Top 10 highest paying salary in USA

Now here’s an interesting bit. AskMen.com features the top ten highest paying jobs in the US according to the Department of Labor. Take note that in the actual list, eight out of the top ten are actually careers in the medical field. To narrow things down, they’ve taken the liberty to diversify the fields in the top 10, consolidating the medical field into just one spot.

10 - Natural Sciences Manager
Highest salary: $97,560
Training time: 6 years

9 - Marketing Manager
Highest salary: $100,020
Training time: 4 to 6 years

8 - Computer and Information Systems Manager
Highest salary: $100,110
Training time: 4 to 8 years

7 - Air Traffic Controller
Highest salary: $100,430
Training time: 9 years

6 - Lawyer
Highest salary: $110,590
Training time: 7 years

5 - Dentist
Highest salary: $132,660
Training time: 8 years

4 - Airline Pilot
Highest salary: $134,090
Training time: 5 to 10 years

3 - Engineering Manager
Highest salary: $140,210
Training time: 6 to 7 years

2 - Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Highest salary: $140,880
Training time: Varies

1 - Surgeon
Highest salary: $181,850
Training time: 10 to 15 years

So what does this tell you? There’s no future for those in the humanities to get rich (no, Law is not humane!). Haha. If you plan to get rich quick and earn at least a million before you retire, your best bet is to enter the medical field with many doctors earning around $150k a year.

This is the top list of highest paying salary in USA. You will become happy to know about this information in US job market. You will become success in your career in those sector which pay higher.

Top 10 tech jobs market in USA

The present situation of IT industry in USA is growing position . So it creates huge job opportunities for techies. Here is the top ten job market list for tech related people.

Meanwhile, the tech job market has come roaring back almost to its pre-2001 heights, and skilled techies can pick and choose among job offers. Pay has gone up accordingly. A new survey of 1,000 tech employers by staffing firm Yoh (www.yoh.com) shows tech wages overall at their highest point since the dot-com bubble burst. Tech consultants now command an average of $83.72 per hour, hardware engineers earn $75.68, and ETL developers pull down $66.52. (To see the full study, go to www.yoh.com/YohIndex.)

But as with any job boom, some geographical locations, and some sets of skills, are hotter than others. Based on the number of openings posted on its site earlier this month, sorted by zip code, here is Dice.com's list of the top 10 metropolitan areas for tech jobs:

1. New York/New Jersey - 11,044 postings

2. Washington, D.C. - 7,971 postings

3. Silicon Valley - 6,755 postings

4. Los Angeles - 4,546 postings

5. Chicago - 4,241 postings

6. Boston - 4,167 postings

7. Philadelphia - 3,156 postings

8. Dallas - 3,084 postings

9. Atlanta - 2,987 postings

10. Seattle - 2,309 postings

The skills most in demand, again based on the number of job listings on the site: among operating systems, Windows and Unix, with 16,573 and 14,870 job postings respectively. Oracle database experience is wanted for 17,354 jobs, and SQL for 14,880. The hottest programming languages are J2EE/Java, with 13,690 job postings, and C/C++, with 11,862.