Oregon, USA

how many years would it take to get through the education you need to go into criminal law? #law #criminallaw

What is the stress tolerance necessary for non-retail techs? I am curious as I want to go into this career path but I have a pretty low stress tolerance level, and need to know how much I need to work on that before entering the field.

What kind of education did you complete to get where you are today? Did you need to complete college or any other kind of requirements?

What kind of education level do you need to go into criminal law? bachelor's, master's, or associate's? and as well as why that specific education level.

What lead you to where you are now?
What advice do you have for me?
Was this your dream job, Is this where you saw yourself for your future?
When was the last time you've done something for the first time?
What should I know about keeping a job?

how long did it take to become a computer scientist

I am a student in Job Corps and I am going into training to become a security guard. I would appreciate your perspective on the practical aspects of working in this area. My questions are as follows: What should I expect going into this field? What would make someone a good fit for the job?...

What values will I need for a job in protective services?
How did you join the protective services industry?

I want to be a preschool teacher or work at a daycare with young children and I'm worried about burnout or feeling overwhelmed.

Do you end up having to get a summer time job?

I am planning on taking a course on early childhood development and am curious on people's experience working with children.

What kind of tasks do you accomplish in your day-to-day? How did you choose what you wanted to teach? Do you feel fulfilled being a teacher? What do you do for work during the summertime and long breaks?

Being a teacher was the first career I was ever interested in at a young age but I am not sure if it's something I want to commit to. How did you know it's what you wanted to do?

I have been considering many paths to go down education-wise, but am unsure of where I should start and what would be the most fulfilling.

The performing arts industry is very scary, and I don't have much support. I know there is going to be a lot of lessons I need to learn on my own and was hoping to know the most important one to help me succeed.