Career questions tagged career
What are some ways that have helped you while working at home?
I have had multiple work-from-home internships, and it just didn't sit right with me. I want to work onsite where I can see the people, body language, and all that. Even though working from home provided comfort without the commuting, dressing up, and the hassle of getting on time. I just can't help working soon in a remote setting. For those working at home, how do you survive it?
What is the benefit of doing an MFA for grad school?
I'm currently at the tail end of my Bach in English. I'm set to graduate this Winter term. I have an AFA in Writing which felt like a lot more "fun" writing time than the English degree I'm currently in. I'm looking at continuing with an MFA in Writing. I feel like I have lost my creative edge with the English degree. I write more concise and precise now than I do with having wit and voice. I feel like I sound robotic. During the time of the English degree, I have completed a book of poems based on what I think poems are. It is self-published. For the MFA I'm wanting to do a CNF novel and learn how to formulate actual poems, because I haven't had an actual instructor teach writing poems because it has all been workshop. The purpose of the degree would be to continue writing more poems and to continue on to writing educational articles, like I have been doing with LinkedIn, and have them related to my current focus of massage, yoga, and nutrition with Ayurveda Sciences. My question: Is it worth the debt to do an MFA? Is it worth the headache? Is it worth taking two years of my life to connect with people online that are in the same program as you to have contacts in this field? Is there anything I am missing that I should be considering?
What are the steps to get my CNA in high school and an EMT after high school?
What are the steps to get my CNA in high school and an EMT after high school? I am in 9th grade, and I want to go into the medical field, but I need steps to get there
1.) Is it ideal to get into Residential Construction Management with a degree in Business Administration (Would it still be possible) 2.) How open is the job field for Construction Management? 3.) What all certifications would be needed? (I took 4 years of a dual credit Carpentry class that allowed hands on building) 4.) How hard is getting a summer internship in this field coming straight out of high school? 5.) Would getting my osha-10 and taking a college finance class help me get a summer internship as a construction manager's assistant? 6.)Is the starting pay good??
I'm doing this for an I search Essay anything wild help. I'm also doing this for my own knowledge as I would like to get into the field of Construction Management
What skills from your business degree have been the most useful in your career, and why? What advice would you give to someone who is considering pursuing a career in business? What is one challenge you faced in your career, and how did you use your business knowledge to overcome it?
What advice or tips helped you the most when you were starting your career? What are some important skills you think someone should develop before entering the business world? What tips would you give someone trying to get their first job in the business field?
How did you figure out what career was right for you?
How did you figure out what career was right for you?
What Do I Need to Know and Do to Become a Successful Graphic Designer?
what classes in college would I need to take? what do they do day to day?
What university courses do I need to pursue a Medicine career?
I am a year 10 high school student hoping to pursue a career in medicine. I'm unsure what courses to do, since I have heard differnt courses to study and do not know the difference in the outcome. I am instrested in working clinically and in paediatrics.
Tips for a person who wants to be a farmer.
What are some good tips for someone who wants to be a farmer?
Is there anything you wish you were told about or knew about your job when you got it?
When heading into a history-focused career, were there things that didn't make sense that should have or that should've been explained better to students?
What made you want to get into this carrer?
What is an experience through your life that helped you make the decision of wanting to go down this pathway?
How did you actually become a professional soccer player?
My dream has always been to become a professional soccer player. I fell in love with the sport from a very young age and it's helped me relieve stress, connect with all sorts of different people, and overall become a better, more disciplined, individual. I've always been considered a good/talented player, even from a young age, and I've always known that this is what I wanted to do, but I never understood the process that it takes to make it there. Especially from where I live, soccer isn't as popular or acknowledged as other sports. As I've grown older, I've developed a fear of, "what if it's too late." I still don't 100% understand the process it takes, and as more days pass, I see more and more people, younger than me, making it such as Cavan Sullivan. I'm very disciplined with experience in many different positions and under many different tactics, and I understand the game very well, but I worry that no one will truly get to see and invest in my potential.
When going into the field of history, what is the best thing to do to get yourself started up without losing too much time or money?
I understand that getting into a job or a major can be difficult, so I was just curious as to what you have done or what you wish you'd done back then.
What was your toughest job assignment, as an engineer?
can you elaborate on how it was and what you like best/least about working as an engineer? Like was this what u were expecting before going into the field?
I am still worrying about what I should study in the future
I am 14 and still worrying about what I should study in the future and the career path that I needed to take in order for my future career. Can you give a an idea on how I can choose the correct path to take?
what is the salary I can quote? I am done with Accenture final round of interview for custom software engineer L10- my total years of exp is 5 and relevant to frontend development is around 4 years. My last drawn salary was 5Lpa from Capgemini (ik I was severely underpaid, stayed there because the recent project offered a lot of learning). How much should I aim for during salary negotiation? Also I am an immediate joiner.
Also does Accenture release offer first and then later negotiation or they call and discuss first?
What are some careers and helpful next steps I should consider based on my interests in the Air Force/military and nursing I am in the 11th grade and I am beginning to explore my future career.?
At school, I am most interested in art, health, and physical education, while my hobbies include playing video games, solving puzzles, walking, and watching movies. I am interested in the Air Force and military, as well as nursing. What career options combine these interests, and what are some helpful next steps I can take to prepare for my future?
How to become a mortician/embalmer?
I am a senior in high school, graduating spring of 2027. I hope to attend a nearby community college (only one in my state with this degree I can find). I plan to become an embalmer, and have taken Chemistry, Anatomy, Biology, and am currently taking Accounting (for the business side of things). I am unable to take Physcology, but I am taking sociology (for the grief side of things). Is there any other courses or research topics anyone would recommend? I do plan on someday owning, or at least managing a morgue. Also, I have read about interviews to get into the program. What sort of questions should I be prepared to answer? Many thanks!
Guys what do i do after school. i have no idea what. I know that for my job, i don't want to sit in a office all day and that would like to work with my hands.
I'm in the 11th grade, I do track and cheer. I have a 19 on my ACT. I'm pretty open to any job that involves using my hands, like being in the medical field or being a auto mechanic.
How do I narrow my career/ major choices after high school.?
In G11 and I have no clue what I want to do.
Which fastest-growing online career do I choose that matches my skills/ qualifications/ background?
I am an adult with advanced PhD/MA degrees in Philosophy/ logic; research psychology; Liberal arts. My key skills/ experience lie in writing, thought leadership, research, lecturing (all ages & media), counseling (basic license). I am best with word skills followed by people skills. I have some background in journalism, marketing, sales. For personal reasons, I need to work online/ remote/ freelance. Can you please suggest one or more areas to look into - fastest growing jobs that intersect with my skills. (I am ready to pivot if needed, but cannot afford to spend too much money or time in upskilling (I am a single mother in her 50s)). Thanks PS. Neither consulting nor technical writing nor platforms like Upwork is for me. (I have either tried or succesfully worked in each of these; there is declining job opportunity and horrendous competition). I am also unsuited for cybersecurity consulting work though I have research experience in that field. If you wish, I can provide you with my resume.
Remote data labeling
What platforms are there for this type of work that’s for real? The only one that I’ve actually had direct experience with, that actually accepted me and that I actually worked on for a while so far was Outlier.AI (Project Aether). I’m taking project for platforms. What’s that one that have the same type of level requirements and not a whole lot more. I’m also open to any other similar types of remote work options or platforms I can try and apply for, it can be Data Labelling, AI Generalist, Search Engine Evaluating, Audio Evaluation, Audio/Voice Recording, Typing, Writing tasks, voice/audio narration, data entry, email management/organization, virtual assistant, bookkeeping, or anything that’s of some sort of similar/relative in nature (preferably ones that you could say definitely have at least potential/possibility of earning like, REAL income doing, rather than just something like maybe a couple to a few dollars per day)!
what are some good medical field jobs?
I am interested in things like physical therapy and veterinary I like helping with stuff like that. I am a sophomore in high school and I just don't know what I entirely want to do yet so I was hoping to hear from people who have all sorts of different jobs in the medical field.
What schooling do I have to complete?
What schooling do I have to do to become a CSI? Do I have to go to college and if so how many years? Or can I go to trade school, tctc, high school diploma, or something else? I am planning on going to college and would like to know how long I have to go for.
What does an average day as a CSI look like?
What does an average day as a CSI look like? Is there a mix between long days and short days or is it generally the same every day? Do I get to work on criminal cases or something different? I am very interested on what a work day would look like as a CSI.
What would be the best job for a 14 year old Is fast food a good option for younger children in the job industry? How do i maintain a job and good resume at such a young age??
My name is Anayla im 14 years old. I’m looking into jobs so I can help with expenses at home and other things.