Yeah but then when you go up it turns into whether you know somebody.

Don't get me wrong it's very rewarding, but can the best job in the world be when you're working 70 hours a week minimum and regularly doing all nighter shifts?

Reply 10

EnolaGay

A pilot. Both Air Force & Astronaut as well as Civilian. Best view + awesome job + great pay. Adventurous too. There's not just the only "best job" many jobs are cool.. you just have to like it :cool:

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Footballer.

travel journalist

Original post by jam277

You got a point here lol

Reply 14

Sandtrooper

Volunteer Team

A film director.

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M1011

Original post by morgan8002

Mathematician

Please expand on how this is the best job?

Original post by Abdul-Karim

Investment Banking crew checking in.

Laughable to refer to IB as "best job in the world". The only real upside is the money, which is surpassed by several other jobs already named on here.

Original post by EnolaGay

Is this based on experience or your imagination? I imagine being a pilot (particularly civilian) in reality is boring, repetitive and heavily automated.

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username1560589

Original post by M1011

Please expand on how this is the best job?

You get paid to do maths all day. Enough said.

Reply 17

username738914

An entrepreneur of a company that grows into a major multinational.

And the philanthropy that stems from the wealth created.

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Reply 18

EnolaGay

Original post by M1011

Is this based on experience or your imagination? I imagine being a pilot (particularly civilian) in reality is boring, repetitive and heavily automated.

Now that's your imagination! :smile:

Naive. What draws you to the conclusion that its "boring", "repetitive" and "automated"?
If that's the case then I know of many jobs that are boring, repetitive. As for automation, its not really the way you think it is. Had automation taken to the limits, we wouldn't be needing pilots anymore. The same with other fields, take surgery in the case of medicine, or a car manufacturing plant. Automation is taking toll everywhere which simply doesn't mean human skill and input are needed behind the wheel of a computer eh?