Campbell, California

In computer information or I.T jobs, what's more, important to have experience or credentials?

I have a question for my medical assistants. How do I know what place is best suited for me? meaning hospitals, doctors' clinics, physician offices, etc

I am interested in getting a certification in health information management (HIM) or a masters in HIM. How can I seek an internship in this field to get experience? What requirements are needed to work in this field?

I am a public health major, expecting to graduate in Spring 2023. I want to get experience in the health field and am interested in health information management. Some classes I enjoyed are epidemiology, health economics, environmental health, and health communication. What are some career...

Do people respect yall look like at you in a different way in a good way?

Filler question, to be honest, but I assume most automotive careers start off uncomfortable as they take place in challenging environments, but what steps are generally taken to ensure the most comfortable experience possible?

I believe most people follow automotive careers with a dream car in mind, and I am curious as to which car influenced others the most.

I wish to pursue careers that allow me to apply skills from my career to my day to day life.

What requirements and tools/knowledge you should have to become an electrician?

What is something that gets tiring on the job?
Is there anything that you like about the job?
What are some things that you dislike on the job?

When is a good time to start and begin the schooling for becoming a pharmacist?

what certificates will i need to become a certified nursing assistant?

What was your pay starting as a certified nursing assistant?

What company do you think I should start out with in medical assisting ?

To anyone in the welding field who has chosen this field may I know a blessing or horror story? I want to know what I'm walking into.

In a welding career is there anything I should be aware/wary of? Or is it pretty cut and dry?

I'm 18 years old and in trade school for welding. Any advice would be helpful. Is there a specific place I should be looking for the best opportunities?

What are the steps I need to take? What are the requirements i need to meet? How and Where would I begin?

My name is Dalilah and I am a senior at Lighthouse Community Charter School. I am a student with a 3.5 GPA and above. Some skills that have helped me get where I am today is being organized, time oriented and great communication skills. I am organized by completing my work on time and having an...

Resume writing, templates, job applications and how to prepare for job interviews

What apps/ technology should someone in HR be familiar with? For example, are presentations and the use of Microsoft powerpoint frequent? How about spreadsheets?

In a high school setting, many students have extreme issues, be it with mental health, family, drugs, poor academic performance, etc. As a counselor, it should be one of your core values to care. However, where is the line drawn? To what point can you help them without crossing boundaries or...

As a high school academic counselor, you have likely witnessed massive layoffs of counselors during recessions such as the one during Covid-19. Simultaneously, most can agree that in California at least, there is a huge lack of academic counselors in comparison to students. Where do you see the...

I am a senior at Lighthouse Community Charter Public School in Oakland California. I like to spend time with my family during my free time and be with my friends. For my career, I want to focus in criminology. I want to become a detective and solve cases. One of my skills is solving problems,...

What are good programs that aren't basic and help develop skills and ideas that can help you become successful in the criminal justice field?

What were some steps successful fashion designers take to be in a good/reliable/stable position of living?

My plan for my career is to take 4 years of biology then transfer over to a medical school, but I am unsure what steps I could take to make this happen.

When do you start your job and why did you choose this job?

What is the most tedious issue of being an auto mechanic when dealing with mechanical components?

What should I expect when being an auto mechanic like do you get overwhelmed with the workload if a lot of cars come in?

How has being an automotive mechanic benefitted your life? does it get easier with experience?

what kind of problems do you deal with as an automotive repairman, what's the most tedious common issue with dealing with vehicles that come in?

I've never completely understood why people get paid so much for those jobs.

How available are these jobs specifically?

I'm looking to do a bachelor's degree and not a lot of colleges offer it. I just wanted to make sure I get my degree from a reputed college. Did you have a lot of practical work included in the curriculum?

And how do you handle the mistakes? have you had any of these experiences?

What are the requirements to get into the line of work? does anyone have any suggestions?

I understand that today's world is becoming more and more attuned to electronic's, but why are these jobs so important specifically?

i would like to know hours or schedule in certain occupations.

Do you have a better knowledge of what goes on internally or was it something you already knew before? Do you regret taking this step into your future?

Is there anything that becomes challenging with being an auto mechanic? Does anything become a "what is this?" moment for something?

Is there anything that isn't usually taught that I should know beforehand? Is there anything that you would have liked to know before going into this?

I’ve always been told to go to community college first, but never understood why.

I am interested in beginning my journey toward focusing on my future and career. I would like to get some information to manage my thoughts and plans.

If I haven´t decided what I want to study what should I look for in a college before I apply?

How should I begin managing my future in preparing steps to take before college and after?

Being in the mental health field seems like a very fulfilling yet intimidating career to follow through with, I've always been very passionate about helping others and would like to know others' viewpoints or reasons.

Is being in the mental health field difficult at times ? If so, why ? Also, what are some good ways to prepare yourself for that kind of work on a daily basis ?

Along with that, what is the most, or one of, the most difficult things about being a psychologist? I'm currently in Job Corps and think I want to pursue a career in mental health.

How can I find my career? I had no idea what am I going to focus after I graduate.