Lavallette, New Jersey

I was originally disinterested in I/O because the corporate world seems like a nightmare to me. When I realized research often shows noncapitalist work systems are better for workers' health, I began to wonder if its possible if I/O psych research and jobs can change America into a socialist...

Like what materials, what college, and stuff like that

I currently have doctorate in physical therapy (DPT) and right now the company I work for is looking to hire an athletic trainer (ATC) for my location. I was always interested in either doing DPT or ATC - now I am thinking about getting both certifications. I know that there are a bunch of...

I am interested in doing something in sports after college but unsure what the best path is

I'm a high-school student who constantly wonders about what it is going to be like when I go off to college. I don't even know what I want to do with my life yet and I really want to know how to find the right career.

I am going for a police investigator career yet I don’t know much in what I need to do…?

I am planing of applying for Monmouth University when I graduate in 2025

I'm not opposed to talking directly to people but I get shy and anxious at times so preferably not too much speaking.

Does it matter what high school i go too?

Just pay attention and take notes on what is important.

I received a job offer today in an email and would like for the hourly rate to be higher. What are some best practices for responding to the email in order to get a higher salary offer? Any specific language you can share with me on how to reply would be best!

I have worked at the same job for 10 years and they do not pay enough and offer minuscule raises. I would prefer to stay at my current company in order to avoid transitioning to a new company and a longer commute. How can I use this job offer to have a constructive conversation with my boss?

Wanting to make a career change

What are some tips that can help decide what colleges to apply to?

I have been working for the same large company (but on a small team) for 10 years at the same role. I want to grow in my career, take on new responsibilities and move into a managerial role. I think there's a good opportunity to move within my own company and think it's probably important to...

I have no preference for being the head researcher or assistant. Is it easier to get a job if I have a higher degree? Are higher degrees worth my time or is it more cost-effective to stay with my BS?