Washington, USA

One informational question I would like to ask is how do you apply the skills that are needed for the job into the actual workplace?

I am currently in Job Corps getting ready to chose my career. I want to stay in the medical field as my future job, however, I don't feel that CMA is right for me. I like office work, such as paperwork, organizing, etc.. I am still researching what jobs I want to do and I am interested in...

I am currently in Job Corps getting ready to chose my career. I want to stay in the medical field as my future job, however, I don't feel that CMA is right for me. I like office work, such as paperwork, organizing, etc.. I am still researching what jobs I want to do and I am interested in...

I am currently in Job Corps getting ready to chose my career. I want to stay in the medical field as my future job, however, I don't feel that CMA is right for me. I like office work, such as paperwork, organizing, etc.. I am still researching what jobs I want to do and I am interested in...

Do you enjoy your job?

I'm planning on getting into the HIT program, but is there a good chance I can land a job or at least an entry-level job with my certificate or AAS?

I am currently at Cascade Job Corps Training Center trying to get my master's degree of being a CMA and was wondering what are some challenges that I might face?

I am currently in job corps, and I'm interested in becoming a police officer. I want to know how you got involved with law enforcement and why this career.

I was wondering what education is required to become a music or art therapist. Is there a scholarship available for either? Also, would it be possible to combine both into one experience and can you only do one at a time? I would like to do both at the same time because I like both art and...

According to my basic searching, most base level IT jobs don't seem to pay very well at first. How long does it typically take for the pay to get better?

I keep seeing that job offerings for IT jobs require a Bachelors at the least, however I keep being told that you really only need certifications. Which is it?

What are the challenges and rewards of being a Carpenter? How does the Carpentry Apprenticeship work?

I am interested in a fund raising career. How do I build up to a career as a fundraiser?

best source to learn new skills?

I'm a current high school junior looking to find more relevant opportunities to biomedical engineering including volunteering + internships in the school year and the summer.

Would it be a good thing to do hair on the side of being a security guard

I want to be prepared to be an interior designer.

I am trying to be an office administrator.

What would I do after I graduate with my homeland security certifications? I know obviously to scout for a job in the security field, I just want to know a thing or two about the overall environment and atmosphere in the security field.

I'm interested in some information about Office Administration.

I think diversity, teamwork, curiosity and respect. Curious what you think!

I have grown quite fond of growing and learning I think it's important in your early life and development to find what shapes you the best.

In my experience to come I find myself interested in it for the fact that it can give me more life skills in the near future.

would showing off me doing hair hair me become an entrepreur faster?

I know this isn't related to actual jobs made by employers since this is more of a freelance thing, but I think it's best if I ask anyway and see if anyone has any useful information. I run a YouTube channel called MGLR, and I've been wanting to improve on my channel to make sure I can make...

I find computers and working with them really interesting, and I'd love to pursue a career in IT, but I've heard many people suggest I do something else because of the competitive market. I don't need to be some fancy tech engineer with a 6 figure salary, as long as I can get a job that pays...

Hello! I'm looking into going into IT for a career and I'm unsure about which specialty I may want to go to in the future. I'm in a program right now where I can get certified in A+, Net+ and Sec+ but I'm looking for a more in depth look into what the difference in job is like if you work in...

What are three important things I should know about this job (e.g working conditions typical schedule rewards and challenges including those for people new to the job)

What are the steps that you recommend I take to prepare to enter this field?

I wanted to know what an average day for a sound engineer/designer would look like, including everyday tasks and procedures, as well as locations.

What was your favorite class to get into being a police officer?
Do you think this job would be good for me?