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What’s the difference between a cosmetic dermatologist and a plastic surgeon? Do the top people on the plastic surgeons side make more than the top cosmetic dermatologist? And where in California do they take home the most money? ( EXAMPLE: you make 500k a year but from taxes and stuff only take home 300k)

My son is a 26 year old male who will be registering as a sex offender after serving 3-5 months in jail. It is due to an unfortunate event where he was under the impression she was of legal age and everything was consensual (2 counts of unlawful intercourse with someone under 18 when the accuser is over 18)
He has a bachelors degree in exercise science and am 2 classes away from his masters degree. Does he stick to personal training in the private sector? Would it be possible to open a small garage gym to train adults/male athletes only?
He has also brought up getting a law degree and becoming a defense attorney.. you could say this situation inspired him to do so. He is also thinking about trying to do public speaking of some sort in relation to sexual offenses
If you have any career ideas that would be possible for an offender please fire away.. I am not looking for short-term job ideas.
Thank you for your time

I’m a novice at ANSYS and ABAQUS, but I really enjoy working with computational software such as SolidWorks and ProE. I’m an introvert and hate working in groups and presentations. Im quiet, modest, humble, hard working, anxious, and rely on my perseverance to get things done. I have a mechanical engineering bachelors degree and am EIT certified. Ive not been happy at my last jobs (medical devices), and I wish I was more “free” from the burdens of red-tape, meetings, presentations, and consulting. FEA to me almost sounds like a skilled trade, a niche I can own and deliver, but I don’t know where to begin. Get a masters on FEA? Teach myself via books and software? I dont want to go into FEA if someone with an associates could have taken it. I like the potential that FEA has in that I can work from home almost like a contracting service. I also like how most FEA softwares can be integrated with various CAD software.
Can anyone give me a starting point? A salary range? Any plans and suggestions or recommendations about this career path? Im already 25 and I dont want to grow too old before I make a career change!

I currently work at a finance company. I did not finish college but plan to go back to get my degree. The problem is, I don’t know what degree path to choose. I would like to make a career change but don’t know where to start. I enjoy working on my own, I’m not a huge people-person so working from home would be ideal. I love designing things like newsletters and am passionate about photography. Computers also interest me and I really enjoyed all the computer classes I took in the past. I would just go ahead with graphic design, but I’m not sure that graphic designers can work from home and also make a good salary. Any suggestions would be very appreciated. Thanks =)

Hi there,
I am a MCA (Masters of Computer Applications) and had a niche for coding and application development. Unfortunately I had been hired by Seamless Distribution AB, as a Junior support engineer. I am working on Linux and Mysql with certain networking concepts involved. Some of my job roles cover ssh tunnelling, port forwarding, basic linux installation and maintainance, ss7 protocol adherence, mysql simple query fetching, replicating and taking database back ups. Using system monitoring tools like nagios and ticketing tools like OTRS.
Its basically a support job with he designation of a system engineer.
I am planning to extend my career in this path and have listed down my next steps. I am interested in taking a RHCSA certificate following a RHCE. This will approximately take 1.5 years as i have calculated. I would then like to move on to oracle certified mysql database admin certification and a ccna. Finally ending up with RHCE, SQL admin adn CCNA certification!
Is it possible to complete them within a matter of 3 years from now? Also please let me know how benificial wil it be and where will i stand in the IT market after 5 years.

I am 23, roughly 170lbs, dedicated to physical fitness, and am trying to figure out the best way to go about building a foundation for a career in MMA. I prefer to practice BJJ and/or Muay Thai.
I have researched where the top 20 best gyms are (cross referenced between FIGHT! magazine and Bleacher Report) and have narrowed it down to 4 based on location preference: Nog & Silva MMA (Miami, FL); American Top Team (Coconut Creek, FL); Penn Training and Fitness (Hilo, HI); Team Nogueira MMA (West Palm, FL). Would it be prudent to start at an affiliate in the area to begin training, then move to the higher rep gyms as I become more adept? Or, would it be better build my foundation at a higher rep gym (considering that higher rep gyms cost significantly more for membership)?
I have also considered going abroad. I have worked for UPS for 5 years and can transfer to any hub in the world and have narrowed down to either Thailand (practice Muay Thai) or Brazil (practice BJJ). I would plan to stay in either location and train for a year. Would it be worth studying and practicing the martial art in its originating country? Would it provide me with a competitive advantage that would outweigh financial costs? If so, which gyms/trainers should I seek out?
Training everyday is not an issue and neither is dieting. I have a high tolerance for pain and the drive to boot. Financially I am not made of money, but I am debt free and within my means to make something of myself.
If anyone has any suggestions on which gyms/trainers to pursue outside of what has already been suggested, please feel free to leave a comment. I am simply looking for general guidance on how to best go about pursuing this career. Thanks and much appreciated.