Portola Valley, California

advice would be appreciated

How many hours do you work and at what times do you go in to work.

What are three important things I should know about working in a kitchen?

What are some tools of the trade I should be familiar with?

What steps would you recommend I take to prepare to enter this field?

What steps would you recommend I take to prepare to enter this field?
What related fields do you think I should consider looking into?
What are the most effective strategies for seeking a position in this field?

When I finish training for my career, for example Culinary Art. I need to work immediately or wait.

What are some tools of the trade I should be familiar with?

What steps would you recommend I take to prepare to enter this field?

Do you expect hiring for this job in the region to increase, decrease, or stay the same over the next few years?

#1:What does a typical day look like on this job?

#2:What steps would you recommend I take to prepare to enter this field?

#3:How much education would you say is needed to become a Welder?

1. What steps would you recommend I take to prepare to enter this field?
2. What related fields do you think I should consider looking into?
3. What are the most effective strategies for seeking a position in this field?

Hello, I am a student who is just starting job corps in culinary arts. I am interested in culinary art in the cooking skill and becoming a chef, but I have some doubts about it.

1#What are some tools of the trade I should be familiar with as a welder?

2#What does a typical day look like on this job, what should I prepare for?

I am a San Jose Job Corps student and I was wondering what I should do after I finished my trade and need to get a job in it.

would love to hear answers about this

I am a San Jose Job Corps student and I was wondering what tools a welder uses.

I am a student at San Jose Job Corps and I will be taking the welding trade there and Was wondering what a welder does.

What is a typical day (or week) like for you?

What do you like most and what do you like least about your work?

What (if any) health risk come with working as a welder?

#1: Would this career path be a good choice for someone who is Realistic, Artistic, and Enterprising (Holland Code Theory)?

#2: How much education is needed to become a telecommunications engineering specialist?

#3: What does a telecommunications engineering specialist do on a day-to-day basis?

need some help

being a cook is really time consuming but you also have passion for it

And does that job apply to your current position?

I love nature and want to pursue something related to environmental science or marine biology, however, I am currently planning to go into a tech career (computer science or computer engineering) because it guarantees a good salary and job security.

As a student, I want to work in a career I enjoy but also one that I can make a good living out of.

Looking to potentially become a data scientist in the future.

Ex: types of skills to learn, types of internships to get, people to reach out and connect

What colleges offer forensic science majors?

I like the idea of trends and would like to use them in my own personal brand. Is there a way I can still incorporate them into my brand, but not lose who I am?

I would like my brand to reflect who I really am. How can I do so, if I don't have high-quality photos of myself? Is it appropriate to use stock images?

I have a lot of different interests and hobbies. I would like my personal brand to reflect these parts of myself, but how to I make all these aspects fit together.?

What is it like to be a veterinarian? What are some things that you wish that you knew before applying to vet school?

I confused for it ? Which is best for me!

I'm ready for SAT and my HS GPA is 3.67.... what more I need ?

I want to major in digital marketing and I don't know how to capture an audience's attention.

So is it more tough than I get to know?

So if we go for that then what are its benefits ?

Upcoming worker in the Computer Science Field

From basic life skills to insights on ways to prepare, I am looking to get as much tips and tricks as possible to help prepare myself for the college lifestyle.

I am looking possibly to apply to tech related internships for summer before college, are there some aspects of internships I should consider or prepare for?

for those who are software engineers- is there work life balance? is working on a computer for most of the day draining?

I want to major in psychology and possibly economics but im not sure which one im more passionate about.

I'd like to increase my connections in IT to learn more about other people's experiences and have someone to go to in the future in case I need any advice or help.

How many extracurriculars / clubs should I be in? (Junior in high school)

Is anyone willing to share some advice on going into senior year?

Hi, I honestly have no idea what career would be best for me. One I could succeed in, I want to be a nurse but at the same time a photographer and a writer. I do write stories because I have a lot of ideas in my head, and photography my dad got me into that and I love it. I am only in high...

Lately I've been coding very often and I realized it was something I really enjoyed doing. It's fun creating projects and seeing how I can make them work. I'm afraid if I make it as my job, it will become something I dread doing.

from highs school senior

More specifically, what are some good qualities that you have noticed from team members that get a good team going? Humor, flow, just anything in general that you have noticed help bring a team together to be more enjoyable & productive, specifically in computer science.

Some people say it's good to learn calculus for computer science, but why is that so? How much math is used in a day?

I sometimes wonder if my major will be better in a college that's deemed worse compared to other colleges and so should I go with the college that is considered better, or the college that is better for my major.

I know that doing extracurricular activities in high school help with getting into a better college but once I'm in college is there any real benefits that they give me other than personal things?

I want to major in animal health science but my parents think business is more useful in life.