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Healthcare...

The answer to your question is 1) network 2) get involved 3) beef up your resume 4) repeat -happypantsmcgee WSO is not your personal search function.
 
Christopher MoltisantiOil field equipment/services.

I come from a family that has family members that do this for a top firm and unless you become an exec (which by then you'll be management i guess) it will be hard to reach 7 figures.

That being said, it is probably up there in terms of sweet non-finance sales jobs.

However I will take defense as probably the best. Arms dealing sounds like a bad-ass gig (legal tho, like work for Raytheon or Lockheed)

 
UFOinsiderENERGY

To get to a high position in energy you'd need a petroleum engineering degree. In all honesty I'd probably go with real estate, but I don't know why you wouldn't go into finance.

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bfin][quote=GreenwichForLifeWhat do QVC and EMC stand for?

You are honestly so lazy.

Maybe this article is talking about you: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/rich-kids-instagram-overserved-oversharin…]

I apologize that I'm not as intelligent, hard working, or resourceful as you are, bro.

Anyone else want to help out? I tried looking it up (and got to http://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/EMC), and honestly, several of these can fit in the context of "it wouldn't pay as well as an EMC." Thanks in advance.

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don't see anything wrong with that tumblr. I'm sure their parents are pissed cause its such a security breach but....who can blame them??

Its not like any of you would do the sweet shit that they are doing in some of those photos.

 

EMC are the initials of the founders of EMC. Egan and Marino. The C was to complete the company name, which was named after einstein's e=mc^2

 

I wouldn't do RE instead of hardware/software sales. The pay is about the same and the job in the latter is much more interesting imo.

EDIT: I don't know about medical devices sales. I think it could be a good deal too.

 

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