Kirkland, Washington
what do I need to do to become a psychologist in the USA?
Hi everyone! I am looking to work towards being a psychologist in the USA. I have done my Bachelor's and Masters in Applied Psychology (from India) and currently doing my Masters in Creativity and Change Leadership. I am aware that I would need to pursue a Psy.D or Phd in order to become a...
Lots of options but unsure of which to choose?
Hi I'm a senior in high who's interested in a variety of fields but I don't know which one to choose. I took an accounting class at my school and really enjoyed but I also like the idea of going into library science. Another field I've been looking into is law but I've heard a lot of...
Work Life Balance of a Therapist?
What is the overall work life balance of a clinical mental health therapist? Is the job stressful, do you have a hard time disassociating at the end of the day?
Letters of Recommendation
I have just started my grad school application for Genetic Counseling but am not very confident regarding the 3 letters of recommendation I need to gather. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and my own social anxiety, I have had a hard time making any connections with professors. Classes have around...
Is a Google data analytics certificate in college worth it?
I am an upcoming senior majoring with a B.A in public health and needing some advice / opinions on possibly pursuing a Google certificate over the summer. My original plan was to obtain an internship/ volunteer opportunity to build some experience, but I have not at all. Career wise I have been...
How should I go about connecting with people in my field?
Hello, I am a student enrolled in Cascades Job Corps, studying a trade in IT. I plan on going into the software-dev field, and I'm looking for advice on how to connect with others that have been through similar career paths. Thank you!
What does Technical Writing look like?
When making a portfolio of my work, how do I know which pieces will get the most recognition?
What is a day in the life of a technical writer? Does it change depending on the level of work you do? (entry vs mid vs senior)
whats the best way to get into phase 3 or low voltage in the electrical industry
I'm interested in electrical work
How do I proceed in high school if I have an interest in Psychology?
What should I be doing in order to figure out if the field is really for me?
Speech Therapist, English Teacher, Language Lover, Musician Looking For Creative Work
I am a speech-language pathologist in a school setting. I have long term experience with teaching, as well as playing and writing music, and I have a passion for studying foreign languages. Where to I begin to explore careers that make use of a number of these skills and interests rather than...
Do you recommend any classes in college that could help you be a better organic farmer ?
I would like to be an organic farmer, and I was told to go to college, but I'm not so sure if that is a good idea, or what class to take. (Not a degree).
What are some things I should know about working in the I.T. industry?
I'm currently looking into a career in Information Technology, more specifically being a Computer Repair Technician. What does working in I.T. look like on a day-to-day basis? Are there any opportunities in the I.T. industry for someone that prefers to work alone? And what are some important...
How many accumulated years is it to become a licensed and board certified pathologist?
Hello! I'm trying to figure out a few different career paths to look into, but I'm starting out to see the ones I have chosen, and what is required with them, Meaning years of college, training, as an assistant, etc, and how the people who work in those jobs feel about them. I do have multiple...
I have three questions for anyone that has learned telecommunications engineering through apprenticeships and they are the following what did a day in your life look like, what was the hardest part of your pathway, what is some advice you would give me
I am currently enrolled in job corps and plan on applying to Velex as a telecommunications apprentice when I am finish and i'm in search of some advice
#careerpath
What was the biggest thing you learned in class that you apply now in the work force?
I am doing a project in class right now that requires me to get answers from people that are already qualified as a Certified Nurse Assistant #healthcare #nursing #nurse
Magnetic Resonance Imaging techs what are 3 things you wish you knew before choosing this career?
I am looking into this career path for my future. I would like to know a little bit more from an MRI tech perspective that's actually in the career filed. I am also wondering where to start? or whats good MRI school. #career #tech #healthcare #medical #MagneticResonanceImagingTech #science...
Would you say a career in nursing is worth it?
Currently an engineering student looking to switch into nursing. About to start my first CNA job soon and would love some advice! #nursing #healthcare #medicine
What careers are available with a B.A in Public Heath?
Hello! I am currently applying for the public health major (B.A) and can’t help but wonder what career opportunities exist. As when I ask advisors they tell me PH is a broad major with so many job opportunities but never really seem to say what exactly. I’ve seen Reddit’s on PH majors who state...
What are your main responsibilities as an CNA?
#CNA
I`m interested in becoming an CNA
Please give me a summarisation of what your day as a head chef or specialty chef might be like. Besides the actual restaurant presence and cooking. For instance, what do you do to get prepared for the day? Is there anything you have to to organize for the set up of the restaurant or day. Any money/expenses you have to keep track of, etc...
#Restaurant #chef #cooking #culinary-arts #culinary #culinary
How might your life change once you pursue a career in culinary industry? Is it a good change? Are there things you might have done differently? Is Life more enjoyable for you since choosing this profession?
#Food #career-path #career-choice #Chefs #Specialty-Chefs
#culinary
What type of extensive training or programs should I complete to be come a law enforcement officer?
#law-enforcement #police #law #criminology
What does the usual or average day for a law enforcement officer look like? What does it consist of? More specifically for a Deputy Sheriff/Sheriff.
#Law-enforcement #Police #criminal-justice
So besides learning the trade of painting at Job corps, which I am currently pursuing. What other types of training and schooling should I complete if I want to be successful in life as a painter?
#Painting #Schooling-and-training #career
I am interested in possibly pursuing a career in painting. ANd I was curious on how that profession might change your life? Or how has it been different since going into that field?
#Painting #Life-Changes #career
I am interested in possibly exploring a career in Law enforcement. And I wanted to know, how might your life have changed because of this particular career choice? For example: Would you say you are now more protected as an individual based on your skills and training? Or would you say your life is more dangerous and unsafe because of your work?
#career-paths #law-enforcement #law #Dangers-of-Law-Enforcement
What steps and extensive training is necessary to make it in the Culinary Industry. What Steps should I take to be as successful as I can Be?
I have always been into food from a young age, and I knew that if I were to do anything to make a living in life, I would want it to be food related. I have worked several fast food jobs since I graduated High-school. And I would Like to expand on my food knowledge. #business #chef...
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