How Im saving 65% of my income without a six-figure salary

How Im saving 65% of my income without a six-figure salaryHow Im saving 65% of my income without a six-figure salaryIm not going to lie to you here, this is basically a humble brag post.Hopefully educational and interesting as well, but lets call this what it is.My goal is not to come off smug, conceited, or that Im better than anyone.Im not.I make financial mistakes all the time still, even though Ive taught myself so much over the years.Im not going to lie to you here, this is basically a humble brag post.Hopefully educational and interesting as well, but lets call this what it is.Follow Ladders on FlipboardFollow Ladders magazines on Flipboard covering Happiness, Productivity, Job Satisfaction, Neuroscience, and moraMy goal is not to come off smug, conceited, or that Im better than anyone.Im not.I make financial mistakes all the time still, even though Ive taught myself so much over the years.Now, lets get into the goods.Below Im sharing what it took to get to save 65% of income, my next steps, and my ultimate savings goal for the near future.You may have read my story about my path to$100k saved and invested, which this post here is essentially a part of that series.There is probably a bit of overlap too, which welches inevitable.No Six-Figure SalaryThe reason I decided to include this in the title is because many of the articles about high saving rates are people in a six-figure salary rage.There are articles of people that dont make that much too and there are also ones about people who make six-figures and barely save due tolifestyle creep. But the majority I see in major publications have big salaries.And look, making more money and having a higher salary certainly can help you in big ways.More income equals more tauglichkeit to save.Generating more income helped me as well, which well get into below.But, I wanted to share my salary sortiments for when I started my first full-time career of college to present.(Not giving the exact amounts to keep some f orm of privacy.My salary could be on the low end, middle or higher end of ansicht ranges during the timeframes).2010 2014 ($30,000 $36,000 Pre-tax)2014 2017 ($36,000 $46,000 Pre-tax)2017 Present ($46,000 $85,000 Pre-tax)It also wasnt until late Summer and Fall 2014 when I started to take my personal finances seriously and work on build a savings rate andgenerating more income.How Im Saving 65% of My IncomeAchieving a savings rate this high is not something that happens overnight and takes some work to achieve.It took me just about five years to get to this percentage, but the time to get here was well worth it when I see the results.Below is how Ive gotten to 65% savings rate and hopefully these tips can help you increase your own.Again, there areno big secretsHow Im Saving 65% of My IncomeAchieving a savings rate this high is not something that happens overnight and takes some work to achieve.It took me just about five years to get to this percentage, but the time to get here was well worth it when I see the results.Below is how Ive gotten to 65% savings rate and hopefully these tips can help you increase your own.Again, there areno big secretsMade expense cutbacks (to an extent)Seeing all the numbers, it made me realize where I was either overspending or wasting money on things that really wasnt important to my quality of life.One area I caught, was that I was clearly overspending on food and going out socializing.Nothing wrong with it, but it should be in moderation.I also caught monthly memberships that I wasnt really utilizing much, so I canceled them.Small things like this wont make you rich, but these cutbacks will help you save more.I was happy to have $50-$100 back a month to save instead.Additionally, I made efforts to save on living expenses.Moving out of a one bedroom apartment, to a two bedroom with a friend to split costs for example.Pay off some piece of debtNo doubt, saving money is hard when you also have debt.I had student loan debt, a car loan, and a little bit on my credit card.It was a bit foolish for me to get a brand new car in 2011, when my salary was low, had no real savings, and was living on my own, but its what I did.However, the car loan had the highest interest and was over $320 a month.Getting that back to save each month would be a nice percentage increase and adds up quickly.I started putting a bit extra a month first to get this lower and then in early 2017 I paid off the remaining balance in one shot.Took a hit in my savings at first, but quickly recovered with my savings rate and now the extra $300+ I get to keep.Ideally, you dont want to carry debt forever.Many people might have chosen to aggressively pay off their debt over saving, but I did both.Iwrote more about that here.Side hustlesI understand not everyone wants to do side hustles, but I found them to be incredible helpful in my financial journey in a few ways.First, making more money which could go towards either expenses or right to savi ngs.And second, they helped boost my professional knowledge.I learned a lot about absatzwirtschaft and websites by starting blogs, consulting, and freelancing when I could.That in turn, was value I could add to my resume to get higher paying jobs and showcase my worth to companies.If you are looking for some side hustle ideas with serious income potential, check out this list.Increase career worthThere is no question that increasing my salary helped me boost my savings rate.However, making more money is not guarantee youll save well either.You have to have the financial foundation set, as to not fall into the traps of lifestyle creep.During my savings rate strategy, there was a point where I plateaued unless I was making more money.I hit around 40% savings rate, when there was no room left to save (unless magically my student loans went away).While cutting back expenses helped, there is only so much I could save on.But, with making money, there really is no limit.So besides side hus tling, I worked to improve my career in marketing.In 2017, I took a remote lokalitt with a higher salary, which gave me an extra 25% boost in my savings rate.Keeping the consumer mentality in-checkOur society has a consumer mentality problem, we get obsessed with stuff.I still like the occasional nice thing and feel its important to treat yourself in some way.But, letting it get out of control hurts your savings rates and puts you in debt.I dont think there are any secrets to managing this other than practicingself-controland keeping your financial goals top of mind.It took a bit to break this habit, but once I did, I never looked backed.Two things that help here, are remove your credit cards from one-click payments on shopping websites and also wait 24-48 hours before making a purchase.By asking myself if its worth it and sleeping on it, 9/10 I realized I didnt need it.Create good financial habits that become the normOnce I got my consumer mentality in-check I continued with good f inancial habits.Meaning, earning more, spending less, paying myself first, some budgeting, etc.Your old financial habits that are hurting you are not easy to break.But as you start and keep your goals in mind, youll find good habits easier to do.It will get to the point where you dont even think about it anymore, you just naturally do it.I also quickly became addicted to the progress I was making with my savings rate.This made me want to keep going with what I was doing.At some point, this all became the norm and a daily part of my life.The Path to 100% Savings RateMy next goal is to get in the 70-75% range and then ultimately, be at 100% savings rate from my salary job.Because I love food and traveling, getting to my next level of 70-75% is quite challenging.But paying off my remaining student debt will free up more capital to save, increasing my job salary again, and making money off Invested Wallet will help get me there.Im not extremely frugal, probably never will be.Im sure if I got more into that, I could easily get the percentage higher.But the effect on quality of life isnt worth it to me.Yes, its okay to enjoy and spend money on yourselfBut I have my daily money habits in check and I really shed the consumer mentality, which keeps saving money easier.I think 70% will be the max I can achieve at my current love of income.My goal in the next few yearsBuilding my side hustles and investments up to cover 100% of my monthly expenses, to then be able to save and invest 100% of my income.It wont be easy, but I have no doubt I can do it.This article first appeared on Invested Wallet.

These are the best cities for retirement

These are the best cities for retirementThese are the best cities for retirementWhen the time has come to transition away from the rat race and move into the golden years of retirement, choosing where to go can feel like a dream come true. But with more than half of Americans having less than $10,000 in their bank account for retirement, the need to find a place where you can stretch your dollars the furthest is a top concern.According to finance nachrichten and features website GOBankingRatesnewly released, 2017 list of the 50 Cheapest Places to Retire, retirees looking for affordability may want to consider heading south - as Birmingham, Alabama ranked No. 1 on the list.FollowLadders on FlipboardFollow Ladders magazines on Flipboard coveringHappiness,Productivity,Job Satisfaction,Neuroscience, andmoreAlmost all of the cheapest places to retire are in the South or Midwest. So if youre looking for an affordable place to live in retirement, consider cities in those two regions, Camer on Huddleston, GOBankingRates Life + Money Columnist,told Ladders.Only one city on the West Coast - Spokane - and two cities in the North - Buffalo and Rochester, N.Y. - made it onto the list, she added.Researchers took a look atthe top 150 U.S. cities on Sperlings Best Places to Liveand boiled the list down to the top 50 cities for retirees - based on six cost of living factors, including the cost of healthcare, groceries, housing, transportation and overall cost of living.GOBankingRates compared each citys index to the average annual expenditures by people aged 65 and older, drawn from a 2015 survey by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, to figure out where retirees can live the most comfortably.Top cities to retire1.) Birmingham, AlabamaRetirees can get away with spending just $33,219 a year to live in Birmingham, including an average of $4,915 on healthcare (less than every other city in this ranking) and only $5,242 on rent annually (which is the monthly rent for some tiny apartments in Manhattan) As the cheapest city to retire in on the 50-city list, Birmingham boasts a cost of living thats a whopping 27.4% below the national average, among other points.Birmingham has many of the allures of urban life with a more affordable price tag than youll find in many similarly sized u-bahn areas, U.S. News and World wrote in its 2017 review of the city, adding that the town hosts the collegiate Southwestern Athletic Conference, the minor league Birmingham Barons baseball games and abundant outdoor activities including hiking trails in Red Mountain Park.The town also features more green space per capita than any otherU.S. city, according to GoBankingRates listing, and has 15 golf courses, several nearby lakes that offer some of the best fishing in the South and higher education institutions including the University of Alabama at Birmingham and Samford University, which have an abundance of concerts and arts programming.2.) motor city, MichiganYou can expect to spend $33,356 yearly in this city, the second-cheapest on the list. Annual health expenses in motor city are $5,994 and annual housing expenses are $3,177. Although Detroitfiled for bankruptcy in 2013 amid plunging population numbers and a nosedive by the struggling local auto industry,Detroit has taken great steps to re-brand itself as Americas Great Comeback City, according to GoBankingRates.The town features the award-winning Detroit Institute of the Arts, The Ann Arbor Art Fair, which presents crafts ranging from ceramics to paintings to jewelry, brings more than 500,000 people to the area every year, and Saugatuck, the artists colony of the Midwest, has dozens of galleries and a small, but engaged, population of retiree artists, according to MarketWatch.3.) Jackson, MissisippiYou can live on just $33,676 a year - including $4,925 on housing and $5,514 on healthcare - in Jackson, which touts itself as the City with Soul.Big-city draws include a planetarium, ballet, zoo and op era, and the annual Rhythm and Blues Festival is a favorite. Students from both Jackson State University and Millsaps College are active in town, and seniors are welcome to continue education on campus, according toSouthern LivingMagazine.4.) Memphis, TennesseeYoull spend an average of $6,354 a year for housing and $5,694 annually for healthcare in Memphis, where you can live comfortably on $33,859 a year, analysts found.The town, which served as a springboard for Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry dem wind abgewandte seite Lewis and others who worked with Memphis-based DJ and producer Sam Phillips Sun Records, is awash in southern rock and blues history.Graceland, the mansion that was home to The King, is a major Memphis tourist attraction, attracting over 600,000 visitors annually, especially during Tribute Week around August 16, the anniversary of Presleys death, MarketWatch reported.5.) Toledo, OhioYou can expect to spend $35,095 a year, including $6,174 on healthcare and $4,925 on housing in the cheapest of the five Ohio cities in the rankings.Toledo was featured in the Milken Institutes Best Cities for Successful Aging report in 2014, where it ranked No. 8 out of the top 20 large metro areas.Toledo boasts safety, affordability, ample recreational facilities, and quality hospitals. Finding work or launching a business, however, can be difficult in the local economic environment. Health issues may weaken the workforce, the report said.Unhealthy behavior and chronic diseases and lack of specialty health-care facilities were listed as areas that need improvement in the city.Cities on the bottom of the GOBankingRates listRounding out the bottom of this list were Jacksonville, Florida at No. 45, Lincoln, Nebraska, at No. 46, Sioux Falls, South Dakota at No. 47, San Antonio, Texas at No. 48, Tampa, Florida at No. 49 and Spokane, Washington at No. 50.These are the best cities for retirementWhen the time has come to transition away from the rat race and move into the golden years of retirement, choosing where to go can feel like a dream come true. But with more than half of Americans having less than $10,000 in their bank account for retirement, the need to find a place where you can stretch your dollars the furthest is a top concern.According to finance news and features website GOBankingRatesnewly released, 2017 list of the 50 Cheapest Places to Retire, retirees looking for affordability may want to consider heading south - as Birmingham, Alabama ranked No. 1 on the list.Almost all of the cheapest places to retire are in the South or Midwest. So if youre looking for an affordable place to live in retirement, consider cities in those two regions, Cameron Huddleston, GOBankingRates Life + Money Columnist,told Ladders.Only one city on the West Coast - Spokane - and two cities in the North - Buffalo and Rochester, N.Y. - made it onto the list, she added.Researchers took a look atthe top 150 U.S. cities on Sperlings Best Places to Liveand b oiled the list down to the top 50 cities for retirees - based on six cost of living factors, including the cost of healthcare, groceries, housing, transportation and overall cost of living.GOBankingRates compared each citys index to the average annual expenditures by people aged 65 and older, drawn from a 2015 survey by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, to figure out where retirees can live the most comfortably.Top cities to retire1.) Birmingham, AlabamaRetirees can get away with spending just $33,219 a year to live in Birmingham, including an average of $4,915 on healthcare (less than every other city in this ranking) and only $5,242 on rent annually (which is the monthly rent for some tiny apartments in Manhattan) As the cheapest city to retire in on the 50-city list, Birmingham boasts a cost of living thats a whopping 27.4% below the national average, among other points.Birmingham has many of the allures of urban life with a more affordable price tag than youll find in many s imilarly sized metro areas, U.S. News and World wrote in its 2017 review of the city, adding that the town hosts the collegiate Southwestern Athletic Conference, the minor league Birmingham Barons baseball games and abundant outdoor activities including hiking trails in Red Mountain Park.The town also features more green space per capita than any otherU.S. city, according to GoBankingRates listing, and has 15 golf courses, several nearby lakes that offer some of the best fishing in the South and higher education institutions including the University of Alabama at Birmingham and Samford University, which have an abundance of concerts and arts programming.2.) Detroit, MichiganYou can expect to spend $33,356 yearly in this city, the second-cheapest on the list. Annual health expenses in Detroit are $5,994 and annual housing expenses are $3,177. Although Detroitfiled for bankruptcy in 2013 amid plunging population numbers and a nosedive by the struggling local auto industry,Detroit has taken great steps to re-brand itself as Americas Great Comeback City, according to GoBankingRates.The town features the award-winning Detroit Institute of the Arts, The Ann Arbor Art Fair, which presents crafts ranging from ceramics to paintings to jewelry, brings more than 500,000 people to the area every year, and Saugatuck, the artists colony of the Midwest, has dozens of galleries and a small, but engaged, population of retiree artists, according to MarketWatch.3.) Jackson, MissisippiYou can live on just $33,676 a year - including $4,925 on housing and $5,514 on healthcare - in Jackson, which touts itself as the City with Soul.Big-city draws include a planetarium, ballet, zoo and opera, and the annual Rhythm and Blues Festival is a favorite. Students from both Jackson State University and Millsaps College are active in town, and seniors are welcome to continue education on campus, according toSouthern LivingMagazine.4.) Memphis, TennesseeYoull spend an average of $6,354 a year for housing and $5,694 annually for healthcare in Memphis, where you can live comfortably on $33,859 a year, analysts found.The town, which served as a springboard for Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and others who worked with Memphis-based DJ and producer Sam Phillips Sun Records, is awash in southern rock and blues history.Graceland, the mansion that was home to The King, is a major Memphis tourist attraction, attracting over 600,000 visitors annually, especially during Tribute Week around August 16, the anniversary of Presleys death, MarketWatch reported.5.) Toledo, OhioYou can expect to spend $35,095 a year, including $6,174 on healthcare and $4,925 on housing in the cheapest of the five Ohio cities in the rankings.Toledo was featured in the Milken Institutes Best Cities for Successful Aging report in 2014, where it ranked No. 8 out of the top 20 large metro areas.Toledo boasts safety, affordability, ample recreational facilities, and quality hospitals. Finding work or launching a business, however, can be difficult in the local economic environment. Health issues may weaken the workforce, the report said.Unhealthy behavior and chronic diseases and lack of specialty health-care facilities were listed as areas that need improvement in the city.Cities on the bottom of the GOBankingRates listRounding out the bottom of this list were Jacksonville, Florida at No. 45, Lincoln, Nebraska, at No. 46, Sioux Falls, South Dakota at No. 47, San Antonio, Texas at No. 48, Tampa, Florida at No. 49 and Spokane, Washington at No. 50.

Encouraging Employee Involvement Helps People Thrive

Encouraging Employee Involvement Helps People ThriveEncouraging Employee Involvement Helps People ThriveHow to recruit, retain, reward, and motivate staff regularly tops your interest list. Doing these well is the fruchtwein important strategic role of the manager or the Human Resources professional. In what other capacities can you contribute more to the success of your organization than in encouraging employee involvement and employee engagement? Employee involvement and employee engagement matter to your organizations success. In The New Pioneers The Men and Women Who are Transforming the Workplace and the Marketplace, Thomas Petzinger, Jr., discussed the pieces of a powerful revolution currently reshaping the face of American business. HR professionals leading the charge on these is recommended for their personal relevance and professional support of their organizations. Petzinger, the former longtime writer of the Wall Street Journal column, The Front Lines, and the author of tw o additional books, drew his conclusions from corporate case studies of companies in more than forty cities in thirty states and worldwide. Some of his most important conclusions are highlighted in this article. The highlighted workplaces demonstrate environments in which motivated people choose to work. Employee Involvement Lives in a Workplace Where People Thrive Being good in business calls on being good at being human, Petzinger concluded after studying the turnaround of Rowe Furniture Company. Rowe, which had been a very traditional manufacturing company, identified the need to utilize the brains and talent of its employees. Charlene Pedrolie, its manufacturing chief, truly believed that the people doing the work should design how the work is done. With the assistance and consultation from a much-reduced management team and engineers, workers redesigned their work. They moved from an environment in which each person handled part of a work process to fully cross-trained manu facturing cells producing a whole product. From standing at an assembly position all day long, they created work which allowed some freedom and movement. They eliminated the formerly deadly dull jobs. At the same time, the flow of information they received, which allowed them to know exactly how they were performing, increased dramatically. The new sense of personal control, according to Petzinger, bred a culture of neuerung in every eckball of the plant... It reveals the creative power of human interaction. It suggests that efficiency is intrinsic that people are naturally productive that when inspired with vision, equipped with the right tools, and guided by information about their performance, people will build on each others actions to a more efficient result than any single brain could design. Tap Staff Potential Through Employee Involvement In his company research, Petzinger found important and consistent themes relating to vision, employee involvement, control, measuremen t of work processes, simplicity, communication, fun and energizing environments, excellent work tools and training, and commitment. If you can create these in your organization, youll retain your committed, motivated employees. At HalfPrice books, Pat Anderson, the late founder, recognized the importance of having leid just a big vision, but one that benefits society. People are energized by feeling as if they are part of something bigger than themselves. She also believed that day-to-day management was about tracking information not controlling people. She also encouraged a sense of play at work, realizing it was good for the business. Teams for Employee Involvement in Continuous Improvement At Monarch Marking Systems, Jerry Schlaegel and Steve Schneider had a deep respect for the minds of their workers. When confronted with a workplace in which people had been paid not to think, they instituted a small set of simple rules to break that mindset. They required people to particip ate in teams that were formed specifically to improve a particular performance numeric. Teams were allowed no more than thirty days to form the team, study a problem or opportunity, and implement a solution. Perhaps a bit heavy-handed to start, the success of over 100 teams has created a new culture within the organization. Petzinger quotes Herb Kelleher, founder and Executive Chairman of the Board of Southwest Airlines, a company known for its profitability, its dedication to people, and a fun and energized work environment. Ive never had control and I never wanted it, says Kelleher...If you create an environment where people truly participate, you dont need control. They know what needs to be done and they do it. I sought out the source and added more from Kelleher. He continued, Were not looking for blind obedience. Were looking for people who on their own initiative want to be doing what theyre doing because they consider it to be a worthy objective. I have always believed that the best leader is the best server. And if youre a servant, by definition youre not controlling. More Examples of Employee Involvement and Employee Engagement Great Harvest Bread Company owners realize that franchise owners learn the most from each other. Others can learn from Pete and Laura Wakemans philosophy of rewarding knowledge and innovation sharing. They pay half the cost of a franchise owner or employees travel to any other franchise in the country to pick up new ideas. This reimbursement is deducted from franchise fees, so the people that travel the most for ideaspay the least royalties.Bill Armstrong founded Armstrong Ambulance which had grown to 300 employees serving 350 patients a day. Armstrong recruited and retained the most experienced and loyal paramedics by providing the best tools, the best vehicles, and the best training in his industry in the region. According to Petzinger, an employee, using different words, but conveying the same thought, described the re wards of working at Armstrong as belonging, self-esteem, and self-actualization, all in one. Employees were proud to work for Anderson and to know that when they showed up at an emergency room, the staff respected their experience. Dupont Manager, Richard Knowles, when leading a manufacturing plant in a more participatory manner, decided to stop setting goals for people because he always set them too low. He discovered that when people found meaning in their work, he could count on them donating their discretionary energy.This is the energy, enthusiasm, and hard work available, beyond the minimum required to keep a job, when people work in conditions that allow them to find meaning at work. This is the energy organizations want to tap to fully utilize employee involvement and employee engagement for organizational and personal success. While this article has focused on several of the people aspects of Petzingers findings, Petzinger talks about the actions of groundbreaking pioneers in other areas as well. He discusses their devotion to customer service, as in give the customer exactly what they want when they want it. In Everyone a Middleman, he emphasizes connections and dependencies that result in the alliances companies make as small businesses to serve larger customers. (Think outsourcing HR functions.) He points out that almost every business is a family business, to one degree or another. He is excited that business concerns and social concerns are blending in this new economy. For a uniquely satisfying, even uplifting experience, read The New Pioneers The Men and Women Who are Transforming the Workplace and the Marketplace. Petzinger cites company after company, building profitable businesses, that are people and customer-oriented dreams. You wont want to miss Petzingers beautiful writing and visionary thinking. You may want to think about changing organizations. unterstellung companies described are successful because their employees thrive. Got it?

Top trends in Houston Hiring

Top trends in Houston HiringTop trends in Houston HiringTop trends in Houston HiringIntelligence dug into whos hiring and for what in Houston these days. If youre recruiting in this area, youll want to know what we found.Referred to as Greater Houston, the Houston metro area is the fifth-largest market in the United States and the second largest in Texas with a population of about 6.5 million. Houston is second to New York City in Fortune 500 headquarters according to the Fortune 500 2015 list and home to the Texas Medical Center, the largest medical center in the world. The area is one of the leading centers of the energy industry, particularly petroleum processing, but also biomedical research, aeronautics and high technology. The biggest drivers of job growth are the Houston metro areas leisure and hospitality, health care and social assistance, retail, and financial activities industries. In the past year this growth has been offset by jobs shed in the professional and business s ervices, manufacturing, and mining and logging industries. Still, the area has created 5,200 new jobs over the past 12-months the unemployment rate was 5.5% in June 2016 which was 0.6 percentage points above the national rate of 4.9%.By June 2016, 3 million workers were employed in the Houston area, and the market accounts for 22% of all Texas jobs posted on Monster, second to the Dallas metro area. To give you some insight into what your recruiting competitors are up to, our Intelligence gruppe analyzed data from the CEB TalentNeuron tool to identify which companies are posting the most jobs, and which jobs are most listed, and which jobs are most searched. Supporting the biggest industry drivers of job growth in Houston the positions most in-demand includes registered nurses, truck drivers, and retail sales workers.What are companies hiring for?fruchtwein Common Employment in HoustonAdministrative SupervisorsRetail SupervisorsExecutivesConstruction and Extraction SupervisorsOperat ing and Production ManagersMost In-Demand Jobs in HoustonRegistered Nurses (RNs)Truck Drivers, Heavy and Tractor-trailerRetail SalespersonsSupervisors, Retail SalesCustomer Service RepresentativesHouston Jobs39% of available Houston area jobs are for Healthcare, Sales, and Technology workersOf all open healthcare positions, 46% of available Healthcare jobs are for NursesOf all open sales positions, 39% of available Sales jobs are for RetailOf all open technology positions, 30% of available Technology jobs are for Software EngineersMost Common Houston Jobs IncludeRegistered Nurses employed 46,700Annual wage $76,790Truck Drivers, Heavy and Tractor-trailer employed 39,660Annual wage $40,920Retail Salespersons employed 91,390Annual wage $26,250Supervisors, Retail Sales employed 22,850Annual wage $47,100What are job seekers looking for?Most viewed Houston jobsSecretaries and Administrative AssistantsSales Representatives, Wholesale and ManufacturingCustomer Service RepresentativesMiscell aneous Business Operations Specialists (e.g., Project Managers, Program Managers, etc.)Miscellaneous Engineers (e.g., Validation Engineers, Manufacturing Engineers, etc.)Top Houston job searchesReceptionistAdministrative AssistantPart TimeAccountingSalesCustomer ServiceWarehouseHuman ResourcesEntry LevelMedical AssistantWant to know more about the top trends in Houston hiring? Check out the Houston Market Overview from Intelligence.Data finding are based on analysis of all available online jobs reported by the TalentNeuron tool and job seeking activity from more than 22 million unique visitors1.1comScore Media Metrix, 1Q 2016, 3-month average, (includes all US Mobile + PC traffic)

The Medical Administrative Assistant Resume Stories

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