Anonymous wrote:Retained executive search. I made a ton of money and the work is moronically simple

But what if you don't place anyone? Or are you on a retainer?

You need to get a good gov'ment job.

Writer if you have the talent. Screen writers and tv writers.

Anonymous wrote:Dentist

Dentistry isn’t easy.

Anonymous wrote:Re: dental hygienists (DH)

Of course men's hand maidens make much less than the men who delegate their "dirty work" to them. (I know dentists CAN be men...but have you EVER met a male DH?)

There is nothing stopping men from being dh or women from being dentists. What is your point?

Anonymous wrote:Trust fund baby

Princess

These. The WMTA is a good one, too.

Playing a sport you love for money is a great gig when you can get it. I played over seas for 6 years and never made more than 200k a yr but all my expenses were covered and I was single and traveling the world doing something that was easy and fun. I also hung out with other guys doing the same thing which made it really fun. Also got a lot of free shit.

How do you get into the executive search business? What about your background should you highlight?

pharmacist

President of US

Executive recruiting in a niche market. Speaking from experience. And I have a marketing degree from a party school.

Anonymous wrote:Judging from the complete idiots i knew in college who got rich on wall street, that's the way to go.

You must be old then. These days it’s all Asian nerds.

Executive search, commercial real estate, retained lobbyist

Retained executive search. I made a ton of money and the work is moronically simple

Fundraising. But specifically, major gifts. Shallow, unintelligent people with absurdly high opinions of themselves while lacking even the slightest shred of curiosity and critical thinking skills.