Fanwood, New Jersey

I want to enroll in anything related to computer science/programming, graphic design, or psychology. I’m currently a 9th grader and I used to have a programming class which I enjoyed and excelled in. I’ve also had an interest in designing, specifically graphic design, for very long. Recently...

I would say to do it as soon as you get a feel of whatever industry you are thinking of. you need to make some connections first and have the required knowledge before starting your business.

11th grader

Any marketing job is fine I just love promoting things and sharing information about products and get sales etc ..

Hello,

I am asking this question to understand how do I start getting into coding and making certain things.

I am currently a freshman in college, I know I want to go into a career path that somewhat combines all of these subject areas. But, just unsure on what that can even look like or what careers can be pursued. If someone who works with maybe at least 2 of these subject areas can help, I would...

I want to learn new things and learn new way to build a resume

I love to play the piano and I know that the passion and love I have for the instrument will spread and inspire others to follow their passions

Why is choosing a career so hard as a tewn

What are important questions to ask firsthand to your future employers during job interviews and on the job when concerning salary negotiation, retirement accounts, and benefits?
In other words what are important things to keep in mind when entering the workforce?
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Please I need guidance on this field of specialization in order to determine if I will be choosing this a career path or explore another option if there's any

How to build a career in English

I'm participating in a hospital internship + dentist's office internship this summer, but I'm not sure how indicative these experiences will be to experiencing what a real healthcare experience is like. So, I'm wondering if shadowing a doctor would be better.

I’m trying to broaden my options but always let down by peoples answers of it’s a lousy major or just careers with a masters/phd and not much as entry level jobs. I’m way into my major to opt out now as I’m a lower junior in college rn.

edit: thank you for the responses!

I want to be a author and illustrator as a career but I also want a chance make it big so I'd like to have some sort of chance to work at Shonen.