Career questions tagged finding-a-job
What to study to become Detective?
What path in studies and all should I pursue if I plan to become a detective(like in law enforcement, probably like CID/CBI/FBI, etc.), (without being a patrol officer and all first, and then taking the long-term journey?) Also, will the same path work out for an investigative psychologist? If not, then what path should I pursue in this case? Can I work in(or with) law enforcement in this case?
What are the working conditions? What are some requirements to become an Oil Rig worker? What are some common positions?
How do you get hired?
What steps should I be taking to connect with industry professionals or companies, and how should I be using platforms like LinkedIn or networking events to explore job opportunities?
Being halfway done with senior year and having post grad be right around the corner, what are some tips to get yourself out there and continue to network to increase job opportunities?
What are some simple jobs with zero customer relations?
I have tried searching up several warehouse jobs, and they would be a great fit but there are none near me. I want something where no one will bother me while I am working, and preferably something simple and repetitive. I thought about pill sorting, and cleaning jobs but I cannot find any that aren't part of a store or restaurant. If it matters, I have only experience at one other job, and I have no problems with background checks or drug tests. I was hoping there would be ways to find a controlled substance job but that doesn't seem to be the case. Any ideas would be extremely helpful.
Where can a marine biologist find good work?
After you have your education, how do you go about choosing an organization to work for and applying?
When people leave college do they get hired faster after getting their degree?
I wanna know how long it takes to get hired. #Scholarship question #hiring #job-fair #finding-a-job