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The Most Underrated Jobs 2013

            

        

                  

1. Computer Systems Analyst

Median salary: $80,000
HIring outlook 2010-2012: 22%
(Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics)

Combining technology and business skills -- two of the most essential elements to an organization -- computer systems analysts are the bridges that connect management and IT together. Strong compensation and a positive job growth outlook make computer systems analyst one of the best fields in today’s workforce.

            

     

        

                   

2. Veterinarian

BLS Average Median Salary: $84,460

Projected Growth Outlook: 36%

2013 Jobs Rated Rank: 15

With a median pay range in the top 20% of the 2013 Jobs Rated report, veterinarians can be well compensated for rewarding work. People love their pets, and as a result the demand for veterinarians is expected to increase 36% over the next seven years per Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates. Combine that with low stress, and veterinarian is a promising career option.

 

 

       

            

        

                 

3. Biologist

Median salary: $73,000
HIring outlook 2010-2012: 31%     

Combining many elements of science, biologists have a unique work perspective. Most also enjoy favorable conditions: minimal physical demands, low stress levels and a pleasant work environment.           

 

    

        

                  

4. Market Research Analyst

Median salary: $60,000
HIring outlook 2010-2012: 41%

One of the fastest growing fields per the BLS, market research analyst makes a vital impact on the direction of business decisions by applying data of economic and technological trends.      

     

        

                 

5. Accountant

Median salary: $64,000
HIring outlook 2010-2012: 16%

 

Experienced accountants are in increased demand amid economic turbulence. That spells a jump in employment for a field benefiting from a high quality work environment, low stress and low physical demand.

     

        

                

     

6. Emergency Medical Technician

Median salary: $31,000
HIring outlook 2010-2012: 33%  

 

Emergency medical technician moved into the top half of the Jobs Rated report in 2013. The field is fast-pace and can be stressful – it was the No. 21 most stressful career measured – but burgeoning opportunities to begin in this rewarding career make it a high potential field for those breaking into healthcare

 

 

 

                                  

7. Legal Assistant

Median salary: $45,000
HIring outlook 2010-2012: 18%     

 While opportunities for attorneys dwindle, legal assistants are in increased demand. Legal assistants offer firms versatile professionals who can take on numerous essential tasks, yet tend to work 9-to-5 and avoid the typical stress factors of working in the field of law.

               

 

        

        

                 

8. Civil Engineer

Median salary: $79,000
HIring outlook 2010-2012: 19%                

 Projected increases in infrastructure-related construction resulted in a positive outlook for the civil engineering profession. Median salary is competitive, and a positive work environment rounds out an overall great prognosis for the field

 

 

          

        

            

     

       9. School Principal

Median salary: $88,000
HIring outlook 2010-2012: 10%        

 

Education can be a rewarding field, but low pay is a frequently cited argument against pursuing a career as a teacher. Principals, on the other hand, earn a median annual salary of over $87,000. Principals also take an active approach in formulating the direction of a school and the lives of their students.      

 

 

 

 

   

                   

     

10. Plumber

Median salary: $49,000
HIring outlook 2010-2012: 26%

 

Despite slowed growth in the construction sector, specialty trades have provided opportunities for those seeking good jobs. Few are as accommodating as plumbing, which has seen strong hiring growth in the last year and is projected to swell another 26% by 2020.

“Demand for plumbers is expected to come from new building construction and stricter water efficiency standards for plumbing systems, such as low-flow toilets and showerheads,” the BLS reports. Stability at a turbulent time for construction, employment is a positive, as is the position’s low stress level score.

 

      

     

        

                 

11. Electrician

Median salary: $50,000
HIring outlook 2010-2012: 23%

   Similar to plumbers, electricians are in increased demand despite the slow construction market. At 23% projected growth, the BLS estimates 133,700. The reason?

“Homes and businesses need more wiring than ever before, and electricians will be needed to install the necessary components,” the BLS reports.            

          

            

        

                

12. Librarian

Median salary: $55,000
HIring outlook 2010-2012: 7%  

Competition for jobs can be stiff —librarian scored No. 148 in the 2013 Jobs Rated outlook metric – but the field can be rewarding, evident in its ranking in both stress levels and workplace environment. Managerial qualities are important to overseeing a smoothly operating library.  

 

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