Some of our episodes are overviews and some of them are super practical. This one is super practical. I sat there with a pen, jotting down notes, and I think you should do the same. We were privileged to have Ned Schoenfeld, a business consultant based in the five towns. He works with businesses, individuals. He's behind the Parnasa Exchange,

well he'll tell you all about them.

But we wanted to know what are high-paying jobs and how do you find them?

He spoke about skills you need,

whether you're just starting out

or you've been working for 30 years.

It was super insightful.

Great episode.

I think we'll have Net Shon Full Back many more times. Produced by

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Being a Jew, awesome personal finances not so awesome welcome to kosher money another episode of kosher money today we got ned schoenfeld in

the house to discuss jobs everyone wants a a good job. Everyone wants a high-paying job.

Ned, what would you say is a high-paying job? I think actually it's easier to answer what are low-paying jobs and to define them by category.

So that way you know what to avoid if you're trying to get a high paying job.

What are those low paying jobs? So if you go into an office and you see somebody sitting at

reception, that's probably not a good job to get. If someone says, oh, we have a great desk sitting

in a cubicle all day long, you're going to be doing office work. That's not going to be a good

paying job. And ultimately, if they, let's say,

promote you to sit at the front desk and to help people lining up or they let you work the

cash register, that's not going to be a good paying job. So all of those kind of jobs, no matter what

they tell you, your career path is just going to be from cashier to being the senior cashier or from being the guy

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