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Jobs w/ surprising paychecks

Court Reporters
Fashion Designers
School Principals
Technical Writer
Aircraft Mechanic

Even in the midst of a struggling economy, strong salaries are cropping up in the most unexpected places. Choose the right blue collar job, and you could be earning an upwardly mobile income. Choose the right education or creative profession, and you could turn a "labor of love" into labor for good money. Choose the right industry, and you could be earning much more for the same work. Surprising salaries aren't hard to come by: simply find a high-demand niche, get the education to fulfill the job requirements, and start earning what you're worth.

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How are people finding jobs?

Peter Weddle reports again.
Our 2007 survey confirmed some previously reported trends and yielded a couple of interesting surprises. As shown below, the five largest sources of new employees were online job boards, staffing and executive search firms, tips from friends and family members, networking in a business context, and two methods that have been pooh-poohed recently by the cognoscenti of employment: career fairs and newspapers.
The #1 source of employment: answering ads and posting a resume on job boards, reported by 13.22% of respondents;
The #2 source of employment: a call from a headhunter or staffing firm, reported by 11.3% of respondents;
The #3 source of employment: a tip from a friend or family member, reported by 11.1% of respondents;
The #4 source of employment: networking at work or at a business event, reported by 10.5% of respondents;
The #5 source of employment: a virtual tie between career fairs and answering an ad in a newspaper, reported by 5.8% of respondents.
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