10 Jobs You Can Do Anywhere in the World

10 Jobs You Can Do Anywhere in the World10 Jobs You Can Do Anywhere in the WorldDo you feel like an average job would limit you? Do you need freedom in your life? Check out these 10 jobs you can do from anywhere you want.CopywritingAll you need for this job are skills and laptop. Changing working environment can even be beneficial in terms of raising your creativity and enthusiasm for work. Get inspired by magical environment and write even betterTranslationIf you master 2 or more languages, translating could be a great source of finances for you. If you go aboard, you have even higher chances to get a job in this field. Translating is a very good job, which is paid very well. Another benefit is, that you dont have to be at the office for 8 hours everyday.Online MarketingTaking care of facebook, twitter and other social media accounts and coming up with content you would like to share with your audience. Almost every company hires social media experts, who take care of their social m edia. Other branches of online marketing are PPC, SEO, content marketing and much more.Graphic DesignUsually, unless you are a freelance graphic designer, you are not allowed to do your job elsewhere than in the office. Being freelance graphic designer is not a bad work at all. A lot of freelancers do this job to finance their journeys around the world. Obviously you can do the job anywhere you want.Stock TradingWe have already talked about What its Like to be Wall Street Broker. You can make a lot of money, but you can gelbkreuzgas it pretty fast as well. You need to do a ton of research on a daily bases, to always know what is going on. You can do this job anywhere you want. If you want to earn good money (we know you want), be prepared, that it is a very time consuming type of work.WriterWriting is one of those jobs, which may be done even better while traveling. Look at the Beat Generation. Their greatest inspiration was traveling and all the beautiful people they have met. Are you ready to write another On The Road?PhotographerTo be a photographer, its actually necessary to travel a lot. It doesnt matter if you work on weddings or rock concerts, these venues always take distributions-mix somewhere else. If you are a landscape photographer, you will be payed to visit the most beautiful places on earth. Sounds good, huh?YoutuberIt is extremely difficult to become well known youtuber. A lot of people are trying to make their dream career on youtube. Once you actually have enough views to do youtube for living, you might be able to do it even from your hotel room somewhere on the other side of the world. Of course it wont be as comfortable as in enviroment you are used to, but it is possible.ProgrammerYou will need some really good skills and experience for this job. Once you are good at it you will have a really good paycheck. Companies appreciate their programmers, so you will have a lot of traveling opportunities. You may be able from time to time to have a home office as well.ConsultingIt doesnt really matter in what field you work. Consulting is a job You can do from wherever place you want. Think about doing your job from the beach or a top of a mountain.Do you like this story? Share it with your friends.Share Your Feedback or Ideas in the Comments

How to Be More Assertive (Video) - The Muse

How to Be More Assertive (Video) - The MuseHow to Be More Assertive (Video)I have a former co-worker whos been at the same organization for almost five years. And in her time there, shes created a new punkt for herself at least twice. When you ask her how, she responds with a simple, I told my boss thats what I wanted.Sure, this wont work for everyone. In fact, Im certain this is a pretty rare occurrence. But I also believe that she never wouldve received these opportunities if she hadnt had the guts to (professionally) express what she desired in her career. Her ability to be assertive was a major win both times. Having this level of self-confidence is hard. But while you may not see yourself ever requesting new opportunities from your boss, there are times where being able to assert yourself will be extremely useful. Like when your co-worker tries to push a good chunk of his workload onto you. Or, when you receive a job offer, but you decide the position just isnt for you. If this quality doesnt come naturally to you, thats OK. Because this video has some great tips and tricks on how you can work on building this skill. And, hey, maybe one day youll feel self-assured enough to make your own position.

Networking and Schmoozing for the Capitol Hill Job Search

Networking and Schmoozing for the Capitol Hill Job SearchNetworking and Schmoozing for the Capitol Hill Job SearchThis article is excerpted from the Vault Guide to Capitol Hill Careers. Read more excerpts or purchase the guideDiscuss government careers at the Government Career Message BoardDiscuss non-profit careers at the Non-profit Career Message BoardWithout question, networking and the ability to foster long-term relationships are at the heart of any successful career in Washington. It begins with your first position and continues throughout your time in the political community, whetzu sich it is on the Hill or in a related profession such as lobbying or public relations.For those conducting a job search, especially first time job seekers new to the city, establishing a network can be challenging. There are several good ways to use networking in pursuit of a first job. One of the most effective is to build a list of contacts by going on a series of informational interviewsRequest Informational Interviews Meet with as many people as possible who work in organizations related to what interests you. Many people are receptive to helping newcomers to Washington and providing career advice. Contact people in your home state congressional delegation and others identified through friends, family, professors, and previous experiences. Not everyone will have the time or inclination to meet with you, but there will certainly be some that will. Most people in Washington began their careers much like you are now, so they remember what it was like to find that first position and will be open to helping out.How to Conduct an Informational Interview Once you have scheduled some interviews, it is important to have an idea of what you want out of them. An informational interview is exactly what it sounds like a chance to get information about career opportunities. Although it is not an actual interview, you should follow the same rules for interviewing dress professionall y, be on time, ask good questions, and carry a copy of your resume. You should have several goals for your interviewsMake a Good Impression You want the person you honigwein with to feel comfortable thinking that you are the type of person he or she would consider for a future opening or would pass along your resume to another organization seeking to fill a position. Therefore, dont go in unprepared. Do your research on the organization and have a clear idea in mind of the types of positions you are looking for. Dont be pushy about immediate openings with the organization, and dont expect to instantly find a job as a result of the interview.Leave Your Resume Bring a copy of your resume to leave with the interviewer. Again, dont present it as an application for a position with the organization, but do ask that the person keep you in mind should he or she hear of any needs that you could fill.Get New Contacts Informational interviews will help you expand your contacts. Be sure to g et the names of additional people to contact (try to get two additional names, if possible), and make sure to get in anflug with them soon. Doing so will allow you to rapidly expand your network.Follow up, but dont be pesky Continue to follow up with the people you have contacted, but dont become obnoxious about it. For example, after three weeks it might be worth a call to one of your contacts to remind him or her about your meeting and see if anything has come up. However, call too much and you will earn the enmity of your contact and be rewarded with silence. Also, remember to send a thank you note expressing your gratitude for the interviewers time.There are many additional ways to network in Washington, many of which allow you to explore your personal interests at the same time. Additionally, networking doesnt end with your first job in fact, it is just beginning. All of the following are good ways to either help you find a position or ensure that when you are ready to move up or consider other opportunities, you will have a system of support in placeCo-workers get to know all of your coworkers, especially those in other areas that you dont interact with on a regular basis. On the Hill you will get to know them very well because you will be housed in tight quarters. Stay in touch with them after they leave your office.Staff Organizations There are many staff organizations on Capitol Hill, some of which are open to non-Hill staffers. Join all of those that interest you, and get involved with the clubs when you have time. Some examples include the Congressional Legislative Staff Association, Republican Communications Association, the Lesbian and Gay Congressional Staff Association, Congressional Black Associates, and many others. A list of staff organizations and contacts can be found at the Committee on House Administration web site, www.house.gov/cha.Get Involved Washington offers tons of opportunities for people to get involved in things that they en joy, which also provides for networking opportunities. For example, there are many softball leagues in and around DC, including an active league pitting Capitol Hill offices against one another. There are many charitable activities organized by Hill staff and other young Washington types. One could also become a junior member at one of the small art galleries, which host receptions and educational opportunities, such as the Corcoran Gallery of Art or the Phillips Collection.Volunteer for Political Activities There are always elections taking place within DC or in the metro area. Get involved with local political parties or look out for opportunities to help out the national parties on races.This article is excerpted from the Vault Guide to Capitol Hill Careers. Read more excerpts or purchase the guideDiscuss government careers at the Government Career Message BoardDiscuss non-profit careers at the Non-profit Career Message Board