How can I grow in Actuarial Fields ?
I'm Azim, Actuarial Science student at UiTM Shah Alam, Malaysia. Im expecting to finish my studies in Feb 2028. I know there are a few paths I can opt for such as IFoA and SOA. However, I reckon it is quite expensive to sit for the papers (idk if there are any financial aids or not). My question is, is sitting for professional papers is the only way of climbing my career ladders or i still can excel in the field without collecting the papers. if i still need to collect the papers, can you recommend any good plans on how to collect it (collect it right away or establish myself in the field first) thank you in advance for the answers! ✨️
Should I enlist in the Air Force to build discipline & figure out what I want to pursue?
I am a 18 year old female with a high school degree and some college credit. I am currently in college as business undecided but only taking a few courses. I am failing two of them because I can't stick to one system (binder or notebook, pen or pencil?). A lot of excuses. My parents have a 529 and are paying for my college education, which I know is a privilege in of itself. I want to be a better individual and "get into shape". I want to hear genuine advice on what I should do
Seeking Mechanical Engineer Perspectives for an Assignment?
Hi! Less than a year ago I posted some questions I wanted to be answered by mechanical engineers, all of them to help me decide whether to pursue that degree in university. Thanks to the answers I received from that post, I made my decision and now I'm studying to become a mechanical engineer. In this post, I have some other questions to ask mechanical engineers or mechanical engineering students. (If it is within your possibilities, please fill out this area): Full name: Current position: Company/institution: Years of experience: Main field of specialization: Where you graduated from: The questions are: How would you describe mechanical engineering in a few words, and what sets it apart from other branches of engineering? What are the main fields of application of mechanical engineering today, and how have they evolved with technological development? Could you share a project you have worked on that has had a positive impact on the community or on people’s lives? What physical laws or mechanical principles are key in your daily work? How do they manifest in practice? What ethical, social, or environmental challenges does a mechanical engineer face in professional practice? Besides technical knowledge, what skills do you consider essential to succeed as a mechanical engineer?
Dental Hygienist Interview?
Hi! I'm looking for dental hygienists willing to answer a few questions: 1. Can you tell me about the types of tasks you are responsible for on a day-to-day basis? 2. What do you enjoy most about your career? 3. What is most challenging about your career? 4. What are some skills and personality traits necessary to perform your job? 5. What are some misconceptions about your career? 6. How well do you manage your work-life balance? 7. How is your career any different from doctors? 8. How long is your shift? 9. Do you wish anything around your work place was different? If so then what? 10. What was it like when you first started your career? Please answer the questions. Thank You! *Note: Edited by admin to adhere to guidelines
Is Starting an Online Business Administration Degree in 2026 a Strong Career Path?
Hello, I am planning to begin a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration in 2026 at UoPeople, an online university. My long-term goal is to pursue a strong career in business or possibly continue to a master’s degree in a well-ranked, in-person university. I would appreciate professional insight on a few points: How does a Business Administration degree look in terms of career prospects in 2026 and beyond? What skills should I focus on developing alongside my degree to stay competitive? Are there any reputable external scholarships (outside the university itself) that support international students pursuing online undergraduate studies? Would starting online limit my chances of entering a top master’s program later? I am especially interested in long-term growth, leadership opportunities, and building a strong professional profile. Thank you in advance for your guidance.
How can I choose high-paying A-Level subjects if I don’t want to go into medicine?
Hi! I’m currently an O-Level student studying in Riyadh at PISES, and I’ll be starting A-Levels soon. I took Biology as my main subject in O-Levels, but I’m sure that I don’t want to go into the medical field. I’m honestly very confused about what to choose next. I’m mainly interested in a career that has strong earning potential, and I’m open to learning new skills because I adapt easily. However, I don’t have any background or experience in IT, computer science, or business, so I’m not sure if those fields would be suitable for me or how hard it would be to transition into them. Since I live in Riyadh, I’d also like advice that considers job opportunities and demand in Saudi Arabia. My parents are also encouraging me to choose a career path that is financially stable and has good future prospects. What A-Level subject combinations and career paths would you recommend for someone like me who wants a high-income career, doesn’t want medicine, and is willing to learn from scratch? Thank you so much for your time and guidance!
Am in my final year, BEng.Industrial Engineering and am very curious about what kind of short courses i meed to do to up my skills, by the way am passionate about process optimisation, project management, data analysis?
Level 500 BEng.Industrial Engineering students. Looking forward to connecting with industry professionals and help grow in the field. Passionate about data analysis and process optimisation.
Are Auto Job Applier Tools Actually Effective for Job Seekers?
Hey everyone, I’ve been applying to jobs consistently and recently started exploring an Auto Job Applier to save time and reduce manual effort. Filling out the same details again and again across platforms can be draining, especially when you’re applying daily. A few things I’m trying to understand: Do auto job appliers target relevant roles or just mass-apply? Can you control job type, location, and experience level? Is there a risk of hurting your chances by applying too broadly? Do recruiters view these applications differently? I noticed that LockedIn AI also provides Auto Job Applier services along with tools for resumes and interview support, which feels more practical than using separate tools for each step. I haven’t fully tested it yet, but the all-in-one approach caught my attention. Would love to hear honest experiences from anyone who’s used an Auto Job Applier successfully.
What should I do Next Am I going in the right direction??
Hi! I am a current college senior majoring in Psychology and minoring in Sociology. As my time in undergrad nears the end... I have found people asking me what I'm doing next. While that may be an overwhelming question.. I do have an idea and I'd like to get a professional opinion. My long term goal is to become a Pediatric Neuropsychologist. However, I am currently working two jobs to support myself through school and I know that will be a trend into my masters and doctoral degree. I had the idea of working while getting a master degree in School Psychology and working as a School Psychologist while in the pursuit of my PhD. I wanted some guidance on this plan as I am a first gen college student with no real guidance or help. Any advice is helpful and appreciated !
How do I get started into physical therapy after high school?
I am high school senior who has an interest in physical therapy from my past life in sports playing sports all my life leads me to a life of physical therapy.
What are the most impactful innovations in Computer Science for 2026, and which career paths best align with them?
As we move through 2026, the field of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) is shifting from experimental phases to "hyper-adoption" across several breakthrough areas. I am interested in understanding which specific recent innovations are currently redefining the industry and what professional roles are emerging as a result. Specifically, I would like to know: Which recent innovations (e.g., in AI, Quantum, or Edge Computing) are considered the most "game-changing" for 2026? What specific career paths should students or professionals target to stay ahead of these trends? What foundational skills are now "non-negotiable" for these new roles?
What skills are most important to know as a director starting out to gain respect, trust and quickly rise the ranks of the film industry? Which of these can I be practicing now as a sophomore in high school?
I am a sophomore in high school in Wisconsin but looking to move to LA and attend film school while working internships after graduation. I own one camera and an editing software and have little access to creative technique information. Have already completed writing full script for what I plan on being an indie breakout movie.
I'm looking for five universities that would be great for photography?
As a freshman, I am researching universities that prioritize journalism and photography to further develop my professional skill set.
