Career questions tagged career-choice
What shall I pursue as my career?
I want guidance in choosing my career. I want to take physics, chemistry and biology as my subjects, but I am not interested in doctor. Any Help?
How can i choose a good career path? What are the requirements for the a good professional? How can I improve on the career? What is the best grade for the a good career path?
I need other information to be successful in my career
What is the the way forward to choosing a best career
What is the best career opportunities one can have , how can one start a new career that will be helpful for future, why is it that people doesn't know the best career to choose
How am I suppose to let go of my hobbies ?
Is very hard to leave without my hobbies because they are part of me . Letting it go is like letting myself go because it bring out who I am.
How do people become Mangers ?
I work hard and I am always on time why don't get picked to be the Manager?
How can i engage with people in a good manner?
Am having a hard time socializing with people around my area
How can you cultivate who you are outside of work?
I struggle with this problem. It seems that I am no one outside of my work. I strive to do my job well. I am satisfied and enjoy but other than that even after the work; I feel like having another "me" outside of work is difficult. I don't have hobbies. I don't sing or dance nor do arts and crafts or sports. I am not a fan of kpop or anime. I lack the socialization aspect. When I share things, It's always about work. I lack to show or have "me" outside work.
What do i do? Confused
hi i am andrea..i have a passion for numbers and i also love draw..are there career options that allows me to do the two things i love?
What can I do to find a career ?
Hello, I have trouble with figuring out what I want to do, I get overwhelmed by the options. Everyone always tell me don’t stress you’ll figure it out but I’m in 12th grade things are getting serious and I’m feeling behind.. I need to find what I want to do asap but no matter how much research I do it’s so hard!
Career Path in Welding?
i as a 16 year old student would like to ask welders / mechanical operators questions about the career path. Can you describe what your current responsibilites in this field of work would be? What would a typical day look like for me? What are qualities of a welder that I can apply to myself.
Has this journey and field taught you valuable life lessons?
I'm a firm believer that it's highly important to only chase a career that will ultimately teach you important things throughout and in the end. I do not want to spend my life miserable and not being of use to myself or anyone else in a positive way. What has the medical field taught you? I'm open to hearing the good and the bad.
What future careers could I pursue when interested in biology?
Hello, I am a 17-year-old rising senior in high school. I have a very strong passion for biology as I plan to major in it for college, yet I am unsure what career I could pursue if going into that field of study.
what is the first thing I should do to get started on my psychology career?
what is the first thing I should do to get started on my psychology career, thank you.
What can i choose as my career?
hi i'm in 8th grade...i love mathematics a lot and i want to explore career options specially in business that involves lots of numbers
Im gonna persue my bachelors on AI engineering next year. Do you think this is a good field? or is something overly saturated?
I also thought about studying Mechanical Engineering or Chemical Engineering. But AI is just something incredible. I feel like studying that could be similar to studying "medicine" in the past. Is a very general field and you can specialize in anything that you want after that. In my case i love finance, the industry, philosophy, and humanitarian concerns. So pursuing a graduate degree in one of those fields after can create a solid path. What do you guys think about this? Given my interests? Is this a good way to launch my career?
Would studying dental or veterinary be a cheaper and easier career choice?
Hi I am currently in the process of registering to San Jose City College and I am having trouble on deciding a career choice. I am very fond of animals as I have a fair share of pets myself. I feel very passionate about this but at the same time I am aware of the effort and time it takes to study this. Although, I am also intrigued by dental study since a lot of my family members have already pursued this career and have succeeded. I am pleased with the wages for dental assistants in the area of San Jose but I am wondering if it's truly worth it.
How do I know i chose the right career?
I’m unsure if it’s truly what I want to do.
How do i know if me in a right path for your good career goal?
How do i know if me in a right path for your good career goal?
What are the right approach to choosing the ideal career?
I am a student in grade 1p that lives righting and connecting to various helpful ideas and innovations
what are some ways to make sure you pick something that you are passionate about and is their a wrong time to start over #spring23 #spring24
i'm going into 12th grade and I'm asking more how do you know you picked the right thing to study or is their a time to late to swich out of something and start new because i don't wanna go into something thinking it's my life goal and doing it, then hating or wanting to do something else
How do I find jobs/internships in my preferred career path (interior design), ? What class should I take in college to go along with interior design being my major? Why is this a good long term career choice?
9th grade I was in Principles of Architecture, 10th- Graphic Design, and 11th/12th- Interior Design 1 & 2. I have the knowledge, but getting the experience hasn’t been easy.
why is salary earners still find it difficult to lives ?
like why do majority depends on loans all the time
What is the best career advice for a senior?
Searching for the best fitting career choice
Hey, my name is Cayden. I am a student at Job Corps, and I was wondering what Office Administration as a trade is like. And what have you learned ?
I'm pursuing Office Administration at my Job Corps because I want to become a Philosophy and Religion Teacher.
Is this career good in the long run or do I have to do something else?
The career I'm wanting to go into is in the Neurology field, Neurologist to be specific.
How did you find what you wanted to do in college or how did you find the major you wanted to do when you went to college?
I just want to know the right way to find my major and from different people perspective on how they chose there major and career path.
What are some things I should try so I can get a better idea of what career I want to pursue?
No matter what I do, I know my goal in life is a career that allows me to help people, not just something corporate if it comes to that.