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| *Ostroff, Fair and Company>>>Other - Careers & Employment |
What would be a good job to look into after getting burnt out from pet grooming for so long? |
I have been a dog groomer for 7 years. I still love it and it will always be my passion. I will continue to do this, on the side, But I can't do this FOREVER. I'm getting older and you really have to be in top physical shape to do this successfully. It effects my stress level and my physical level. I feel so tired. I still love it but I don't want to end up like some of my co-workers... surgeries and bitterness. I would like to get out soon but the money is so good and I need at LEAST $500.00 MINIMUM a week. I don't have a degree and I'm afraid t I may be screwed. Any suggestions? I think i may need a desk job for a while before I get burnt out. Mabye just temporary...Obviously I would have to take a major cut in pay, but I think iIneed a break. Any suggestions out there as to any ideas of what kind of job I can take that's not so stressful and physical? I do have other talants like Piano, Guitar and data entry... So my question is: where do groomers go when they need to move on? Take a look at work at home jobs or telecommuting. You can work at home and continue with pet grooming on the side. Be careful though because many of those work at home sites are scams. If you plan on doing this type of work I urge you to investigate it thoroughly before you get into it. Many are scams. For example, if they require money up front it is a scam. This site will help you detect whether the offer is a scam or not. Mompreneurs - Ten Signs It's a Scam. Follow these guidelines to avoid being ripped off http://www.ivillage.com/work/print/0,107... This site gives you the advantages and disadvantages of telecommuting or working at home. http://www.eei.org/esg/na/tele.htm... If you still want to work at home you can check out the sites below. Please understand that I am not recommending them. You have to put them through the foregoing tests. I just came across these sites when I was researching the subject. http://allfreelance.com/telecommutingjob... http://www.homejobstop.com/sitemap.html... http://www.careerbuilder.com http://www.world.org/weo/telecommuting... For more information about telecommuting or working at home go to these sites. Selling your employer the idea of telecommuting. http://www.workoptions.com/telecom.htm..... International Telework Association and Council (ITAC). You might be able to ask this organization to recommend legitimate sites to you. http://www.telecommute.org/ Finally you can also log in to the U. S. Department of Labor website and search there for work at home sites. http://www.bls.gov/oco/ Peace and blessings! |
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