Pittsburg, California

Would I be using any other technical tools while working in a warehouse besides using a forklift, if there's any what are they called and how do they work?

Do you have to do a lot of math working for a company like Amazon or any company that requires you to work in a warehouse?

I want to go into nursing/pre med and want to see what field/work should I go into that will mostly require me to help people in need

I really don't know what career option to choose from but my major is sociology and I want to explore what careers I could choose in Sociology.

Hello I am having a little trouble of looking for internships that are real and valid.

How do you know what to major in if you don't have any passions or you don't know what you want to pursue. I'm applying for some scholarships btu a lot of them ask where you want to go for college or what you want to major in but I don't have an answer yet

What are good jobs for kids around the age of 13

What are the interviewers actually asking? How do you know if something isn't enough as an entry-level position?

How can I make myself stand out during my 2 years of community college and what opportunities can I take that will prepare me for a four year!

I have kind of mediocre grades. (I wouldn't say they are too bad mostly a's and b's a couple c's here and there.) I want to be a teacher and am not sure which colleges will except me. I really want to be a teacher it has been my dream forever, but I don't know if it's achievable now because of...

I have worked in design for about 10 years, I'm thinking about taking the google ux certification course or maybe a design boot camp but not sure how I will get real world experience when everyone hiring wants real world experience not volunteer or bootcamp projects.

To get a degree, bachelors degree, a doctorate in your career path to have a good job in something you like and enjoy doing.

I would like more financial counseling advice as well as resources with scholarship information.

how do I become a therapist? What kind of credentials do I need? What is the starting salary? What are the best companies to work for? Where are the best colleges for psychology?

I have a broad idea about what I want to major in but what to get a sense of college and my life after high school before i decide. But when should I decide and have a clear idea of what my major should be?

I've been working for 20 years since I graduated from college -- 17 years at a nonprofit research institute and then the last 3 years at a large U.S. bank. My focus has been on identifying, selling/pitching, evaluating and experimenting with innovative ideas in a brought range of areas -- new...

What can I do to get a better promotion at my job?
If my dream job needs a lot of studying and stress should I follow that dream?
When is the best age to start your job?

I just finished my UX/UI bootcamp and I'm wondering what advice you have on what makes a compelling portfolio review for a Jr. Designer.

What should i be focusing on?

What class should I take in college to become a firefighter and why and how should I train to become a firefighter physically and mentally and when should I start?

I know the medical industry has a good pay in comparison to other occupations of interest, so that is one reason why I’m asking about this. I don’t know much about the field, and I’m curious to know more.

I am currently still in high school, I will be an upcoming senior (class of 2024).

I am interested in going into nursing or being in the medical field.

I'm interested in going into journalism, but am curious as to what paths I can explore in the field other than "news reporter" or "staff writer." What potential options are there? As well, what are some other aspects of journalism other than writing that I could think of going into (i.e. the...

What is it like being a journalism major? Is it a worthy major to go into, and what other majors would be recommended if my college doesn't offer it? As well, is grad school necessary for going into the field of journalism?

As an incoming sophomore transfer student, I'm curious how I can carry over the successful academic and social strategies I've developed into my 4-year university experience. I'm also looking for the best opportunities to grow and expand these strengths.

I am currently 16 years old (I’m turning 17 this year) living in California and I’m going into my junior year of high school. J know choosing to go into such a rigorous field as the medical field won’t be easy but I trust in my decent academic performance in school so far and love for helping...

I'm 15 and want to get ahead in my volunteering and experiences. But my school doesn't have that many programs and I have no connections to any nurses or people experienced in that field. All the programs I've seen are limited or expensive, so what should I do?

I’m still in high school and I feel like there are lots of different things I would be interested in and I just don’t know how to narrow it down.

What are the emerging trends and technologies shaping the future of finance, and how can individuals prepare themselves for these changes? As a student that is very passionate about finance, I am interested in exploring the future of the industry and how I can best prepare myself.

I have 0 experience, trying to find a job that pays decent, not looking for big jobs that pays high.

For example, the pay, if insurance is included, sick leave, etc.

For example public speaking, leadership, etc.

Because taking a gap year is one of the options for when after students graduate high school, I want to know the benefits of taking one.

What is your motivator?

How do you have fun at your job?

What steps are needed?

What extracurriculars should I look out for, and which colleges would you recommend? I don't really know where to start when it comes to preparation.

what are daily thing should i do to stop procrastination in video editing ?

what are free apps can i use?

Habits often define how people act, what kind of habits should I start building to succeed in the future?

When it comes to engineering careers relating to it I hear that often times people need to network and build connections but how exactly do people do that and how early can I start?

Most engineering majors in college are extremely competitive, how do I stand out?

For example, the life ten years ago is way different than the current era.

For example, what kind of skills would someone need to be recognized by google or facebook?

For example, lot of videos have lots of different styles so which adobe product would be best for all editing styles?

For example, video games have tons of bugs at times and it may vary because of the bug. But, what it is the usual estimated time for something to be fixed?

I am curious due to many people´s conflicting comments about the subject of college and if it is worth the time and money to complete it and get a degree.

I would love to know what sort of topics I should study and what courses I should consider in college for this type of work and if there are things i should know beforehand.

For example, coding and building website

For example, google