Career questions tagged career-change
Is it normal to change your career path when youre already halfway through college?
I have an idea of what i want to do in the future but i dont know what im going to do if i change my mind halfway through college #college #career-choice #career-path #major #career-change #career-plan
Best way to enter the entertainment industry on the business side
Hi everyone, I am currently a junior in college, and my professional future seems to be directed towards advertising. After an internship in marketing in general, I am interning this summer in an ad agency, on the data analysis side. Yet, my dream is to work in the entertainment industry, on the business side, either as an agent or in a studio. I was wondering what you would recommend to enter this industry where network is everything. Is it worth it to start as an assistant (at the bottom of the food chain) and then become an agent, potentially later switching to a studio? Or would you recommend starting in another industry (advertising for instance) and then switch over at a later date, probably higher up in the hierarchy? And more generally, what is your opinion on this industry? Thank you very much for your help! #marketing #entertainment #advertising #career-change #entertainment-industry #digital-advertising #entertainment-marketing
how to choose a good carrier?
i hav to choose a good carrier which will help me to move forward ....and to select a good collage ... #education #money #career-change #3d-modeling
What are some good backup careers in the case that I'm not accepted into medical school after the 1st or 2nd try?
I haven't always been the best student academically and have heard it's a good idea to have a backup for medical school. I am most interested in Neurology/Neuroimaging but any other suggestions are welcomed. #career #medicine #career-paths #medicine-school #careers #neurology #career-change #medicine-imaging
Lets say you finish college and loved learning about what your career would be like and you loved everywhere you interned, but what do you do if you start your career and you hate it?
I am about to be a sophomore in college and currently I'm loving everything I have learned about the career I want. I have not interned yet but I am just curious what someone would do if they finish all their schooling and then get to their career and don't like it. I want to know how they would handle that situation and if they would go back to school to study something different or not. #career-path #career-paths #career-change #working
How important is it that I get my degree in what I want my career to be in?
Hi! My name is Anina and I'm a high school senior interning at CareerVillage. I was personally wondering how important it was that your degree was related to the job you are applying for. Do certain jobs not care what major you graduated with? Do certain jobs care a lot? #college #college-major #career-change
What kind of major gives me the most career opportunities?
I know what I want to study but I also know that it can change. What are some good alternatives to study if I don't like my major? #business #career #college-major #career-paths #major #career-change #business-idea #business-law
How rapidly do a person move to the next level in this career?
How to improve to career to one level to another level #job #career-change #work-life
Should I continue doing what I was doing or is it time to make a change?
I have been working in Sales for approx. 2 years now and have another job lined up in the same field. However it pays less than my previous job which I quit due to bad judgement. Now that I have completed my MA in Professional and Business communication, my question is: - Whether I should continue in the line of sales or start from scratch for working for a PR agency lets say? While answering please do keep in mind that I feel that I was once burned out working as a Sales Rep. and decided to quit my job. #career #career-choice #career-path #masters #sales #career-change
What does the future really hold for a soon to be Graphic Design professional? Is it as bleak and hopeless as everyone makes it seem? Should I switch Majors?
A lot of questions I know but I am a sophomore (soon to be junior) Graphic Design student at MICA and I am having a crisis. Ever since I have been home I have not been able to find any internships or work in my field. Nobody wants to hire me for anything at all. I thought I had a strong portfolio and yet I still haven't been able to find nearly anything. On top of that countless people I know have all been telling me the Graphic Design industry is suicide. And that I will not be able to find any stable jobs, get any kind of stable income, or anything like that. And that kids with half the experience or no education will be taking jobs cause people can pay them less. This seems to be all I see online when also viewing things in my major as well. Is it worth staying? Is it really as bleak as all these people say it is. Or is it not accurate cause they aren't in the industry. #art #careers #graphic-design #web-design #career-change