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I realized late into my college experience that I didn't want to work a math job at all so I finished out my Math degree and am now struggling to find a full-time job I feel qualified for. I have a list of 5 or so potential careers (Including but not limited to: Singer-Songwriter, Writer,...

Would it be possible for me to be a detective of some kind and still have an active family life?

I want to go into a biology field, either wildlife or agricultural, yet I also absolutely love all things choir. I want to have a career where I am constantly using my hands to figure something out, but I also want to help people learn something I've always enjoyed.

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The Profession I plan to go into as of now is the one that my parents want, but I don't. Now I fear that it is too late to find what I truly want to do.

I want to prepare and complete the necessary requirements to be able to study at Europe.

Im looking for a job so I can start to save money.

I like art, but I also want to make a lot if money

Most are popularity contests which introverts and less popular people have no chance of winning.

I was wondering if teachers are so important and we need them to continue with our brain development and evolution why is it that we pay them so little ?

“What” is the most challenging career. “How” could I improve my knowledge. “When” would I know what I want to do in life career. “What” could I possibly face in life.

What kind of veterinarian volunteer work I can do at 16 years old? I also love working with animals

I have wanted to become a hairstylist for a long time but I am not the best at doing it. How can I improve when not many people want to let me do theirs?

I am a nursing student trying to decide if I should get an internship.

I will be starting college soon, and I’m really freaking out because I feel don’t have a clear idea on what career path I want to take. I feel like I need someone to help and guide me throughout my college years.

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To become a great person, I think you need to be led by a great person.

How do you stay motivated and overcome challenges in your career journey?

I’m requesting this question because I’m stuck between deciding on two different career paths: a pediatrician or an art therapist. The main thing between the two careers holding me back from choosing the other is the financial differences in them.

I want to explore new careers that are great opportunities for my future

What is you favorite thing to do in your free time?

I don't know what to put here answer it for me pls ni 'What are two things you learned about your favorite career path during the informational interview?' thanks mate i make you the branliest lmao

What do I do if I've never truly known what I want from life and I don't know what I want to do during my life. I've never really had a true passion for anything before. I have time until I have to choose but life keeps rolling and I don't want to be left behind.

How do you know what career you want? Find something that keeps you distracted or something you have a strong passion for. something your really good at.

I am a rising high school senior and I'd love to go to a university in England (specifically London) but from what I've seen I'm not feeling very confident in my chances. How can I improve these chances this late in the game?

I can’t seem to find any internships that don’t require a bachelors degree or years of experience, but I can’t get experience without at least getting a job or internship first. What platforms are good for finding internships for pre-med students?

I'm a junior in high school and my interests are all over the place! I'm curious on how you found a career that could balance your interests, or how you balance your interests in general.

My question is how do u know if your career path is good or bad and when do u know to leave something alone if it's not working career wise and when do u know that your doing ah career and not a job

i know people say if you do what you enjoy in life it wont be work but what if you don't know what that is. or the fear of going through all that schooling just to get bored with that specialty or decided that's not for you anymore.

I’m going into running start and I want to become a surgeon of some sort (I’m not exactly sure what kind yet) and I don’t want to isolate myself into one career path just in case I change career paths at some point.

How to be successful,what does it take to become a better and successful person what do we need to do or sacrifice what’s the best path to
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