Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'd say the following:
- Diplomat
- Senior level Sate appointment
- Any high-level White House appointment
- USAID
- CIA
None of those are prestigious in the slightest, and their measly pay shows that. A diplomat (I assume you meant state department) or a fed employee in general are nothing social. They are a dime a dozen, make meh pay (and even then you could argue are overpaid given how little work they do) and have fairly low hiring requirements.
In my book the prestigious careers (outside of unique ones like Hollywood actor) are big law, investment banking, big tech, and to a lesser extent, management consulting.
Management consulting? Sleazy.
Not any more than people who go in medicine, law and religion to make money.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'd say the following:
- Diplomat
- Senior level Sate appointment
- Any high-level White House appointment
- USAID
- CIA
None of those are prestigious in the slightest, and their measly pay shows that. A diplomat (I assume you meant state department) or a fed employee in general are nothing social. They are a dime a dozen, make meh pay (and even then you could argue are overpaid given how little work they do) and have fairly low hiring requirements.
In my book the prestigious careers (outside of unique ones like Hollywood actor) are big law, investment banking, big tech, and to a lesser extent, management consulting.
Management consulting? Sleazy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'd say the following:
- Diplomat
- Senior level Sate appointment
- Any high-level White House appointment
- USAID
- CIA
None of those are prestigious in the slightest, and their measly pay shows that. A diplomat (I assume you meant state department) or a fed employee in general are nothing social. They are a dime a dozen, make meh pay (and even then you could argue are overpaid given how little work they do) and have fairly low hiring requirements.
In my book the prestigious careers (outside of unique ones like Hollywood actor) are big law, investment banking, big tech, and to a lesser extent, management consulting.
Anonymous wrote:Lobbyist.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anyone one who devotes their career or fortunes to resolve and support those much less fortunate and/or our planet. This includes some of the careers already posted here if devoted to the above— the virtuous.
yessss! I agree.
Anonymous wrote:psychiatric nurse
emergency room physician
Psychotherapist
philosophy professor
Episcopal clergy
Buddhist monk
Jazz musician
Artist
Babysitter for families with special needs children
Government and nonprofit workers who help disabled people find jobs
power lobbyist on K street
Political fundraiser
Campaign manager
These last three are holdovers from my 20’s
er physician? those are the lowest on the totem pole!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cancer Research.
cancer research without animal testing. To do your research without speciesism is prestigious, otherwise NOT.