Lawyer

Lawyers can be asked to do a variety of tasks involving jurisprudence. They often are asked to find out how laws will apply to specific situations in which the law is general or ambiguous. Lawyers can specialize in different areas and can be employed to represent governments or be paid for by the government to represent others. On the other hand, those who want to practice in the private sector may be employed by corporations, non-profit organizations, or law firms. Specialized areas of law include patent law, tax law, and criminal law. The majority of lawyers get a bachelor's degree and then obtain a law degree from a law school and pass the bar examination, although a handful of states allow prospective lawyers to take the bar exam without a law degree.

Job responsibilities of a lawyer include:
Decipher the meanings and intents of laws
Draft convincing and persuasive arguments
Speak for clients in the courtroom or other legal proceedings
Prepare complex legal documents on behalf of the client
Learn the differences between laws in different levels of government and different jurisdictions

Engineer

Engineers work in a variety of fields that usually focus on physics. Some of the most well-known types of engineers include mechanical, electrical, chemical, and civil engineers. But you may also find engineers working in less common fields such as the petroleum industry and their contributions are just as valuable. Engineers' work greatly varies by specialization, but generally, those who are interested in this field can expect to frequently encounter designing, testing, and construction as part of their daily routines. Most engineers obtain a bachelor's degree in a field of engineering to start their careers. But some of them also complete graduate studies to learn more specific and specialized techniques as well as advance in their profession.

Job responsibilities of an engineer include:
Design equipment and tools to complete tasks
Oversee the creation of products, buildings, chemicals, etc.
Evaluate technical problems and create solutions
Increase the efficiency of production
Test equipment and processes for effectiveness