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All the Second Life residents can choose to have their own jobs which are a very good mean for them to make themselves well known to other residents, and at the same time, the good jobs can bring them a wealth of money, as well. Because of these cogent reasons, choosing jobs will also have a huge impact in your future in the game.

In general, Second Life is pretty much like an MMORPG in that you must have skills to get a job or make a living in Sl, but, unlike MMORPGs as the skills you must have are your own! As of now, there are four types of SL job comprising of Unskilled Jobs, Skilled Jobs, Freelancers and Enterpreneurs, and Unclassified Jobs.

Unskilled Jobs are works that do not require you to have any "outside" skills ror proficiencies to be hired. Unsurprisingly, there are not many Unskilled Jobs around in the virtual world of SL, so they do not pay you so well.

For Skilled Jobs, they are divided into two types that are "classical skilled jobs" which allows you make use of one of your RL skills directly towards an activity in SL, and free-lancers/business owners, where you utilize other necessary skills, that are not relateed directly to SL, but which can be used successfully to yield a steady income for you.

The third type of job in SL is called Freelancers and Enterpreneurs concentrating on using skills which are not directly related to things in-world, but they can be astonishingly used to help you make a living.

And finally, Unclassified Jobs other SL jobs are not clearly defined. For example, people who practice these Unclassified Jobs include those using their advertising or marketing skills in-world. Lawyers and economists can also be included in this type of SL job as well.

Scripting is certainly another type of skilled job which does not require any external tool to produce its items in the game. In SL, scripting is much like a built-in computer language which is needed by professional programmers to make their works.

Linden Scripting Language (aka LSL) is a built-in language, used to "program" all objects to make them react to and interact with avatars in the game. Scripting is just another computer language to be learnt so it is not hard for professional programmers.

In other words, this skilled job is comparatively easy to learn and master by oneself. However, unlike other jobs, you cannot sell scripts directly, but you sell mostly scripted objects.

Due to this, many scripters partner up either with architects or object builders, and split the profits from scripted objects. It is also possible for you to get hired to be a free-lancer in a big project If you can succeed in selling some good scripted objects.

One thing to remember, a vast majority of SL's population are professional programmers in RL, making this job very highly competitive from start to end.

Becoming an animator in SL can help you to be prosperous in the game for many good reasons. Animators are a job type that is different than all other job in the on line virtual reality world of Second Life in the sense that it always pays you very well and has almost no any competition among players like any other jobs scripters, builders or fashion designers.

Animations are normally done on an external program, usually with Poser from Curious Labs - a highly expensive, semi-professional tool which LL has favoured. To get good results in this job, you need to use a very expensive and advanced technology known as "motion capturing", envolving complex devices and harnesses and several video cameras.

This skilled job is very astonishing in that there are just a few of good animators in SL, and they can almost get a RL living from the animations they make. You will rarely find really good animators in this game, but after all, this is a very specialized job that certainly has plenty of room for new players to come and succeed!

In Second Life, it is always possible for you to see texturers to be closely associated with buliders in many possible ways.

Because of the nature of 3 dimensional worlds, you can never have very good builds if you don't have wonderful textures to make them from, thus making these much harder to do properly.

In order to do good texture, you'll need to be skillful at all of these tools - Adobe Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, or the open-source GIMP which are commonly called "external programs".

Normally professional graphical designers or artists will have a much easier entry in the texturing market and colleges or universities also really open to teach semester courses on texturing.

Your first job in SL is building and you can take up this skilled job to create many of your own unique objects that you can sell to other people in the game by using SL's 3D modelling interface.

This is probably a job of SL that every resident has tried at least once - sticking prims together to build new objects. Once you decide to be a builder, you can choose several sorts of "builders" that are available to you in the virtual game called Second Life.

You have many alterenative to be whoever you wish, for instance, you can choose to become an architect, who specializes in building homes or a furniture designer; weaponmaker, car builder and even general producer, who makes miscellaneous objects.

In the latter part, you may be an artist, who use the 3D modelling tools of SL to create sculptures or similar artistical objects for the purposes of giving yourself lots of profits and making your name known to others.

The night club "dancer" is the first type of unskilled jobs in Second Life. Since all club owners depend on traffic or people attendance, it is naturalfor them to employ these very capable and skillful dancers to draw these crowds to their club and ensure that they will stay there as long as possible. Dancers are surely one way to help them attain that goal.

In order to become a dancer, you have three option to do make it. Normally you can find jobs that are offered on the Classified section of the http://forums.secondlife.com/ forums. In this way, you can browse the forum groups to check if someone is hiring or not.

The second alternative is, certain clubs occasionally announce special events just to hire dancers or you maybe want to try the third way. It is just like a job walk-in. You can gio to a club you like, try to contact with a club owner, and then ask whether or not a job is open or available at that moment.

In addition to being a dancer, becoming a model is also one of the most glamorous unskilled jobs in the game of Second Life. This job is almost the same as dancers in many ways. For an example, hiring or employment is done very similar to dancers.

However, there is one major disadvantage for those who wish to take this beauty job in that there are not many jobs offering to them in these areas.

Also modelling agencies are very hard to find, and clothes designers normally contact them only to organize big fashion events, like in RL.

Despite these setbacks, this type of job, if done well, can easily attract a huge crowd of people and are definitely one of the best and more effective way to show your gorgeous and artistic clothes lines to the SL public.

This type of unskilled job is fairly popular and well-received among residents or users in SL in the sense that most humans always sell consideerably better than machines or vending engines.

Because of this reason, some big brands in the game have been hiring people to do the sales for them to increase their profits. Shop attendants have become more sought after, as a counter-point to the automated vendors. In Second Life, sales representatives have the obvious advantage of not being attached to any specific place.

An agreement generally is made upon sales comissions, and, if the shop owners anticipate you to stay and work for them at the same place for extra few hours per week, they usually pay you a small salary too.

In Second Life, Bouncer and Security Agent always acts a lot like a security guard for safeguarding or protect an event from dangers that might happen to ruin the fun of it.

There has been some job offerings as bouncers or security agents to residents or users because of the recent increase of griefers or trouble makers - people with their sole purpose of destroying events by disrupting them.

Whenever you are focusing all of your endeavors in operating an event, it's always great to have a number of boncers or security agents around who keep locating the annoying griefers and make them go outside the place as quick as possible, instead of having to deal with them as well.

However, this kind of unskilled jobs do not really pay well (perhaps with the exceptions of models and escorts) so you may just skip it and look for other skilled jobs instead.

One of the most popular and creative skilled jobs in Second Life is Fashion Designer which fully allows you to create a huge collection of high quality clothes of great design at will to present to other people in the game with great pride.

Clothes design is a slightly different type of specialized texturing. Clothes in SL are specially designed by using lots of special templates - which you can get them for free at the Second Life web site over which you all your skills and creativity are being used again through external great and useful tools like Adobe Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, or the open-source GIMP.

Generallly speaking, clothes may be easier to do than textures, but doing them properly must take a lot of time and patience of your own.

In common with builders, clothiers are beginning to be well-versed in some styles. Most very big brands are usually equipped with all sorts of clothes, while smaller designers, who have less resources, will concentrate on a specific niche, like lingerie, vampire clothing, T-shirts, or shoes.

Due to the fact that there are a very log list of clothes designers in SL and it's tough for you to build your reputation so quickly. To be able to succeed in this area of the fashion design job, you need to own several shops to advertise your products and sponsor some big events where you can show off your new clothes.

Event hosts are a kind of skilled job that has recently undergone a big and dramatic change due to SL's recent economic model.

If you want to attract a huge crowd of people to come to visit your place, the best way for you is to announce events in the Events list, where every people in-world are able to see your announcements and decide by themself to join your event or not.

Event hosting usually requires many of your own interpersonal skills, especially the ones about handling other people, such as RL communication skills, ability to entertain other people and try to make them have fun or feel at home by attending your events, and the extent of imagination in coming up with new ideas to make your event always lively as long as possible.

Normally events in SL can range from very simple things, like general discussions to very highly complex, such as a fashion show, a boxing and chess competitions, or a medieval tournament.

A DJ (short for Disc Jockey) is another type of event host who is primarily responsible for making an event more lively and fun as well as enriching a certain environment within the game as much good as possible. The most primary task of a good DJ is to stream life music into a night club.

Being the good DJ can reallly help your event or night-life business to thrive on in many great ways. A good DJ can make other people feel more lively, while attracting a very huge crowd of people to come and visit you event, increasing lots of profits at the same time.

Also most good Djs have a talent to a special talent to entertain people for many hours by reacting to the audiences moods and can to adjust their music play accordingly. In Second Life, some DJs have their own clubs to perform their work, while other enter into SL by offering their talents.

The real estate agent is the first and most evident type of job that falls into the category of Freelancers and Entrepreneur.

The real estate agent (also nicknamed Land Barons) called by the residents of SL. Land Barons are mainly responsible for purchasing land wholesale, both from the auctions, and directly, parcelling it out, and announcing it in the advertisements for resale.

Actaully they act only as intermediaries or middle men between buyers and sellers by charging a fee after completing their work.

The real estate agents or Land Barons need to have many vital skills to get the job done properly, like good taste to pick up good places, a deep understanding of how the market works and which plans will work well, and a capability to establish a strong reputation, to make continued sales for the people that they are working for.

However, some Lands Barons prefer to rent land over sell it. Reting is always a good option to make if you don't wish to pay tier. All you need to have is just a basic aacount or a temporary piece of land.

Linden Dollar Broker is another types of jobs that can be categorized into the mode of Freelancers and Entrepreneurs in Second Life. Linden Dollar Broker can make their living by exchanging their Linden Dollar (L$) for real-world currency (USD$, Euros and etc).

Making a lot of profits by buying cheap and selling expensive is not meant for those who are afraid to plunge into their business adeventure. Since you are coping with real money, it is almost mandatory that need to have a very deep understanding of how a stock exchange really works.

In Second Life, besides the unskilled and skilled jobs, there are still a large number of jobs that are not so clearly classified. These types of jobs are commonly known as unclassified jobs.

Within the game, you will have unclassified jobs for all sorts of people who are accountable for organizing companies, groups, associations, even cartels. All these people have a lot of kills organizing people together by using their marketing plus advertising acumens in-world.

On top of that there even are lawyers and economists in the game as well! Every resident or user has a talent or an ability in their own special ways. Many of them somehow discover new talents or skills while living in-world, but the most important thing for having fun in SL is to learn about your own talents and skill, then try to apply your creativity and imagination so you can the full benefits of it.