Saturday, July 16, 2016

20 Great Jobs Without requiring a College Degree!

This is our report for 2016,here at Zone X Productions we wanted to help those who couldn't afford college find good high paying jobs,well your in luck.
As millions of college graduates prepare to walk across the stage to receive their diplomas and join the workforce, they face an economy with high unemployment rates, increasing competition for jobs and mounting debt from their college expenses.
Compare that to currently working employees who didn’t attend college but have spent the past four years making money and honing their workplace skills while amassing little to no debt. Not going to college certainly doesn’t jive with what our parents and teachers drummed into us growing up. But it begs the question: does it really pay to go to college? Is it worth earning a minimum of a four-year college degree, at least financially speaking?
There’s no simple answer. In fact, there’s much more to consider before taking the position that college no longer is worth the investment.
Let’s Look At The Numbers
The annual cost for undergraduate tuition, room and board is estimated to be $12,804 at public institutions and $32,184 at private institutions for the 2010 academic year, according to the U.S. Department of Education’s National Center for Education Statistics. That means that even a modest education—a bachelor’s degree from a public university or college—will cost at least $50,000. That expense can quadruple if you attend a top-level private university. Add to this the “opportunity cost,” meaning what you could earn over four years of working at a job instead of studying full-time, and you’re talking real money! So how long, if it all, does it take new graduates to recoup all those college costs?
Assuming you have no degree but are willing to do some advanced training, such as attending a technical school, you could earn around $30,000 a year as a beginner, if you are sharp. That means that over four years, you’d earn about $120,000, while your counterpart who’s in college earns little or nothing, and may even carry the same amount in debt by graduation.
In fact, the average debt for student loans is about $25,000, according to the Institute for College Access & Success' Project on Student Debt. Debts of $100,000 or more isn’t unheard of either, especially for those going to prestigious schools or those earning advanced degrees.
The table below compares the incomes of the top jobs in the Jobs Rated report, based on educational attainment required to get hired.
AVERAGE INCOME LEVELS, TOP 20 JOBS
No College Degree vs. Jobs Requiring 4-Year Degree or Higher
BeginningMidlevelTop
No College Required$28,350$47,200$79,150
4-year degree or higher$51,250$85,300$130,600

When it comes to the facts and figures, however, an advanced degree really does pay off even though grads will carry some debt into their new careers. The math is all there. In fact, the average American worker with a four-year degree will earn over one million dollars more than their non-degreed counterparts during their career.
That is, except for those college grads that opt for short careers (i.e., stay-at-home parents who begin families just a few years after graduation) where a degree doesn’t pay. It takes several years in the workforce, armed with a college degree, to make it worthwhile. And when it does pay off, it’s worth the effort.
Unless you’re Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg or Steve Jobs, the only way it doesn’t pay to have a four-year degree is to have a career in one of the following highest paying jobs available for non-college grads:However like always we do suggest to get a college degree to further increase your chances of being successful.

Friday, July 15, 2016

Donald Trump said Zone X Productions is one of the companies in America Bringing Jobs To Americans!

As you know,we pride on helping our fellow Americans have jobs espically during tough economic times.We have a promo video showing how Zone X Productions is bringing jobs back to America.


HOW to get a guarantee job with employment referral,let Zone X Productions referral you to a job!Must READ!



There is one thing you can do that increases your chances of being hired: getting an employee referral. Referred candidates are more likely to get hired, perform better and last longer in jobs. This is why companies, large and small, are investing in referral programs. It makes good business sense for them and for you.This is why Zone X Productions is here to help those who are looking for jobs,with our employee referral program,we will send your resume for a small fee of only $50.00 to over 100,000 companies both online and offline.
Here are seven things you need to know about being a referred candidate, based on a recent survey commissioned by iCIMS, a provider of talent acquisition solutions:
1. Referred candidates have better odds of getting hired. When an employee refers someone, that candidate is hired about two-thirds of the time. Plain and simple: You must find people who work inside companies you are interested in working for. Use your in-person network, LinkedIn, Twitter and even Facebook to identify the names of people you already know. It doesn't matter what role your contact is in. What matters is that you let them know the types of roles you are interested in and that you stay on his or her radar, just in case something comes up. It is always best to reach out to people before a job is posted.
2. Employees do make referrals. Employees are jumping on the referral bandwagon. Sixty percent of employees have referred at least one person to an open position within the company, and 38 percent of employees have referred multiple candidates for open jobs. If you are at all skeptical, don't be. By nature, people want to help, and it doesn't take much effort for an employee to refer you for a job. Just ask.
3. Candidates should start at the top. The higher the person referring you is on the corporate ladder, the better your chances of getting hired. Almost all candidates (91 percent) referred by a director level or above were hired, versus 53 percent of hired referrals from an entry-level candidate. If you do know top level executives, reach out to them first. However, don't hesitate to reach out to anyone you know inside the company, because being referred by any level employee increases your chances.
4. Referral incentives exist. While 63 percent of employers currently follow a documented employee referral process, the remaining companies accept referrals in a less formal way. Either formally or informally, companies realize that referrals make great employees and cost less to hire. When asking an employee to refer you, you're actually helping your contact reap rewards.
5. Referrals are the most important job-search resource. Seventy-six percent of job seekers ranked employee referrals as being of high to extremely high importance. This resource ranked higher than company career sites, job boards and even LinkedIn. You may be not believe all the experts who proclaim the power of networking, but you can't dismiss the advice when job seekers report how important referrals are as a resource.
6. Referred employees love their jobs. Sixty-five percent of referred employees were very satisfied with job fit or their ability to fulfill the requirements of the position, and 50 percent were very satisfied with how well they fit within the company. You don't just want a paycheck – you want a job you will enjoy. Leverage the power of past colleagues to help you identify a company and job where you are more likely to be happy.
7. Size makes a difference. If you're targeting small companies with 99 or fewer employees, 14 percent of new hires came from referrals. Medium companies (100 to 999 employees) hire 24 percent of referrals, and companies with 1,000 or more employees fill 27 percent of jobs through referrals. No matter the size of the company, hiring happens through referrals. It may be more difficult to find someone within a smaller company, but don't give up.
E-mail us your resume,with your name,address,e-mail,etc alone with the processing fee of $50.00,you can pay us through paypal or we accept money order.We will then send you a e-mail confirming we have recieved your resume and have send it to over 100,000+ available job positions you desire to be hired.We can't guarantee employment but we do guarantee well intended results.

Bottom line: The best way to get your résumé to the top of the stack is by getting referred. The tools exist today to identify people who work inside companies you are interested in. It is easier to keep track of past colleagues. Plus, companies value the quality of employees who come from referrals. Isn't it time you paid more attention to this job-search resource?

Thursday, July 14, 2016

Pay off your house,if you owe less then $300k!

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HARP Gives Homeowners a Once In A Lifetime Mortgage Bailout
 
A forgotten mortgage stimulus program that was passed by Obama to help the middle class has been uncovered. The program is called HARP, which stands for the Home Affordable Refinance Program. The program itself is totally free, and gives homeowners a once in a lifetime mortgage bailout. Like most government benefits this program will expire, but there is still time left for up to 700,000 qualified homeowners to take advantage. It's important that homeowners take advantage of this well designed program.
 
HARP eliminates mortgage payments, reduces what homeowners owe, lowers interest rates
 
HARP is a program with no downside. HARP doesn't add any cost to your refi because it's a totally free government program, and it helps qualified homeowners get better, more affordable mortgages. Homeowners have used HARP to eliminate up to 15 years of mortgage payments, cut their interest rates in half, or even to just simply lower their monthly payments and save up to $3,000 a year.
 
How To Get A HARP Loan
 
To help homeowners find banks that offer HARP refinances, services such as LowerMyBills are available. LowerMyBills is a completely free service that many homeowners love because it helps them easily compare multiple lenders at once. It only takes about three minutes to use their easy online form, and their network of lenders can help you calculate your new house payment and see if you qualify for HARP.
 
Why isn't everyone using this refi plan? Here's why...
 
Banks don't want homeowners to know about it because they hate what this program could do to them. HARP helps homeowners refinance at today's historically low rates and switch to 15 year fixed rate mortgages. That helps homeowners save up to $190,000, which means homeowners who use HARP could take as much as $190,000 out of banks pockets and put it back into theirs.

Sunday, July 10, 2016

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Your idea needs a great website. Create your unique website, blog or online store with Zone X Productions today!Zone X Productions has designed websites for over 10,000 companies and clients.And it is the time of the year where we are designing websites and graphics for a discount.We also design your graphics(high quality 100% guaranteed),we e-mail you examples,we work on your budget.If your a company in need of a web site and graphic designer then you can contact us,we will have your site done in as little as 10 hours!!If you have a personal site or just need a website contact us asap,we got discounts for small business.E-mail us at zonexproductions@gmx.us or call us at +(404) 590-3474.

    Sunday, July 3, 2016

    Top Reasons Why Bill Gates became successful in business and life!


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    In so many ways, Bill Gates did his most significant work outside of Microsoft, the company he co-founded with childhood friend Paul Allen in 1975.
    In his 20s, Gates saw the future in copyrighting software before the majority of the tech industry. When IBM came to him to ask if he had an operating system for its first line of personal computers, he said yes. Then, he purchased an operating system from small software outfit in Seattle, modifying the software program and called it MS-DOS. He licensed it to IBM for $50,000, retaining the copyright.
    As PCs became ever-popular, MS-DOS became the reigning operating system. What followed were more benchmarks in innovation. Gates went on to announce the revolutionary Windows in 1985, which became the most widely used operating system; by 1987, the year after Microsoft went public, the 31-year-old Gates became the world’s youngest billionaire at that time.
    Two years later, he founded Corbis, the largest visual archive of art and photography, and in 1995, when the Internet was still budding, Microsoft released the browser Internet Explorer. The same year, Gates became the world’s richest man.
    However, it wasn’t until after his mother Mary Maxwell Gates passed away in 1994 that Gates developed a visible stake outside of Microsoft, which was largely due to his mother. Mary was a formidable woman in her own right who served on several boards, including First Interstate Bank in Seattle (which was founded by her grandfather), as well as for the United Way national board where she served as its first female chair.
    Close as they were, Mary and Gates butted heads often. At the age of 11, Gates seemed to gain precocious intellect overnight, his father recalled to The Wall Street Journal. The young Gates pushed back against his mother’s rules and expectations, and their fights got explosive. Ultimately, she took him to see a therapist, whom Gates informed, “I'm at war with my parents over who is in control."
    The therapist, in turn, counseled Mary and her husband to ease up. Ease up they did, enrolling him in a private school at the age of 13 where he’d have more academic freedom to pursue his interests -- and where he discovered his love for computers.
    However, his mother never stopped offering counsel and guidance. Years later, when Gates took Microsoft public and became a billionaire, a Microsoft employee recounts how the two quarreled after Mary pressured her son to use his wealth for philanthropy.
    Gates responded by yelling, “I’m trying to run my company!"
    However, the tech billionaire was convinced to create a fundraising arm at Microsoft and donate to his mother’s preferred charity: The United Way. Eventually, he joined its board. But, it was a letter that his mother gave his bride-to-be at the time in 1994 that lead to his work in philanthropy on a purposeful scale.
    Her letter read: "From those to whom much is given, much is expected.”
    Six months later, she died. Gates never forgot her words. He tasked his father, Bill Gates Sr., with $100 million to start the William H. Gates Foundation in 1994 to give grants to worthy causes. It eventually became part of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (founded in 2000).
    In 2011, Gates and his wife, along with his good friend Warren Buffett, devised The Giving Pledge, a campaign to convince the world’s wealthiest to give away the majority of their fortunes during their lifetimes.
    From advocating for and funding Common Core initiatives in education to providing vaccines to combating infectious disease in the world’s poorest communities -- and more recently, focusing $80 million on gender gap research -- the Seattle titan worth $87.4 billion is one of the true radicals and visionaries of our time.
    He sets a high bar for the rest of his ilk -- both and his wife have given away more than $29 billion so far.

    Zone X Productions Attends 2016 Business Conference At Chicago


    Zone X Productions Marketing Specialists attend 2016 Business Conference in Chicago

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    Direct marketing specialists for Zone X Productions were honored to receive an invitation to attend the prestigious Business Owners Summit, which was hosted in Chicago last week.


    Zone X Productions Marketing Specialists  traveled from their Atlanta,Georgia headquarters to Chicago last week to attend the highly anticipated Business Owners Summit. The event was held at The Ballroom at 12 East Erie, from 10th to 12th March, and it saw 150 sales and marketing professionals from all across the U.S. gather together with the intention of discussing growth in 2016. The itinerary for the day included multiple national and international guest speakers covering a variety of topics including: entrepreneur mentality, recruitment, training, growth strategy, development, expansion and how to make a comeback.


    The event was an opportunity to recognize the great achievements of those working within the direct marketing industry as well as a chance for Zone X Productions to strengthen business relationship with its fellow entrepreneurs. “We were thrilled to be invited to the event. Having been to similar events in the past and listened to several guest speakers, we knew how much of a big deal this was and it was a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the achievements of our growing industry,” said James Anderson Vice President & Marketing Director of Zone X Productions.
    Supporters of entrepreneurship, Zone X Productions believes that it is important to attend industry events. “Throughout our journey as budding entrepreneurs, and as business owners, meetings like the one in Chicago have proven to be hugely influential and assisted massively with the development of our company,” highlighted Zone X Productions on Business Insider Magazine.
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    Atlanta based Zone X Productions specializes in building their clients’ customer base. Our company achieves this through developing effective sales strategies. Their mission is to bridge the gap between client and consumer through face-to-face promotional marketing and sales campaigns. Their campaigns are targeted, personalized and highly cost-effective which makes them one of America’s most sought-after outsourcing solutions. From increasing sales and revenue to building brand loyalty, Zone X Production Company works with clients on a local and national scale. This means they have access to promote their clients’ brands in any market.
    Zone X Production's Marketing Specialists Staff regularly travels across the country to attend business events, designed to assist with personal and professional development, and provide advice and information to budding entrepreneurs and business owners, helping them on their journey to success.