Career questions tagged career
How could I find the perfect career for me?
How can I find a job that's suitable for me and how much would a secretary make in a month?
where and when do i start? multi-media artist with no direct plan
I'm Jada, hello. Maybe this will make a lot of sense or it will sound terribly cliche. I know where I want to go as an artist, but the reality is that I don't know where to start. My strongest inspiration is my favorite singer-songwriter, Lady Gaga. With certainty, if Gaga weren't one of the best models of how I'd like to act and work via art in a variety of disciplines, I wouldn't pursue my aspirations. But, as an 11th grader in high school, my alternatives are currently rather constrained. I want to be a strong competent worker, however, it seems I can't discover the ability to learn anything new. Even in class, I'm having trouble. I just need some instruction along the road. Although self-teaching has not been effective, I do strive to keep trying for everything. Even though I haven't learned how to make a Resume, it appears that I can here, which is encouraging. Any advice on how to study or learn better depending on my style of learning would be greatly appreciated. Moreover, it would be really helpful if anyone knew of any free resources I could use to either become a professional or develop the necessary skills. Thank you
I love art, but I don't think it is wise to major in it because of the low variety of jobs with this career. What would be some alternate options to continue my love and my personal education in art without a bachelors in it.
Could anyone have any thoughts on how to help my dilemma?
Any Chefs or Head Cooks might want to answer some questions about their careers?
I would like to ask three questions about the Culinary arts journey! 1. How and where does an individual in your field get experience from? 2. Does your career allow you to have time and money for things and Hobbies you love? 3. What movie or book would you say best represents your current working environment?
What degrees would I require to pursue a career as a Psychotherapist? ?
How much years of college would i need to do to go for a career as a psychotherapist?
How would data science be used in accounting?
Would it analyze ways to boost revenue and control expenses?
What are some jobs that I could get with a bachelors in communications with a concentration in media management?
This is the major I plan on getting, and I am worried about making enough money to be financially comfortable.
What internships are available for carpentry ?
Construction, carpentry, career, woodworking, apprenticeship, internships.
What is the process for international students looking to work in the United States?
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How do you gauge the ethics of a company?
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How do I make my resume stand out from the pile of resumes the hiring manager is looking at?
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How should I dress for an interview?
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What does a library aide do?
My friend recommended this as a good first time job for me, and I'm very interested as well! It's not as intense as other customer service jobs, but I need confirmation over the type of work they do just to make sure I don't accidentally dive into something I'm not mentally fit for yet! For further context, I'm struggling with social anxiety which is why I'm looking for a job that's good for beginners without having to deal with a lot of customers. So maybe highlight the job aspects that involve interacting with strangers in any way!
What is a good first job for somebody who struggles with social anxiety and has trouble interacting with strangers??
I'm the person described and I don't know what my first job should be or where to find it. A lot of the typical first time jobs my peers have taken revolve around customer service and involve working with a lot of people; a skill that I'm still developing. I don't know what kind of job I could apply for without feeling like I'm diving head first into an area that causes me immense distress, but at the same time I need this experience to grow. Ideally I'm looking for something that isn't too stressful or demanding. Light interaction with strangers is fine, like an occasional question from them, but nothing where I need to work with a lot of people at a time like a cashier, waiter, etc.
Where to start if I do not even know what career will suit me best?
What are some ways I can experiment with different career paths as someone starting high school next year?
What college degree should I choose to open my blockchain company?
I was still hesitating between going for a major in Digital Marketing / Advertisement in College 1 since I really love this field or doing a marketing degree with a minor in Business Management in College 2 and later having a digital marketing certificate from Google. The problem with College 2 is that it's not centralized with what I want to do (which is blockchain and also digital marketing), on the other hand, I'm scared of not being able to open a company with College 1.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of working from home?
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What are the signs that you are stagnating in your job, and perhaps in danger of having a difficult time finding a new job if you should be laid-off?
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What are the upsides and downsides of working for a large company or government agency?
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