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What is a good way to start looking for internships over summer for a Cybersecurity major with a minor in Spanish? What are good job opportunities throughout the cybersecurity field? ?
What are good job opportunities throughout the cybersecurity field? ?
What career should I go/look into?
What is the best career or what should I look into, I am 16 years old and I am interested in architecture but I’m not sure if it’s for me I also think I would like business as I would want to have my own.
How can I be back on track again?
How can I bring that old me? I lost track after I broke up, school's stressing me out and I just want to be lazy around with the TV on. Lost my passions and I want a break but, I can't take a break because of my responsibilities and the "ability" to be on one like a weekend trip. I know my WHY's but I just can't seem to be disciplined and consistent enough to do so. In addition to that, I experienced analysis paralysis + short-term memory loss.
How do you make enough money to save money?
One thing I realize is: People can make a lot of money yet they may not have enough left over to actually use on themselves. (even with six figure salary money) This can happen due to debt or necessary living expenses. (I totally get that) But the fact that someone making 250k a year can't use their hard earn money to live life is crazyyyy. 🤯 So my big question is: How do you make enough money to save money? Whether its for retirement, traveling to take time off, or something else. How could I, or someone else, do it?
How long will it take to become a veterinarian?
How long will it take for vet tech school and then veterinary school? I want to become a vet tech first and then a veterinarian after. I’m curious how long it would take in total.
How do you find your passion and turn it into a career if you are interested in many things?
I've been really lost and don't really know what i want to pursue in college because i have many interests but i'm not sure which i like most
How do you find your passion and turn it into a career?
I participate in a wide variety of hobbies and activities like track, volleyball, art, band, you name it, I've probably done something similar. I've considered careers in every single one of these areas, but none of them seem to truly stick. I have a suspicion that my true passion could simply be helping people. I've always enjoyed helping people who need it on all levels. But I don't know how I would make it into a stable career.
How do you find your dream career?
I am going to be a senior and I want to know how to find a career that I won't regret 5-10 years down the line. Edit: Thank you to everyone that has given their advice. I really appreciate it. Your answers have helped me not to stress over it as much. :)
How do you discover possible future careers without having to spend money?
I've found several different opportunities but many require initial investments in order to really know whether or not I would consider the job as a possible future option.
What do i need to do to start my career?
I can look it up and I can like search up what's the jobs to do and I need to get my credits and everything and stuff like that that's what I think
What is one main thing you should know before you enter adult hood ?
As I'm transiting into highschool, I want to know information about the adult hood and what it might contain.
How to start a career in Instructional Design?
I am an SME in the Chemistry field and looking to switch to the Instructional Design field. I am seeking a piece of serious advice and what are the options for jobs in this Instructional Design field.
how do i find a career that fits me when should i start worry about my career ? why should my career feel saddening? how old should i be when i find a career??
i love this website.
Can I get an internship on engineering without experience, and where can I find them?
Want to get an internship in engineering to see if it’s something worth doing.
What should I focus on mostly during my freshman year or what should I be doing?
Am going to be a freshman this fall, I don't know what I'm doing or what interest me the most but kinda suck between traveling, nursing, engineering, or marketing
What is a good career path in 2023?
What is a good career path in 2023. Currently I am a sophomore in Oregon. I am interested in mathematics. I am also interested in going to collage, but I am not sure what to study.
How can I begin thinking about my future career as a Freshman?
How can I begin thinking about my future career as a Freshman? I picked classes relating to my interest in Business, is this enough or should I do more?
How can I choose a career path confidently?
How do I know what career path is going to satisfy me and support my desired lifestyle? Can I be sure I won’t become bored of a job?
What are traits employers look for and need ?
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I'm torn between two career paths. How do I pick one? ?
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What should I consider when choosing an industry to work in?
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What incentives to volunteers get to respond to students like myself on this platform?
Just curious as to why there are so many volunteers responding to people on this site. Do you all get paid or get some other kind of incentive
How do I know what carreer best matches me?
I like helping people and making them feel better. I also like animals and what to become a vet. But I also want to design houses for companies. I want a job that I like doing but that will also pay well.
STEM or Business career?
I am currently very interested in STEM and business and I need help deciding which to choose for as a career.
What online courses have helped you the most in your career?
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What are potential career opportunities for Industrial Engineers?
I am interested in the business side of Industrial Engineering more than the technical aspect. What opportunities are there for me?
What can I do to improve my skills in coding and my other interests ?
What should i be focusing on?
How do you find a career you're interested in?
I just finished my junior year, and only know that I am interested in the general field of psychology and mental health.
What career are you in, and what are some meaningful ways for a high schooler to get more involved in that field?
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Which seasons of the year are toughest in your job?
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What things should I look for in a career that are most likely to bring long term career satisfaction? #Spring23
I am a freshman in college who has many career interests. I am looking for advice of how to determine which careers will most likely bring me long-term satisfaction.
What non-STEM career areas are in strong demand ?
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What is a day in the life of a data scientist like?
I am interested in data science but I am curious to know what a day in the life is like from a professional. I am a junior in college for computer science
How can I explore and learn about different jobs I may be interested in?
I’m thinking about having a career in the health professions field, but I’m not sure what specific job I should choose since I may not enjoy working in a hospital or clinic setting. I’m interested in science and know there are a lot of careers, but don’t really know what they are yet and haven’t gotten a chance to explore them. How can I explore and learn about different jobs I may be interested in? I want a job that I can have fun doing while consistently learning new things. I love biology and research and also health science. #spring23
How to get a job helping others?
Who should I reach out to if I want a job helping others? I am interested in something that will make me fill fulfilled, and where I can have face to face interactions with others.
How do I decide specifically what job I want?
How do I determine what specific job I want. Like there are a lot of different jobs that would be fitting for me but I can’t decide?
What should I look for when applying to college? When should I start applying? ?
What should I look for when applying to college? When should I start applying?
What should I look for when applying to college? When should I start applying to college?
I'm looking to apply to college but with so many options in my area, I don't know what should be looking for. Any advice? And when should I submit my application?
What career areas are good for math majors?
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what should i study psychology or computer science?
im really into psychology and i plan on getting a bachelor’s degree in it and then do law but i also like computer science (kinda scared of the math part tho) and i wanna major in it. but i’ve taken economics and dropped off math completely and since most colleges require you to study math for at least 4 years in high school, im scared that i won’t get into a good college. what should i do? ps: i also wanna be financially stable, so like which major is better for that?
How do people find jobs currently?
Hi! I'm looking to enter IT. I know that people discuss the job market is tough. At the same time, I didn't realize how many roles are out in the world now. How do people find jobs currently - when there's many jobs yet there's tough/competitiveness? Can numerous jobs + job competition coexist?
How do I find a job that I want im lost on what to pursue in my career and I feel like its getting too late and that im running out out of time?
Time out of your days are really important to use for such interests that you like
What's the best way to choose the job I want I the future?
I want to get an idea on how people who are happy with their jobs chose it so I know how to choose the path I want to go down. Most jobs seem like the people working them do them because they need to be done but I'm curious if they chose that job because they had an interest in it and if that's really the best way to decide what to do for a living.
When should I get an MBA? After I have had a full-time job or right after undergrad?
I am a rising junior in college and I am also wondering if I should take the GRE as opposed to the GMAT.
What are some important factos to consider when choosing a career path after high school, and how can I determine which caareer would be the best fit for my skills, interests, and long - term goals?
My favorite type of classes are those that deal with art
How does one know a certain career path is the right one for them?
I'm a 12th grader going into college next year, and interested in pursuing something in the medical field!
What is the best way to know what career fits you ? #Spring 23
For person who has no talent and just wanna to be rich