Career questions tagged career
How hard is it to get into the Seismology field?
I'm wanting to do Seismology as a career but I want to know how difficult it is to get into the field. It could be if it's competitive or certain things companies are looking for.
What are the protocols and or consequences for making a mistake when directing the aircrafts as an air traffic controller?
I am concerned about accidentally doing something wrong on my end and putting a pilot in danger so I'd like to know what happens in that situation or what training we will be given to ensure this does not happen.
(TW) What are the base requirements for being a volunteer/operator on the suicide prevention hotline?
I’m a freshman in high school who might be interested in joining the suicide prevention hotline but I can’t find any of the training requirements online. Does anyone know what you need to do and how many hours it takes to become a volunteer or an operator on the network?
What is the hardest interview question you've been asked and how did you answer it?
Also, did you get the job?
How do I get rich?
I want a good job, like 6 figures. But I don't know how long that could take or what field to go into. Can some rich people reply and tell me what work they do?
Where can I find internships that accept people with no prior work experience?
junior in highschool. not sure what career I want to do. want experience before going to college.
What are the working conditions in a law office?
Im a 15 year old girl interested in law. What is it like to work in a law office, what are your hours like do they feel long? Is the work draining?
How do I know what career to pursue?
I know pretty much what I like and dislike- but struggle to find something that fit me. I love painting- yet I don't really want to be an artist for living. I crave for academia life, and so everybody around me push me to be an architect. But I am not really sure if it's for me. The thing is, I am not sure about anything- the one thing I know is that I want a big demending career that allows me to reach the best of my abilities. (like anyone I guess..)
I don't know what to do in college?
I am a 16-year-old Korean who dropped out of high school and took the high school graduation test. I want to start a beverage business in the future. I want to do business in the U.S. or abroad, not here in Korea. I am currently wondering which college major I should choose. Should I go to business administration or chemistry? I don't know if I should go to college or go to art school because I'm interested in graphic design. I would appreciate it if you could give me great advice. Also, what should a Korean do to start a business in the U.S. or other foreign countries? I want to study in the U.S., but my family is an ordinary middle-class family. American tuition is too expensive
Where should I start after esthetician school?
Towards the end of this school year I plan to go to esthetician school and get my license. It's not something I want my life to evolve around, but I've always wanted to do it. I like to think it would be a great side/backup job. The only problem is I don't know what I would do after especially since there's not really anyone I know in that field.
How important is finding a backup plan if you already have a solid and realistic plan?
I intend to go to college for psychology and become a children's therapist. Do I really need a backup?
What should I do? I know I want to go into nursing but should I continue and get a master's or just stick with a bachelor?
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What is the different software Administrative Assistants use?
On the job is an Administrative assistant's software made by Google. I have used Google Docs in the past.
What should I do to get into event planning?
I am interested in event planning and would love to work for companies that makes people dreams come to life. I am a visual learner and so I like to sketch up the backdrop I am going to do and research ways to make it come to life. However, it been a challenge trying to find jobs that are willingly to open up.
What is beneficial from Security and Protective Services?
What makes being a security worthwhile? What’s the hardest part of being a security guard? What is the most dangerous part of being a security guard?
What equine degree/college should I pursue?
Ok so I have a few questions: What are some horse careers/jobs that aren’t as well known? What colleges have an emphasis on horsemanship and not just competing/riding? What equine degree is the most general to any horse job (in case I wanna explore different aspects)? Is it okay to go to a college with an emphasis on horses as a slight beginner? I’m definitely not a beginner, but I’m definitely not a horse guru either, so I feel like I’d be behind. . . Right now I’m planning on going to BYU Provo for my required credits than going to a college with an emphasis on horses. . . Is this a good plan? While I’m at BYU should I get a part time job working at a barn? I just want the most experience I can get. Little bit about me if it helps: I’m definitely not the stereotypical cowgirl. I’ve worked at a barn with horses for 4 years, and I have been training this gelding for a bit with my trainer. I have an emphasis on relationship and trust with the horses, bodywork, and training is something I love doing. I’ve never competed, and I’m not sure if I’d be interested in doing so. . . You can tackle any or all questions, thanks for reading!