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I have these 10 interview questions to ask current or retired Electronics Engineers, please answer some if you want, it does not have to be all. Any that are answered will be greatly appreciated. 1) What does Electronics Engineering mean to you? 2) When did you have a communication challenge...

I am looking for some help finding interview questions to ask an Electronics Engineer. I need questions that are NOT personal but instead are educational and informative. Anything helps, and I would really appreciate your responses, Thank you.

Is the effort worth the pay? Or does it depend on the person?

Can you tell me about a time you handled a caller who was unintelligible? Will I receive calls from people feeling fearful or upset and how do I handle that? How do you keep track of your calls, and any other info if you have any?

What level of education is generally required to become an Electronics Engineer?

Are you provided with non-lethal weapons when doing security? Can you take breaks when doing patrols for security while on the clock if needed? If you are doing patrols for unarmed security and someone trespasses the property and that person is armed and you aren't able to run or hide? Would...

How hard is it to become an Electronics Engineer?

From what I heard welders can make $20-30/hour on the low end by welding is this true? I also heard welders can make $60-100/hour by welding well I would like an answer to this question. How will welding affect my life, and will there be an opportunity for advancement in welding?

I am only 2 ish years away from collage and am quite worried about how it will go sense i and my family are poor or struggling, will I ever get to have my dream of being in the medical feild?

I've always enjoyed and excelled at math and science but I've also always loved art, are there any careers that have just the right amount of both as well as pay a living wage?

I am finishing up a healthcare administration degree, and need only to complete an internship before I graduate. I'm having a difficult time finding one, and am not sure where I can look to have better success.

I had just started cutting hair a little over a year ago, when I didn't have a good stylist, and found out I wasn't bad at it, and I thought it was interesting. I kept cutting my own hair and found a passion for it, and tried my sisters hair. I'd like to branch out, and try other things on...

Where can find grants/scholarships for adult women going back to school?

I am wanting to finish my bachelor's degree while I continue my research about a second career.

I’m a 17 year old artist and was wondering where to head for a good paying art field job

I have definitely started building my career by doing commissions, building an email list, getting in my community with art fairs, and hosting my own painting workshops.

What is a good career path in 2023. Currently I am a sophomore in Oregon. I am interested in mathematics. I am also interested in going to collage, but I am not sure what to study.

I am struggling to find my true passion as i have a lot of different aspirations and passions but i simply cant choose. There are so many jobs in the world and i wanna be able to discover the best option for myself but I'm unsure how to find it, any suggestions on choosing the right career...

i’m going into 10th grade and i love animals but i also love the type of work you see on criminal minds

I don't like people but I want to study psychology

Is it worth it to go through school to become a teacher, or does the pay not make up for the money you spent on schooling? I want to become a teacher but i’m not sure if it’s worth it or not.

I want to be a designer idc if I design houses or clothing I want to create my own business when I’m out of school but idk how people that create businesses make people notice them so I was wondering how the do it?

(TLDR at the end, but I would recommend you actually read the whole thing.) I'm 15 and I work with some other teenagers so my mom said it was normal im getting trash talked since. yknow. they're teens. But it's not the teens that i'm having a problem with, It's the literal grown adults. I...

I really want to be a biotechnician, but as someone who comes from a lower class family and is assigned female at birth, i dont know how attainable it will be for me.

I am starting my senior year of high school in the fall and I've been thinking about what I want to do in the future. I really love film and I've been interested in becoming a director or cinematographer, however, I've been told that they aren't practical enough. The alternative is...

I know this doesn't really relate to jobs or anything, but I really need to prepare because my parents are pressuring me to get my license by 16 lol

I have no job experience, a lot of volunteer experience but I don't know how to provide proof, and no government ID. Am I at a loss??

A skateboard/retail shop is currently hiring and I've been thinking of working here ever since I turned 15 since I know how to skate. I would love to have an opportunity there, but i'm 1 year under the age requirement. I'm willing to take the risk of getting in trouble, but the question is if I...

I'm not trying to apply for any specific job currently, but I would just like to know in general since i'll soon be looking for a way to make money during the summer.

I have loved music for as long as I can remember and want to write music to help people cope and bring joy to people rather than sadness. I want adolescent and adults alike know that they are not alone. I also know that it won't be easy but its something I really love and want to pursue; I just...

Are people down to earth in the work environment? Are u happy working at the place of your dream? Have u ever thought about switching career paths? Do u have the freedom to explore your ideas? What are some skills you have learned while being there?