Career questions tagged beginner
Before I ever step into a cockpit, what is the first thing I need to know to TRULY start my journey into piloting? #Spring25
I’m a junior in high school currently studying cybersecurity, but lately I’ve been really drawn to aviation, specifically piloting. I’ve always been curious about how planes work and what it takes to fly one, but recently it’s become more than just a passing interest. I love tech and problem-solving, and I feel like aviation could be this perfect mix of the skills, responsibility, and adventure. I don’t have any flight experience yet, but I’m really serious about learning.
As a beginner, how do I get hands-on experience in systems analysis or cybersecurity, especially if I don’t have a lot of real-world experience yet?
To me, this is a critical aspect of building a strong foundation for my career, as both fields rely heavily on practical experience to fully understand theoretical concepts. But I am just confused on where to start.
What are some prerequisites that should be handled before entering the cybersecutiry/ethical-hacking field? And if there are any, how would I go about getting these things done?
I have been interested in entering the cyber-security field since I was young, and now I can start. Where should I begin? What do I need to know before getting started? Any advice at all would be great. Thanks.
How is a mechanical engineer's average starting pay?
#mechanical-engineer #beginner
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I'm a mechanical engineering university student with 2 more years of school. I started reading Rich Dad Poor Dad and I am interested in investing and increasing my financial knowledge. For those with insight and experience, what is a good way to start investing after I graduate or maybe even before? What laws and regulations should I be aware of when it comes to investing? (I am particularly interested in understanding how taxes work) #business #finance #investing #beginner #college #advice #money
How should I prepare myself for a first job? How do I organize my resume, if I'm a minor, preparing to apply for my first job?
As of a month ago, I officially turned 16, which has given me a broader base of jobs to go after and apply for. I'd like to start applying for jobs, and hopefully, work a steady job before I turn 17, so I can develop my resume history and work-place skills. But all the jobs near me require experience, references, and certain skills that only trained professionals and/or graduate students have. What should I do, in order to prepare myself for my first job? How do I organize my resume, being where I am now - an inexperienced minor? #job-search #resume-writing #recruitment #teenagers #beginner #job-application #personal-development
I wanted to have a degree in buissness, so should i go diretly to a undergraduate buissness or should i do enginnering first?
I'm a high school student thinking about my future. I would love to have this question help not just my future, but everyone else's who is in my career path . #engineering #mba #beginner
How many languages should a computer programmer learn?
As a future computer programmer and somewhat of a beginner deciding on a language can be difficult as there are so many. I believe learning multiple would be beneficial but which ones? #programming #tech #beginner
What are flexible jobs that a beginner actress can obtain when they are on their down time
I am an aspiring actress. I would like to be able to juggle both jobs because I am worried about working at my job and getting called for an audition. #actor #actress #beginner #flexibility