Best and Worst Entry Level Jobs

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By USDR

May is a month of big dreams and immense pressures for graduating seniors across the country. It’s time to find a job, after all. With that in mind, WalletHub decided to conduct its 2014 Entry-Level Jobs Report, which takes stock of the entry level job market by comparing 109 different types of entry-level jobs based on 11 key metrics, ranging from starting salaries to industry growth rate.

Best Entry-Level Jobs		Worst Entry-Level Jobs
1.	Web Applications Developer I	100.	Policy Processing Clerk
2.	Information Security Analyst I	101.	Tool and Die Maker I
T-3.	Designer I – Web	102.	Teller I
T-3.	Attorney I	103.	Welder I
5.	Software Engineer I	104.	Floor Assembler I
6.	Financial Analyst I	105.	Architectural Drafter I
7.	Market Research Analyst I	106.	Electronics Assembler I
8.	Network Engineer I	107.	Claims Processing Clerk
9.	Training Specialist I	108.	Boilermaker I
10.	Programmer I	109.	Consumer Loan Servicing Clerk I

For the full report, please visit: http://wallethub.com/edu/best-entry-level-jobs/3716/
Please let me know if you have any questions about the report’s findings or if you would like to schedule a phone, Skype, or in-studio interview with one of WalletHub’s WalletGurus.

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