Technology Interactions
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Chapter 1: How Technology Works
Investigate Careers in Technology
Industrial Production Managers
(Be sure to use the plural.)		 Industrial Engineering Technician
(Look under Engineering Technicians.)
Computer Scientist Construction and Building Inspector
Engineering Manager
(Look under Engineering and Natural Sciences Technician.)		 Biological Scientist
(Look under Biological and Medical Scientists.)

Directions: The careers above all relate to technology. Select one career to
investigate. For the career you selected, look in the Occupational Outlook
Handbook and answer the following questions.
Career. Which career did you select?


1. Nature of Work. Describe the things a person does in that career.


2. Employment. About how many people have this career? For what industry (or industries) do they work?


3. Training. What is the minimum training or education needed for an entry-level job in this career? [apprenticeship, associate degree, bachelor's degree, master's degree, or other (explain)]


4. Job Outlook. How the job outlook for this career compare to the average of all occupations? [growth will be faster than average, growth will be the same as the average, growth will be slower than average, other (explain)]


5. Earnings. What is the median salary? (If median salary is not available, list the median hourly earnings instead.)


What Do YOU Think?
Name two things you would enjoy about this career. Tell why.


Name two things you think would be difficult about this career. Tell why.



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