Career questions tagged job
What was your toughest job assignment, as an engineer?
can you elaborate on how it was and what you like best/least about working as an engineer? Like was this what u were expecting before going into the field?
What are some good jobs for a 16 year old?
Hello! I will be turning 16 in April, and by then I wanna have a job. I won't have a car by then, but I will have my license, so most options would have to be in a walking distance. I would probably wanna have a job right after school ends so I can just go from school right there. This would be my first job and I'm curious about what my options are. I'm from Northern Eastern Ohio area.
What would be the best job for a 14 year old Is fast food a good option for younger children in the job industry? How do i maintain a job and good resume at such a young age??
My name is Anayla im 14 years old. I’m looking into jobs so I can help with expenses at home and other things.
What is the best trade to start out with?
I assume some trades can play into each other and I was wondering what trades that would be if so. What is the lease stressful trade on?
Can welding be a part time job?
I'm not sure how much you get paid if you are "part time" or how that would work. I would go to a trade school to get my certification. How would I find a part time welding job?
What are skills I should have for welding?
I have been interested in welding for a while now but I'm not sure what skills I would need. I'm also not sure how one would start a career I know I'll go to a trade school for it but can I be working as a welder while I'm doing that? What's the hardest part of the job? What are the hours? I would also love to know more about underwater welding and what that entails.
What is physical therapy look like as a career path?
What does a normal day in a physical therapy place look like because that is my main choice of a future career and I want to see if it's actually a good fit for me. I'm interested in learning why things are hurting or like why things happen in the human body. I was also wondering what are some positives of the career and what are some negatives? I've never heard any negatives. How do you manage your time between schooling and normal life? I know there are lots of years to be able to have your degree.
What jobs would be good for me?
I am a 16 year old high school student looking into what I should either go to college for or what type of job I should search for in the future. I like being physical throughout the day and I would like a job with variety. I want to be able to make decent money as well though. What jobs would be good for me? How would I find one of those jobs? Why do those jobs fit what I would like to do? What does the job entail?
As a student, Is Welding a Good Career Choice for the Future?
I’m a student and I’ve recently become interested in welding. I already know a little about it and would like to learn more through practical experience. I am thinking about joining a welding company as a beginner and building my skills from there. But I am wondering if welding is a good career choice for the long term. For anyone who works in welding or has experience in this field, I would really appreciate your honest advice. Is there good career growth in welding? Can I build a stable future by starting with a welding company and gaining experience over time?
How can I get more improved on my communication skills #fyp #foryoupage?
I know how to communicate but trying to get better. What other communication skills or conversation starters should I start with saying. And how can I improvise.
What can i do to achieve my goals and how do i get there?
What can i do to achieve my goals and how do i get there
Does anyone have advice on careers and pathways to them?
Hi everyone, I am a finance major but I recently did an internship and I didn't love the work I was doing. I now am confused on whether to change my major or not. I know I don't want to sit at a desk all day. I was thinking of switching it to marketing or even switching to kinesiology and becoming a Physical Therapist. I have also thought about Law. Any insight on careers and pathways would be super helpful!
What career(s) or industries might best fit me?
I'm good at reading, writing, I'm creative, and I'm decently with technology. My hobbies are reading, playing games, and and watching TV shows. I'm none-too-great with math, though. I'm interested in becoming something like a librarian or someone who helps manage files. What strength(s)/experience(s) do you recommend for the careers in question? How can I utilize what I'm good at to find a job/start a career in one of those fields?
what certificates do you need for security ?
what certifications do youu need to do security ?
How is the experience for Office Administration as an beginner?
I am an 18 year student tending a program for the trade Office administration and I want to know how it is to get into the real life experience job connected to that trade.
What was the most unexpected lesson you've learned in the workplace?
Have you ever had an experience in your professional field, whether that be blue collar white collar, etc, that made you adapt well into your workplace? Was it a deadline, a stressful workweek, or something your co-worker simply said that clicked for you?
What Can You Do With A BSPS?
What quality of job (pay & technicality) can one expect with solely a Bachelors of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences? Is it worth it/feasible to work (primarily to afford further education), or should one just go straight for a graduate degree in something else (ex. Medicinal Chemistry) and acquire a higher paying job afterwards to pay off student debt? Is there a solid guarantee of such a well-paying job with a graduate degree like that?
How should I prepare for being a clinical psychologist?
Hello I am a rising high school senior who is almost done with my associate's in arts degree. As I am taking college classes to save money and time. I am sort of stressing on how I should prepare myself when I enter into university since I won't have much time to prepare for graduate school. I want to do a Ph.D. in Clinical Psych after under-grad but afraid that I won't have enough time to develop my experience and skills I have done. What is some advice to help prepare for Ph.D in psychology or opportunities that I should be seeking to help me dive into the psychology field more to help my application in the future. Anyone who has been in this position with applying to school for Ph.D. in Psych or who is a psychologist!! I am open to advice and input here
HOW CAN I EARN MONEY CAUSE IVE BEEN REALLY STRUGGLING WITH FINANCES?
TELL ME ABOUT IDEAS AND OTHER CONVINCING WAYS, AND ALSO AN HONEST WAY COZ I REALLY WANT TO HELP MY PARENTS OUT WITH FINANCES AND IMPROVE OUR LIFESTYLE BACKGROUND
Is majoring in Anthropology a good idea? Will I have a future in it??
I am planning on majoring in Anthropology. I have a fear that it is not the best due to how hard it is to get jobs after college. I really love the subject but am scared for my future with a degree in Anthro.
Is there any way to become detective under these circumstances ?
I mean, can someone become a detective(not the civilian one) without starting as a patrol officer and taking years? That too, with the power to issue arrests and other such powers. (Especially in India.) And how does one become a detective for another country if they were born in another?
What is the difference between these jobs, pls explain in simple way?
The jobs:- Detective, Private Investigator, Behavioural Analyst, Criminal Psychologist, Intelligence Analyst, Criminal Profiler, Crime Analyst, Investigative Psychologist. Also state their salary and power(in the workplace). Which of these jobs best represents a job where, in a crime scene, one tries to find the criminal using clues and patterns. Then interview them (the criminal and others), state their motives and try to understand them on a psychological level.
What are the jobs I can do after doing online BA General in India?
I find IT related jobs interesting like IT Technician. But I'm not sure that I'll get any work in IT field after completing BA. What else can I do?
Which career would suit me based on the way I think and what I enjoy.?
One thing I've noticed is that I'm fairly good at reading people's emotions and picking up on how they're feeling, even when they don't say it directly. I'm also naturally curious about why people think and behave the way they do. If I could, I'd love to understand the mind of the person in front of me. I love mythology a lot and love learning about different myths(got this love from Percy Jackson) Another thing about me is that I rarely accept an idea at face value. Whenever I support a statement, I almost immediately start thinking of its weaknesses. After a minute or two of deep thought, I can usually come up with a convincing argument against it. Then I often find myself questioning that argument too, creating another opposing statement. And the series of contradictions goes on. Plus, I love those high and mighty rivalry talks you mostly get to see between enemies and all. Makes me feel royal- and I love feeling royal. I am fairly good at academics, but I tend to forget it easily. And I particularly don't like Science much. Because in physics and chemistry, most of the things aren't very clear; I am still unable to get the meaning of velocity(How does distance play a role in it...So I take it as speed in displacement) Outside of academics, I love reading manga, manhwa, and books, especially fantasy, science fiction, psychological, and mystery stories. I also enjoy anime—both mainstream series and those with deeper psychological or philosophical themes. I'm drawn to stories that explore complex characters, moral dilemmas, and human nature more than series that only contain battles. Some of them I love are: Percy Jackson, A Song of Ice and Fire, One Piece, Tokyo Revengers, Naruto, Tomodachi Games and thousands of others.But, I am no good at drawing. I'm especially interested in psychology, human behaviour, and understanding how people think. I would love to read the mind of the person in front of me. One thing I know for sure is that I don't want a job where I spend the entire day sitting alone reading or reviewing long documents, reports or graphs(I hate statistics). I have considered careers like a detective specialised in psychology, a forensic psychologist, an author and all. I would love a career with some adventure. Based on this, what careers do you think would genuinely fit my personality, strengths, and interests? I'm looking for suggestions beyond the obvious ones like "psychologist,"(I could consider it, but it's not the best one) especially careers that involve analysis, investigation, strategy, behaviour, or decision-making. Also, the career should have a good salary. But please, try to recommend me a career that would be kind of adventorous for me, one that I would enjoy.