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The article discusses the aspects to consider to enter a career as a financial specialist. It emphasizes that learning about the work of financial specialists entails having an understanding on the way their work has changed and being knowledgeable on the rules and regulations that apply to such occupation. It notes the skills needed to be successful financial specialists, in combination with education, training, and licensure. It also mentions some resources to learn about their job duties.

The article focuses on big data as a collection of large datasets that cannot be analyzed with statistical methods and informs about its two types as structured and nonstructured data. It informs that the workers are involved in the collection, and analysis of data using conventional and newly developed statistical methods and computer software programs are used with it. Structured data are numbers that can be analyzed and unstructured data include customer reviews from commercial websites.

The article presents information on various career opportunities related to film production. Although the article focuses mainly on feature film production, but the information generally applies to other types of video productions. It offers tips on how to acquire jobs in film production, and also explains the pros and cons of working in the film industry.

An interview with a nursing instructor is presented. Topics covered include her specialty in obstetrics were she teaches an obstetrical nursing course in a 4 year nursing program, what her other duties are such as creating and grading exams and reading student papers and her educational background having graduated with a diploma in nursing.

The article provides the vocational guidance for working as professional Santa Claus in the U.S. It is mentioned that the main duties of professional Santas includes, entertaining children and adults during holiday seasons, and they work mostly at shopping malls, parades, and charity events. Also, though no professional training is required for becoming a Santa, but many takes up workshops, or attend conventions. Information on the wages for Santa is also presented.

The article presents an interview with social worker Elizabeth Kelly. When asked about her work profile, Kelly replies that she helps patients in traumatic situations cope physically and emotionally. Kelly says that she leads a weekly grief-and-loss support group for children ages 8 through 12. She discusses the best part about her job which is to help clients feel less alone.

The article offers suggestions to people on getting back into labor force after remaining absent for a long period. One can start by assessing one's position in the career and re-evaluate skills, interests, and experience. A general outline of a person's skills and experience needs to be prepared before applying for a job. Resume needs to be updated to include the experience gained and skills acquired while out of the workforce.

The article offers information on the hospitalist profession in the U.S. Topics include a hospitalist's role in guiding patients during their hospital stay and treatment, the job's duties such as the performance of medical procedures, treatment plan design, and patient coordination, and the importance of communication between a hospitalist and patients. It also mentions the hospitalist's need for compassion, physical stamina, and problem-solving skills.

The article discusses several aspects of working with animals. It mentions various occupations involved in animal work such as agricultural workers, veterinarians and zoologists and wildlife biologists, data related to the employment, wages and job outlook for people working with animals which show low employment rates, prevalence of self-employment and wages that are below the median annual wage for all jobs, and some advantages and disadvantages of animal-related occupations.

The article discusses different type of careers for music lovers. Topics covered include the profiles of occupations that involve music including broadcast and sound engineering technicians, dancers and choreographers, and music directors and composers, things to consider to prepare for a career related to music, and the identified factors that affect a music career. It discusses details relating to employment, wages and outlook of people with careers in music.

The article highlights the work of seismologists and explores the possibility for students to pursue a career in this field. It describes the responsibilities of seismologists including research, observation and data analysis, and application of their knowledge on commercial or other use such as detection of nuclear explosions. Allso discussed are skills and education required to become a seismologist, and the difficulties and challenges they face with employment, wage and work environment.