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I've been working full time for 3 years as a product manager and I still feel as lost as ever. It's hard seeing friends getting promoted and leaving the company for better opportunities, but I'm still stuck here. People say you should try as many things as possible in your 20s and I want to do...

I'm thinking of becoming a therapist, specifically teen/youth therapy, and I was wondering if there are any specific skills that have helped you. Have you learnt these skills over time? Or are they skills that you seemed to have innately?

How do you keep up with the pace of change in tech, especially with AI reshaping jobs and expectations? How do I stay 'relevant' ? Things I learned at school might already be outdated ? It's challenging to stay optimistic about the future ... What skills or mindset have actually mattered...

I am looking for a career path. I am in grade 11 and was going to be a child life specialist but I'd prefer to work in a smaller clinic rather than a huge city hospital as well as not go to school for 6 years lol. I am looking for all the jobs that could be in a small clinical setting that work...

am 30 years old, and since graduating from high school, I have had inconsistent work for many different employers. All within general labor. After taking a job for a municipal park agency in sanitation, I transferred to the recreation side of things as a camp counselor. I loved that position...

I’m 16. I’m in grade 11. My plan is to go to MUN and do my first degree in psychology. after that my plan is to specialize and become a forensic psychologist. Just wondering what programs are available within Canada that I Apply for Any help is appreciated.

I’m 16. I’m in grade 11. My plan is to go to MUN and do my first degree in psychology, but I don’t know if I should get a bachelor science or a of arts. I just wondering what’s better if I wanna go into forensic psychology in the future. Any help is appreciated.

I saw a video on tiktok that talk about some jobs having weirds names, this a quote from the video, "your dream job exists it's just named a weird name you would never think to look up" and I was thinking is this possible that some cool jobs exist but bc the name is soo uncommon it never...

I want to be and forensic psychologist and am interested in why killers' brains and people with disorders function differently, and if they are missing other things that people who don't have or do those do? Any answers are appreciated!!

U of A U of C UBC U of T McMaster Queens Western McGill University of Copenhagen Humboldt-Universität Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin Heidelberg University LMU Munich Trinity College Dublin University College Dublin Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland University of Groningen...

I am considering this program, (https://lassonde.yorku.ca/academics/space-engineering) and I am wondering what kind of job outcomes or outlook it has.

I was really thinking first that I wanted to go into the field of Registered Nursing, but then realized it was 4 years of University, and i'll probably just end up getting married. What are the pros and cons to each? I love variety, but would I be getting enough of it as an RPN? I'm leaning...

As my career has evolved, I’ve started paying more attention to how color affects confidence and presence. Exploring color analysis helped me understand which tones highlight my personality and align with where I am professionally. It’s interesting how something as simple as color can make such...

I’ve noticed that as my career grows and my goals shift, the way I dress and present myself changes too. Some things that used to feel right don’t quite fit anymore, and I’ve started thinking more intentionally about how my style reflects where I am now. Have you experienced something similar?...

A bit of a background on me: I graduated with a degree in Communications, Culture, and IT. I then interned at a fin-tech for about a year and a half, where I learned a bit of Java, Spring Boot, MySQL database management, worked with Docker and Kubernetes. Throughout my internship, I enjoyed...