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For a Carpenter occupation, what is a typical schedule like? What tools should I get familiar with? Are there any free books for beginners that could help me prepare?

How was the scale you had to carry to get there?

I am a san jose job corps student and I want to study for the electritra construction remodeling degree

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What are some essential classes that helped you prepare for your career? Did you do any jobs during college and university related to your career? How long did your training/schooling take? It would also be appreciated if you can leave your name, your job title, and what company you work for....

What are your personal pros and cons?
What education and/or training helped prepare you for this job?
Did you have any trouble getting into this career field?
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When should an individual start planning for their career?
Why do you like what you do?
What are key things to put on your resume?
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Prosecution lawyers/ lawyers I have a couple of questions for that career. What skills prepared you for this job? What were the steps that you took in order to get to that job? What made you stand out above other applicants? It would also be appreciated if you can leave your name, your job...

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Prosecution lawyers/ lawyers I have a couple of questions for that career. What made you choose this career? How did you prepare for your career? What classes would be recommended to take? What skills prepared you for this job? What were the steps that you took in order to get to that...

Should I choose to major in something I enjoy doing or if I should choose a major that leads to a career that pays well?

How long have you been with the company?

Has your role changed since you've been here?

What did you do before this?

Was the steps to becoming a veterinarian sometimes enjoyable?

Do you like getting out of bed to go work as a veterinarian?

Did you have an iron mind to do whatever it takes to get what you wanted

Did you spend lots of money on your tuition?

Was there terrible situations where you felt everything was lost but you still came back up?

Was there hard decisions you had to make?

Is being a veterinarian an enjoyable job all the time or are there still hardships?

Is there anything you wish you knew before becoming a veterinarian?

If you had the opportunity would you change your profession to something else.

On your journey to becoming a veterinarian was there people to support you?

How much things did you have to go thorugh to become a veterinarian?

Was actually becoming a veterinarian something you wanted to do?

How much time was necessary in order to get what you wanted?

What steps did you take to achieve what you wanted?