David Bagga

Medical sales jobs perhaps are best known by the familiar pharmaceutical representative jobs which are usually $100k plus jobs but there are other aspects to medical that are just as lucrative but not as well publicized. Less well known are medical device sales career and medical supplies sales jobs. These sales jobs can be well compensated and require different types of sales representatives to be successful in their field. The best medical sales jobs for a pharmaceutical company will usually be someone with a degree in chemistry, biology, life sciences or a strong medical background. Their product line will change frequently and they must be able to memorize and understand the details of the pharmaceutical products they sell and be able to answer the questions of physicians about the particular product. These are jobs in sales where a territory is assigned and travel is usually essential. An undergraduate degree in life sciences is usually required of the individual. Best ...

While attending college it is hard to balance course loads and working a job at the same time. Especially if the student is taking sixteen to eighteen credit hours in a semester. However, it is nice to have some extra money to go out and have some fun with. So what can a student do to earn money without stretching their time too thin for classwork? They can work online. When I started college the internet had just barely become mainstream. These online job opportunities weren't available. Now there are lots of jobs for college graduates   online for college students. Below I have listed a few jobs a college student could do to earn some extra money by working online. jobs for college graduates Tutoring There are several websites that will hire college students for tutoring. There is usually an application process and testing. This is to make sure the applicants are knowledgeable in their chosen subjects and placed at the proper grade level for tutoring. Tra...

Before you can expect to be successful on the gridiron, court, or any other playing surface you strive to have a positive attitude, good work habits and respectable character. How you obtain this is an entirely different matter. Surprisingly most bad attitudes start at home. That's right, in your house, under your roof. How many times have you rewarded your child for improper behaviour? How many times has your son or daughter brought home a bad report card, not finished a required chore or displayed poor behaviour and you still bought those new Jordan's? If theirs not consequences for your student athletes behaviour, how can you not expect for these attributes to continue? It's not up to a coach, counsellor, or mentor to figure this out; it's your responsibility as a parent to right the ship. You must take proactive measures to discourage this behaviour.  S tudent Athletes Here are some things you can; 1) Reward excellent behaviour, but issue consequen...