Conroe, Texas

Was asked this in an interview and was wondering how professionals would respond. What are employers/interviewers looking for when they ask this? How should I go about answering this? #interview #mock-interviews #interviews #interviewskills #interviewing-skills #rolemodel #interview-questions...

#art #engineer #engineering #job #artist

I'm finally taking a scripting class, and I realize programming is not for me. it's funny how I was passionate to learn about it, now I realize that it is really hard. I really want to understand it, but using the required website for my class called "ZyBooks", It's not helping me...

I am studying for a bachelor's in human resources and accounting. I love accounting, and am curious if that will be enough to make my future career enjoyable. #management #accounting #human #resources

What tips can a freshmen college student like me can get to start a successful career in the tech industry, whether as a software developer or a computer engineer?

what should i do to live comfortable, should I invest my money?, how should I manage my money.

What are the pros and cons?

#career #job #IT #Techology #career-path #job-search

What is the role of LinkedIn in getting a job in US, are resumes given equal importance as LinkedIn. Which one is better ? #research #human-resources #resume #recruiting #resume-writing #linkedin #job-application

I will be going to college soon, and I want to know what I should consider in choosing who will be my roommate. Character? Work ethic? How fun they are to hang out with?
#college #roommates #housing #dorm

During college, depending on which one I go to, I was thinking about getting my own apartment, something cheap for now until I save up more money than I do now. I want to have the feeling of living on my own, to try and see if I can handle it. #financial-planning #mortgage

For example, some people claim to be better problem solvers after learning how to code. In what way has coding benefited you? #technology #coding #programming #computer

#career-counseling #college-advice #human-resources

#video-game-design #design #video-games #game-design #computer #pleasehelpme #computer-science #graphic-design #game-design

When do you know what you actually want to do after college? For example, let's say I have options but I can't really decide between which one I would like more for my future.

Do employers look to see if you have had an internship in technology? What qualities about a future employee do companies most look for?