Belmar, New Jersey
What is it like to be a Mechanical Engineer?
Is it a desk job? Does it require a lot of hands on work? Do you carry a lot of individual responsibility or is there a lot of teamwork? Does your income allow you to live comfortably? #engineering #career #income
Among the various hard and soft skills, including leadership, what are some other expertise recruiters are looking for, regardless of which industry to work for?
Again, my name is David, a currently rising sophomore in college, who is majoring in Information Technology. Although my primary focus is on web development, I'm also curious to know what it's like to work in an environment other than that of my school, and at home. This is important to me...
What is the most interesting part of your job as a librarian? The most stressful?
i've gotten to see it from the outside, but i would really like to have time to sit down with a librarian and see how their day is like. Every job has pros and cons. What's YOUR pro and YOUR con to your job? #librarian
In order to become a published author, what would be the best platform for me to be on when it comes to submissions?
I want to know where I can give it a try. I have no idea how to go about getting myself noticed.
What college is the best recommended both economically and education wise for a creative writer who wishes to become a librarian?
I want to study library science, but am currently unsure where to go looking for that #librarian
How exactly does positive psychology helps companies? Is it related to human resources?
I am also interested in knowing more about positive psychology and how exactly does it relates to companies. #psychology #human-resources #industrial-psychology
What non-academic skills are needed for those interested in becoming medical doctors?
We all know that people who go into medicine are the best of the best when it comes to academics, but I am interested in what other skills define a medical doctor and how these traits come into play in the day-to-day life of a doctor. #doctor #medicine #science #healthcare #health...
For people who plan on becoming future web developers, would having online education be worth more than earning a Computer-Science related degree?
I'm currently a rising sophomore in college, who is majoring in Information Technology, with a concentration on Web and Mobile Development. The reason I'm addressing this question is that I want both other students who are interested in the same/similar field of study, and I, to be able to make...
How's a day in the life of a school counselor? What exactly do they do?
I am a Psychology major and I would love to work with bullied kids and help them overcome the pressure and struggle that is for them to go to school. I am not sure if working as a school counselor is the job that will let me have a better approach to this kids, that's why I would like to know...
Is it better to get a job on campus or off campus?
I need to get a job to help pay for college, so I was wondering whether it was better to get a job on campus to stay close or off campus. #jobs
Is it better to piuck a roomate or get a random one?
I am personally doing this at the moment and am entering my first year of college and don't know anyone, so I need some help. #college-life
If i'm going to be a psychiatrist what would my gross be?
I'm asking because I would like to know what I would earn if I'm a psychiatrist #psychology #pre-med #psychiatry
I want to be a clinical psychiatrist in the future. What should my steps be to achieve this goal?
I'm a senior in high school and I am intersested in becoming a clinical psychiatrist because someone inspired me and I believe in myself. #psychology #pre-med #psychiatry
Would I be able to only stay in the pediatrics field in occupational therapy because I want to work with children? Does that include encouraging them to get physically fit and healthy again?
I originally wanted to be a pediatrician because I love working with kids and I believe that that's what I want to do with my life. I love helping people especially children. I started college as a biology major but after taking courses in Biology, I realized that Biology isn't for me. Many...
Is spending 8 years learning really worth becoming a doctor?
Right now, I'm a sophomore in high school and very often people ask me who I want to be after college. My response had usually been a doctor, but after doing some research about the job, I understand that becoming an actual doctor is a very rocky step. I feel like a lot of time is needed, as...
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