Turner, Maine
What are some good jobs for RFID work?
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Who are some of the most valuble people that i should be networking with to advance my career
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What challenges have you faced being in the culinary world?
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Did you go to a culinary school or get a start by working in a kitchen and just moving up the ladder?
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What are some of the Cooking skills that you have had to learn to advance your career basic or advance?
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Cooks that have years of experiece, Do you still enjoy what you do?
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What is a good school to go to to become an automotives engineer?
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What are the most challenging parts of being a painter?
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What are the most challenging parts of being an automotives engineer?
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How much money might I make starting off as an automotives engineer with an associate's degree?
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Will a 2-year degree limit me in the culinary arts field?
I've decided to major in culinary arts at a 2 year school. I know trade-like programs are often 2 years long and fare well, but culinary arts seems to go both ways, 2 years or 4. Here in Maine, there simply aren't any 4 year culinary arts programs, although I've considered transferring to a...
Feeling indecisive-how'd you decide on your major?
I'm basically torn between graphic design, culinary arts and nutrition. My college doesn't offer minors. Since I took graphic design at vocational school and liked it pretty well, I'm thinking about continuing and learning more. But realistically, I don't do as much drawing as I used to,...
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