Career questions tagged careergrowth
How can a recent graduate in Data Science improve their chances of landing a job?
I recently completed my MSc in Data Science, and I’m actively looking for entry-level roles in data science/data analytics. I would love advice on how to improve my resume and what skills or projects recruiters value most for freshers.
How do i get a career in CS?
I want to learn about the best way to land a tech job in this job market!
How could I improve my office computing skills?
How could I improve my office computing skills?
What advice do you have for someone going into small business management?
I am a high school senior and I am about to go to college for small business management. I am curious if this degree will benefit me in life after college.
What is the best way to start a career in IT/Computer Science/Coding?
I'm afraid AI will take over most of those type jobs but also have heard the ones on top will be the ones using AI. I want to start a new career path but just worried what AI will do to it. Any advice will be helpful and the best way to start this career. I am new to the field and need to learn so any advice on schooling, learning, etc... would be helpful. I am currently working on my own website and app projects and watching tutorial videos and LinkedIn learning videos. Realistically what do I need to proceed and succeed.
How can I grow in career in finances?
I currently work as a financial advisor and I also do operational and analytical tasks. I would like to know how I can grow in my career, since it still seems too broad -- at the same time I feel like I know a bit of many things, I also feel I barely know anything. What would be tips to grow, since I'm still finding my path in this field that I so much like?
Will Artificial Intelligence take the place of jobs in IT?
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly growing every year. THE BIG QUESTION, "Will it take place of people's jobs?" I am curious to here your thoughts and knowledge on whether you think AI will take the place of jobs in IT.
What is a "volunteer internship" And is it any less legit/effective than a position that is just called an "internship"??
Found a grants and fundraising position that's called a "volunteer internship". This confused me, since I have usually seen "volunteer" roles and "internship" roles as separate categories. So what's the difference between a "volunteer internship" and a normal "internship"? Would a "volunteer internship" mean less mentorship, not enough learning experience, etc.? Or, is the only difference between this "volunteer internship" and other normal "internships" that it's a nonprofit organization, and potentially unpaid (it was stated that "a small stipend may be available depending on future funding")? It still seems that I would get helpful experience through this role, since I have no grant writing experience. I also got a pretty quick response to my application (literally same day as I applied), and I only had to submit my resume. Both of these details made me wonder if this would lean more into the "volunteer" side than the "internship" side.
What kind of details could I put in my resume that is preferable in the food service industry?
My goal is to become a pastry chef or become a cook, but I haven't exactly developed the skills for it, except for the fact that I know a lot of things about ingredients and food in general.
Where should I go for jobs in coding? How do I get started?
Any advice is appreciated.
What skills do employers value most when hiring for jobs or internships?
I’m a student exploring different career options and want to be better prepared for future jobs or internships. I’d like to know which skills employers look for most so I can start developing them now through school, activities, or part-time work.
How can I start building skills now that will help prepare me for the career I’m interested in?
I am a high school student who is starting to think about future careers. I’m still exploring different options and want to know what skills I should focus on building now, both in school and outside of school. I’m especially interested in improving my communication, life, and interview skills so I can be better prepared in the future. Any advice would be helpful.
Is working as a business hard?
A typical day in business usually includes checking emails, going to meetings, working on reports, solving problems, and helping the company run well. People often work with others and make decisions, then finish the day by planning for tomorrow.
How can I stand out in engineering internship applications?
I’m Laura a student graduating from high school wanting to get a head start in programs and skills I should develop to be more successful
How do I start a career in engineering, specifically HVAC?
I have no prior knowledge of how to start a career, know the very very basics of physics, and really just need to know what steps to follow to get my career started.
What's the one skill you learn in engineering that's so awesome it guarantees you won't get fired by a robot and helps you become the boss faster than everyone else?
What are the earning expectations for entry-level engineers?
What step do you need to take to become a Software Developer?
What organizations do most software developers go through when first starting out and why?
What's the most important certification for IT?
What certifications matter the most for IT posistions? Which ones are the most important and which ones are the least important?
How can I build a portfolio in high school to get into Information Technology?
What skills do I need to practice? What platforms are the best to create one? How successful would I become If I master it? Is there any jobs I can get right after high school and if so, which ones? ( I would be graduating with an associate degree because of dual Enrollment.)
Finding an internship in the UK
Where can i look for internship offers ? The online spaces are too fragmented, the websites are too specifics and the researches are never-ending... Do you have some tips to help me to be more efficient or to find interesting offers quicker ? Thank you !
What extracurricular activities can I do and write in résumé?
I am a student in a reputable university in Bangladesh. My degree is Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting. I will graduate very soon and do my first internship. Help me by giving answer.
working as a machine operator means you need experience in what ?
what degrees would best support this job. how can i be prepared. what would help with geting the job after education.
What Jobs did you do to become a Cybersecurity Analyst?
Did you get a raise from your other job? Did you start off as a cybersecurity analyst?
How should I go about getting an internship during college? #fall25
I am going to be a freshman in college coming up and I am concerned about getting internship opportunities. I am going to school to be a chemical engineer, and I am unsure on how to go about internships. Is it better to reach out to companies myself or should I wait until companies get in contact with me?
How would I know if I'll be content in the future with the major/program I choose ?
Tech has my attention, but how can i know what i want to excess in without having much experience in the field. #fall25
What are some of the best ways to get a mechanical engineering internship or co-op? #Fall25
Many people that I have talked to have stated that internships and co-ops have helped them to get work experience and get the positions they are in now, how do you go about getting those?
How do I obtain work experience that is relevant and useful for a mechanical engineering job?
I'm planning to get a degree in mechanical engineering but don't know how to get experience so I can find jobs after college
How will I know if mechanical engineering is the right career for me and what opportunities come with mechanical engineering?
- 12th grade - Aspire to be an engineer - I want to get at least a bachelor's degree in engineering
What is the best advice for a computer science major who is unsure about which field to pursue (cybersecurity, software engineer, etc)? #fall25
I am a sophomore in college at Saint Joseph's University, and I declared my major last spring. I am unsure what I want to do with my degree at the moment.
What can I do during college and internships to make sure I learn as much as possible and enter my first full-time engineering job as well-prepared and skilled as I can be?
I want to work in chip design, which I know can be complex and competitive. I want to be as prepared as possible.