ART: 7 Careers for a big picture job Seeker

Article brought to me By LAT: Always interesting to understand the complications of maneuvering around the job market.

7 careers for big picture job seekers

Abridged: Los Angeles Times
LOS ANGELES, CA -- Ever notice how almost everybody says they're "detail-oriented" on their LinkedIn profile? You would think it was the most prized skill for every single person, in every single job. But what if you're not detail-oriented? What if you are good at seeing the forest (forget those trees!)? Don't cower in shame: you've got abig-picture career skill that can win over the detail-oriented people any day.
As a big-picture person, it's not that you ignore details--you're just drawn to ideas first. You have the ability to synthesize lots of information into one holistic vision. You've got a mind for wide-angle, strategic thinking. You are good at spotting the latest trends. So celebrate your visionary skills, and check out these prime career choices:
1. Entrepreneur - Average salary: Highly varied
2. Fashion Stylist - Average salary: $82,000
3. Software Architect - Average salary: $93,000
4. Campaign Manager - Average salary: $84,000
5. Life Coach - Average Salary: $46,000
6.Organizational Development Consultant - Average salary: $99,000
7. Futurist - Average salary: $72,000

College is over whats next.....

Once your last class is over there is usually a some kind of wait time on getting started with a job that you would deem a career. The most important thing to remember is that most students do not follow there studies when attempting to make long term income- So finding a job that is not what you studied in college is typically the norm. Find the income and set yourself up with the option to be flexible while pursuing the job of your dreams. Just remember this requirs lots of work and dedication on you.