Advancement Prospects
Real estate clerks typically advance by learning new skills and being tasked with more complicated assignments. Clerks who demonstrate leadership ability may be asked to supervise other clerks, while others may be promoted to different clerical positions, such as secretary or receptionist. Some clerks may earn a college degree or other specialized training in order to advance to professional positions such as accountant, real estate agent, or construction manager.
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- Household Movers
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- Insurance Underwriters
- Interior Designers and Decorators
- Investment Fund Managers
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- Loan Officers and Counselors
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- Mutual Fund Portfolio Managers
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