a concierge type contractor the best fit for him, where he can meet his client's needs, wants, and budget.

  • 01 Mar 2015 7:42 AM | Anonymous

    The Danish company Lego has touched lives for decades. Not many of us from around the world can even remember a time when there wasn't Lego bricks. In fact, according to Brand Finance, as of February 2015, Lego replaced Ferrari as the “World's most powerful brand.”

    Still passionate about Legos, Mike Olson, a plumbing engineer, isn't the only engineer who has continued to work and play with the colorful interlocking bricks. As a valuable member of many commercial and industrial building construction design teams, Mike uses his knowledge of materials, plumbing components, and construction procedures to serve his clients. Mike continues his passion for excellence with his life long learning attitude, leading by example in the industry association of the American Society of Plumbing Engineers (ASPE).

    Don't be confused... A plumbing engineer doesn't install or work on plumbing systems. Instead this type of engineer spends their workday designing systems on computerized drafting programs, coordinating with architects, guiding and directing plumbing contractors, and inspecting installations.

  • 30 Jan 2015 10:57 AM | Anonymous

    Nancy Christy-Moore, professional fine artist, paints a picture of why it is important to follow your passion.

    She believes it is essential to...

    "Do what you love. Because even if it doesn't make a whole lot of money, you're going to do a lot more with it. You're going to get a lot more inner satisfaction out of it, because it is what you were meant to do. Do what you love." Nancy Christy-Moore

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  • 01 Dec 2014 4:17 PM | Anonymous

    Dr. Beth has honed her research and clinical skills to encourage young children to Connect, Cope and Thrive through the challenges of daily life. She has extended her private practice services to include parent workshops, where she helps parents to better understand the way kids think. As a clinical child psychologist, Dr. Beth uses her education and experience to understand and guide parent-child relationships, which is a large part of helping everyone enjoy a happier life together.

  • 14 Nov 2014 8:43 PM | Anonymous

    It's not hard to make decisions when you know what your values are. ~Roy Disney

    Sometimes our direction in life isn't as clear as we would like it to be. That's exactly when it's helpful to take a step back and see what feels right in your heart.

    Scientists have actually discovered neurons around the human heart. (HeartMath.org) Dr. J. Andrew Armour introduced the term, "heart brain," in 1991. Armour showed that the heart's complex nervous system qualified it as a "little brain." 

    So yes! Sometimes your heart truly knows before your brain does. If something seems extra interesting to you, dig deeper to make sure that it is in alignment with who you are and who you would like to become. Then you'll know that you are on to something!



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