Why Develop Multiple Job-related Skill Sets?
There are also flexible professional positions you can pursue as a secondary career. These particular jobs cross industry lines, and should be pursued, at the very least through education. For example, standard administrative support staff can work for numerous industries. Support staff includes: accounting, information technology, marketing, sales, human resources, and clerical administrative support. Positions in these fields can easily cross over to different industries. If a real estate agent loses her job in the housing industry, but she has developed administrative skills, she may still rely on her transferable administrative skills to land her a job as an administrative assistant in a different industry that is not impacted by a recession. She may not earn the same wages she did as a real estate agent, but she will be able to feed her family. She can always return to being a real estate agent when the recession ends and the housing market picks up again. Being a specialist in a
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- Why Develop Multiple Job-related Skill Sets?
