Washington, USA

I am doing some research about the CMA work life and am aiming to see if this is the correct career choice for me, I would like to hear the good and the bad about being a CMA.

I am working on an assignment about what CMA's do in a typical workday. I am not yet certified so I would like some assistance on what you might do in a workday as a CMA.

what's the salary like on average for a medical administrative assistant?

While I'm working on starting a music career, I want to figure out some things people like about their job in the music industry.

I know there are some jobs where you find out something that would've helped a lot before starting a career, and I want to know everything I can before I start my career. So, if there's anything you wish you knew before starting your career, what was it for you?

I've wanted to be a singer for a long time, but now that I'm getting closer to graduating, I'm not sure what to do first.

im in the 11th grade im thinking about college but im not sure what college that would be best to help me with welding and the trades i need some pointers.

I want to know if, at the age of 17 or 18, I could get a decent job in cyber security or IT if I only have a certificate for something in cyber security. I'm asking if there's a way I can get an excellent cyber security job with only a high school diploma and certificate rather than going to...

I'm seventeen years old as a senior, and after I graduate I'm going to college to take interior design courses, but I want jobs related to the career I'm going to pursue. Are there any part-time jobs for a seventeen-year-old relating to interior design?

By growth, I mean that unless you're the best of the best, there may not be room for you to grow in a company and make more money. In this instance, you would be stuck making donuts in a store bakery (ex. Safeway, Walmart) without much else to go up to in the company.

grade level 12.

What kinds of skills do I need to succeed in the field?

do you get fair hours?

because I've seen how many nursing are really passionate about what their jobs and I want to be just as passionate about my job and I only see that happening if I'm in the medical field.

I'm sure each language takes it's own amount of time to learn but on average how long should I be expecting myself to take? I've heard C++ is the best to start learning with, is that true at all, or should I try a different language? Thank all of you for answering. I'll take all of this into...