How To Get The Best Job

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By Chris Kyle

CareerCast.com recently pored through 200 professions to rank the best jobs for the year.

Looking at five key criteria - salary, outlook, workplace conditions, stress, and physical demands - the resulting "The 10 Best Jobs For 2011" was published by Forbes in January.

According to Forbes, the best jobs for 2011 require "proficiency in science, math or technology and a college degree."

We've spotlighted seven careers that CareerCast.com included among its list of the best. Find out which degree you need to land one of these jobs now.

Best Job #1 - Actuary

High pay and low stress helped distinguish actuaries, who happen to know a thing or two about analysis, from the 200 careers that CareerCast.com analyzed.

Training: In addition to passing an actuarial exam, actuaries need a bachelor's degree in an area like mathematics, statistics, accounting, or finance.

Pay: $87,204

Related Career - Accountant
Training: Bachelor's in Accounting
Pay: $67,430

Best Job #2 - Software Engineer

Forbes mentions that the advent of cloud computing and the newfound popularity of cellphone apps have created a wealth of employment opportunities for software engineers, who rose to the top of CareerCast.com's best jobs ranking. High pay is another perk enjoyed by software engineers.

Training: According to the U.S. Department of Labor, most software engineers have a bachelor's degree in computer science, software engineering, or mathematics.

Pay: $87,140

Related Career - Computer Programmer
Training: Bachelor's in Programming & Software
Pay: $74,690

Best Job #3 - Computer Systems Analyst

Knowing how to operate a company's computer systems is one of the most valuable skills you can have in today's economy, not to mention tomorrow's. In addition to a bright job outlook, many computer systems analysts enjoy perks like telecommuting.

Training: Most computer systems analysts have a bachelor's degree in computer science, information science, or management information systems, according to the Department of Labor.

Pay: $77,153

Related Career - Network Systems Analyst
Training: Bachelor's in IT & Information Systems
Pay: $76,560

Best Job #4 - Statistician

Crunching numbers, determining numerical patterns, and predicting future results are all part of a statistician's responsibilities, which often pays off in the form of high compensation and a comfortable workplace.

Training:At a minimum, you need a bachelor's degree in mathematics and statistics, according to the Department of Labor, but many employers prefer candidates with a master's degree.

Pay: $73,208

Related Career - Financial Analyst
Training: Bachelor's in Finance
Pay: $85,240

 

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