Friday, January 20, 2017

Best Jobs in America

CNNMoney/PayScale's top 100 careers with big growth, great pay and satisfying work.

24.  Operations Project Mgr.

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  • Median Pay: $87,100
  • Top Pay: $126,000
  • 10-year job growth: 7%
An eagle eye is helpful in this role. When a company has a large internal project -- implementing a new payroll program, say -- these managers oversee all the details required for a smooth rollout. They delegate tasks, coordinate various departments, and deliver status reports to company executives.
Quality of life ratings: 
Personal satisfaction: C | Benefit to society: B | Telecommuting: A | Low stress: B

Best Jobs in America

CNNMoney/PayScale's top 100 careers with big growth, great pay and satisfying work.

23.  Project Control Specialist

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  • Median Pay: $89,600
  • Top Pay: $131,000
  • 10-year job growth: 14%
Project control specialists make sure a company's big construction and engineering projects adhere to the budget and timeline. They communicate with internal and external teams to make sure everyone is up to date on progress and scheduling changes.
Quality of life ratings: 
Personal satisfaction: B | Benefit to society: B | Telecommuting: B | Low stress: B

Best Jobs in America

CNNMoney/PayScale's top 100 careers with big growth, great pay and satisfying work.

22.  IT Operations Manager

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  • Median Pay: $97,200
  • Top Pay: $137,000
  • 10-year job growth: 15%
No one's happy when computers crash at work. It's the job of these managers to make sure a company's IT systems are up and running for all day-to-day activities. They assemble and lead a team with top-notch trouble-shooting skills to tackle any tech issues that arise.
Quality of life ratings: 
Personal satisfaction: B | Benefit to society: B | Telecommuting: B | Low stress: C

Best Jobs in America

CNNMoney/PayScale's top 100 careers with big growth, great pay and satisfying work.

21.  Government Affairs Dir.

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  • Median Pay: $108,000
  • Top Pay: $193,000
  • 10-year job growth: 7%
When regulations change, these professionals help companies keep up. Government affairs directors serve as a liaison between their employer and the federal or local agencies that regulate it. They provide input on policies, make sure the company is following current laws and keep higher-ups aware of new rules in the works.
Quality of life ratings: 
Personal satisfaction: | Benefit to society: A | Telecommuting: A | Low stress: B