Valley Stream, New York

I've been told I'd be great at sales, but I'm not sure where to start looking for jobs. Why do you do sales for the company you work for? What should I look for in a company to work for right out of school? #technology #sales

I really enjoy things that i can focus and get into the zone in and i just need to figure out what those things are

I have found a mentor that is a professor and a social worker with her own practice. When we first met we discussed things I could do, such as research and just asking questions in general, one of her suggestions was to shadow, but we were both concerned about the ethical dilemmas that would...

My skills in my resume include communication, research, experience, and basic knowledge of HTML. I feel like I need to add more skills, what are some extras that may relate to the tech job resume?

I feel like I become interested in a lot of things, but nothing can keep my interest for long, how do you decide which path to take if nothing is holding your interest, and you become bored once you've got it down packed?

Some people might suggest staying focused or trying to divide your workload, but many individuals in the field still struggle with feelings of being overwhelmed by the ever-evolving nature of technology and the multitude of options available for specialization. Could you share any personal...

I have no work experiance and no volenteer work so im not sure what to put or why a job should hire me

#career #college

I'm in the 11th grade and i want to go into business after college. How do i stay consistent?

Hello,

I am asking this question to understand how do I start getting into coding and making certain things.

I take core classes in school, and outside of school I work alongside a non-profit organization to help cure depression

Recruitment information, extracurriculars, etc.

What are essential skills for success in cybersecurity field and what certification do you recommend for beginners?

I'm in high school, I want to learn more about certain topics that can help me with other careers as well, I love learning new things, and I'm interested in hands on experiences that can help me learn more about what I love.

Any tips for poets/authors?

Although I am pretty confident that this would be my field of interest, I am still unsure about finalizing my decision for a major. I am a high school Junior and want to be a Civil Engineer. I love Physics was nominated by my school for the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute medal, and ended up...

In 2022, I saw a video on YouTube about a guy who created an app like Fiverr, but just for developers. It was called CoffeeDev, and I really liked the idea. A few months later, I made a Discord server with the same name, thinking I could turn it into something big. But I got too busy with...

office work paper work administration

I usually think about what the future holds in store for me and what I can do with my life. I wanna be able to impact people and also impact my life.. How do I keep it up?

Some one who can create movies based off their own thoughts.

I am a rising sophomore currently on break. My first year in college I was successful when it came to making acquaintances and friends, but I lacked in my networking skills. Also, how can I network outside of school to start practicing?

How to overcome fear

I tend to get good grades, but I can never stay consistent with my motivation. College is such a different world so I am trying my best to stay positive in certain situations.

im 17 years old and ive been taking pictures of my outfits sine freshmen year and now im a junior and id love to model outside of school instead of in there only

I would like a career where l can use my hands and not be behind a desk all day so i was wondering what were the requirements for such a job

In the future, I will have to take courses that revolve around the studies of medicine and pharmaceutical ideas. I also have to learn chemistry and other sorts of biology stuff.

computer langauge tips

Like computer analysis
Programmer etc

My name is Paige and I'm a 2nd year Psychology student and I want to know what steps I should be taking to break into the journalism field. I feel like my major doesn't really offer many art based opportunities.

I’m trying to broaden my options but always let down by peoples answers of it’s a lousy major or just careers with a masters/phd and not much as entry level jobs. I’m way into my major to opt out now as I’m a lower junior in college rn.

edit: thank you for the responses!