Career questions tagged careerchange
What are your favorite tips for someone starting college later in life?
Going for associate of applied science. 😁
How do I find a career if I have lots of interest ?
I am a 35 year old mom of 3 who has a lot of interest/hobbies. I want a career that doesn't require me to go to college (I have enough student loan debt). I got a diploma in graphic design and web development in 2020. I have tried to use my diploma but no luck. I am currently unemployed. My last job was a hostess at Chick-fil-A 2025. My interest/hobbies cooking, making coffee, skating, talking, painting, writing poems, teaching my kids, organizing, shopping, coloring, designing logos, designing logos, going to art shows/events, and listening to music
How can I find the perfect job for me without a college degree?
I’m currently an administrative assistant, but I feel that my capabilities are wasted. I was told by my boss that my standards are too high.
How should I proceed in my career now after 20 plus years in medical transcription industry?
I have worked in medical transcription for over 20 years. I am now jobless as the company I worked for lost its clients. I tried switching to other domains, such as business analyst or human resources, but perhaps because of my age or lack of experience, I am unable to land a job. I want to do something on my own, but where do I start?
Is it okay to completely change career path?
I completed my bachelor's degree in Food Processing Technology in a Sri Lankan government university. However during my internship I realized that I hate working in a food processing factory, I don't like being in crowded or noisy places. And I realized that I really enjoy anything creative like graphic designing, video editing, photography, writing etc. I have now finished my degree but just the thought of getting a job in a food company make me sad and uncomfortable. Is it okay if I stop learning further and move into learning graphic designing and video editing? Will I be able to earn money in those areas?
Any advice on career prospects for Precision Medicine or Pharmaceutical Sciences
Hi everyone, so earlier this year I mentioned trying to change industries from chemical engineering to something else and got some great feedback here. I've always been interested in the medical field so I have been looking at doing a Masters in Pharmaceutical Sciences or in Precision Medicine (I've seen some universities offer other disciplines an opportunity to do precision medicine/translation med) especially if I can't get an entry level job into the industry right now. Do y'all know of anyone in Chemical engineering who ventured into these degrees or perhaps the job prospects or types of jobs I could get with it. I think my concern is will I get a job after doing engineering and then a different Masters 🙈 #pharmaceuticals #medical #engineering #careerchange #industrychange #healthcare #precisionmedicine
If you had an opportunity to do it all again, would you change your profession, or push for something else?
#careerchange
I graduated with a BA in Communications a few years ago, but I would like to switch careers and become an elementary school teacher in California. Is there someone who can help me navigate this process?
#elementaryschoolteacher #teacher #careerchange
Should I pursue a career in Artifical Intelligence?
I am 3 years into a finance graduate programme and bored rigid. I am interested in AI from the point of view of safety and protection from "the singulairty" etc. and have limited coding experience currently although I am highly quantitative as well as qualitative - excuse the horrible terms. #artificalintelligence #computing #finance #careerchange