What will set me apart?
I’m a senior in college, majoring in Communications and Business Administration, hoping to work in PR or fashion. Many of my classmates have similar degrees and internships, so what are the 2-3 things that would make a candidate stand out to you when hiring for entry-level roles? Does it matter more to have skills like AI tools, a portfolio, or a strong network?
what are the skills i have to have to become a nurse
what are the skills you have to do to become a nurse?
How can I progress my education?
Hello, I am Shelly and seeking advice as to how to progress with my education. I currently have an associates degree, but I am looking to complete my bachelors. My issue is that I do not know which college to enroll in, as I am looking for something completely online and out of state. Would anyone have any advice or college recommendations that fit my parameters? I also am not familiar with how to enroll, as the courses for my associates were done through classes in highschool.
What type of design internship would be best for someone exploring different creative career paths?
Hi! I am graduating from college this coming spring, and I am interested in finding a design-related internship. I enjoy being creative and want to explore different career options before deciding what I would like to pursue long-term. Ideally, I would love an internship that exposes me to a variety of projects and responsibilities so I can discover what I enjoy most. I have also been considering interning with an event planning company because it seems like a great way to combine creativity, design, and organization. For those with experience in design, marketing, or event planning, what types of internships would you recommend for someone in my position? Are there certain roles or industries that would offer a diverse experience and help me figure out which career path is the best fit?
Why did you choose to be a mental health counselor?
It is a question I have to ask for a class. and I have to talk to someone with this job. But I am scared to talk to people.
What are 4 jobs you can do in interior design?
what are 4 jobs that you can do in the interior design field?
I need a visual organisation platform?
Hey, so I need a visual organisation platform that is not AI or where I can at least avoid the AI as a digital and traditional artist I'm strongly anti-AI. I also can not spend Money at this time and I do tend to struggle with pay walls but I can deal with them. I'm also looking for something that would be helpful in design as I'm looking for a platform for game design classes and practice. I would love some help finding a good platform!
What projects are most sought after by medium-sized companies?
What projects should I start doing now with Java in VS Code to improve my CV on GitHub, and what kind of profile should I have on LinkedIn, in order to get remote work in medium-sized companies?
Are reselling apps a good app to get money? Or not??
I wanna make some money and my friend has given me a great example; a reselling app! I was really excited about this, but I'm kinda nervous because I don't wanna get scammed, nor have an unhappy costumer, or something bad happens, I also haven't asked my parents and what they think about it yet. It is a good way to get money, but would this be a safe way to make money/get money, or should I wait for a different type of job??
What jobs can in 7th grade?
Hey, so I'm looking for something small like Babysitting just to help my dad sense work kinda... happened (in a bad way) so here are my strengths: -Art both digital and traditional -Strategy -World building/story telling -problem solving/coming up with crazy ideas that work -talking to/entertaining smaller kids (4-8) My down fall: -social interactions when my dad/kids my age are around -disorganisation Anxiety-I overthink things and get stuck in my head ADHD-I get side tracked like my life depends on it Autism-I get overstimulated easily and when that happens I shut down Dyslexia-Story time for the kids? yeah, no. If you need/want any more info just ask I'm happy to share although there might be stuff that I say no to though, online safety stuff, you know.
Is Game design a good choice for me?
Hey, I'm in 7th grade and want to get an idea of what collage and profession I want to pursue. Originally I was thinking about graphic design but in all honesty after getting Cookie run: Kingdom and watching epic the musical (The animatic) I thought game design might be both more fun and a better fit for me here's why I think that: -I like story telling -I am good at/like world building -having ADHD + Autism & think about things differently -I think visually -I can create 3D models of things in my head & turn them -I can create & keep a lot of lore solely in my head -I can think of & execute ambisius ideas -When I put my mind to something I'll do it & that's that Reasons I think I might struggle: -Having ADHD I get side tracked easily -if I hit a hard part I tend to just stop working on it -I get easily overwhelmed by big projects + deadlines -When I get overwhelmed I shut down completely -W/ my dyslexia I have a hard time reading & spelling & might mess up on something importent -I'm a perfectionist w/ things I really care about -I have anxiety and might overthink things leading to getting overwhelmed I would love your thoughts on thing & thoughts on good collages for collages there's only three main things: -I don't want to move too far (from Washington) -preferably student housing -Hands on programs and being part of the LGBTQIA2S+ community and having a not so common religion I'd love somewhere inclusive for all people (gay, all races, Therians, different religons) Also anti-AI would be preferable
What are some effective ways for college students to build professional connections in the communications industry before graduating?
I am currently a senior in college majoring in Communication, and I am interested in pursuing a career in public relations or a related field after graduation. As I prepare to enter the workforce, I want to start building professional connections but am unsure where to begin. I would love advice on how to approach professionals in my desired industry and establish meaningful connections while I am still in college.
How can I stand out when applying for entry-level corporate jobs in New York City if I don't have corporate internship experience?
I'm currently a senior in college majoring in Communication, and I'm hoping to move to New York City after graduation. I'm interested in corporate communications, marketing, and other business-related positions. Most of my work experience has been in retail, so I'm worried about competing with applicants who have already completed corporate internships. What can I do now to make my resume stronger, build connections, and increase my chances of getting hired?