Career questions tagged jobs
What school or major do I choose???
I want to pursue a career in sports events: I’m very interested in the creative event planning and decorating, and partnership side of sports, like sponsorship activations, fan experiences, VIP events, and brand collaborations with teams or leagues. But I'm not sure what major or college would be the perfect fit for me. I've heard most people who major in sports don't end up landing a sports job, so it definitely worries me, but I'm also worried that if I don't major in sports, I won't know as much as others. I specifically want to go down south for college, as a NJ resident, I'm tired of this area and the weather.
what jobs can i do in Honduras?
i want it that way
What are some tips when planning to go into HVAC? Is sustainable for money and family align with this profession?
What are some tips when planning to go into hvac, is it sustainable for money and family?
How do I balance internships with other higher paying jobs?
I know getting an internship is necessary, but how should I balance that with a high paying former job? I need the work experience of the internship but also the money from the other job. If I don't get a ton of scholarships or grants, I will definitely need the money. Also, should I get a job or side hustle while I am at school?
How could I ensure that I will get a job in my field when I graduate?
I know a lot of people that have a degree but are having trouble actually finding a job that goes with their degree once they graduate. Many jobs are also being taken over by AI. Any tips would be very helpful!
Why is it easy for some people to land a job like it's no problem with no experience and some people can't seem to find a job with experience and references ?
Like tons of my high school friends have jobs but all my college level friends are struggling to find a job- that doesn't make sense to me
How to get a intership or reasearch program as a undergraduate student in college, it can be from the school or not is both fine with me.
I am a undergraduate student but I don't know how to approach internship, research program ( it doesn't have to be really from the school it can be outside the school too). I am undecided major but maybe wanted to be somewhere in the healthcare ( not confident yet). I have applied to my everything from my school's internship, research programs but it's super completive in my school and hard to get one. I have applied to ones outside my school too but it's super competitive too and didn't get it? WHAT CAN I DO? I have already spend two years in college and super sadly :(, still don't have one ( have tired everything in the past two years but nothing good has land on me yet :<). Also, I am open to anything, it can be just hands-on too, I feel like this can help me decide where I wanted to do and be in. Any advices, tips, anything. THANKS IN ADVANCE!!!
Is it wise to get a part-time job your freshman year of college, or to just focus on school? #Spring26
I'll be a CAP student at UTA, meaning I will be transferring to UT after freshman year. It's particularly important that I maintain my grades and GPA to have a better shot at getting into my desired major, so should I just focus on my classes or try to also get a job? I will already have some money saved up from a current job.
What job should I do during college?
What job should I get while in nursing school to gain the best experience if I want to be come a CRNA ?
What can I do kickstart jobs in my major while I am starting or currently attending college?
I am a first generation college student that will be majoring theatre. I took a gap year to save money for tuition and will probably be working throughout the school year as well. But, I have been thinking if there is a way I can tie my work into my intended major to gain as much experience and potential career opportunities as possible. That way, I can get the full college experience while also giving myself a head start into the real world with my career. Finding a place to start is where I seem to be struggling the most. Any ideas or advice is extremely helpful!
I am interested in electrical work. Do religion, health, and money align with this job?
Electric and jobs
I work best in an environment with health, family, and equality. What are some jobs that might be a right fit for me?
Job opportunities
What is an entry level job in the entertainment industry?
I want to be a director, but I know no production company will hire me, and I don't have money to produce my own films.
As a high school student, what should I do to build my portfolio and skills for my future?
Right now, as a "going to study in India from Bahrain" grade 11 student, I am doing Part time jobs in 3 companies as digital marketing specialists and I am doing free certification courses from Google, HP Life, Hubspot and more. I think i have around or over 6 certifications now and will do more soon hopefully. I want to make myself more professional and great in front of others eyes and to achieve my future goals like getting into a good college and getting an amazing job in the future. I need really good advice on this please.
In which region of the US is a graduate in nuclear medicine and molecular imaging technology paid the best? ?
does it also have a good environment? What about rent? I'm Hispanic, is there diversity background? Are the people there friendly? Do you guys recommend it
How do I find a part-time job in the field of my degree plan without prior experience or a degree?
I am planning to become a social worker to help those affected by bullying, the loss of a child, and addiction. I am one year from graduating with my bachelor's degree in human behavior and would love to start working in my chosen field. I would greatly appreciate any advice you can give me.
What makes you stand out when applying for internships or jobs, and how can that be balanced while going to school?
I'm a senior in high school and I am moving from California to New York for college at LIM. I want to get internships for experience but would also like a job. I also would need tips on how people are balancing these things while going to school.
What steps should I take to obtain a job in my chosen career field?
I am a college junior and have started feeling the stress and worries of life after college. I am nervous that my time for this degree will be meaningless if I cannot get a job in this field. #Spring26
Types of jobs for someone who wants to help advocate for and fight against oppression of people with minority identities?
I am going to college for "Social Relations & Policy" which explores the domain of public issues that are especially affected by relations among groups. What type of jobs or more helpfully what specific jobs are there for someone with a degree like this who wants to advocate for and fight against oppression of people with minority identities. I am okay with working for a non-profit if that will help. Thank you to anyone who answers this!
Is graphic design a dependable career in this day and age?
The use of AI has rapidly increase over the years with it's technological advancements and developments, leading to a lot of job displacement and income lost for many people within certain industries. This leads me to wonder if the career in which I want to pursue, being graphic design, is still a dependable career to have during such a time.
what jobs can a 13 year old get in garden valley Idaho?
what jobs can a 13 year old get in garden valley Idaho, that include; babysitting, waiter-waitress, house cleaning, and helping others? also that makes good money?
what if there is a certain thing i dont like about my career but i still am passionate about it?
could i possibly not have to do steps and move on or would i be forced to do it in a career
What are the pros and cons of being a construction worker?
My name is Ashden, and I’m a 8th grader at crane middle school. I’m currently interested in construction, right now I’m only 13 but I want to do it in the future. I want to do construction because I hear it offers good pay and it keeps you in good shape. It keeps you outside and I like being outside of my house. Construction involves technical skills also so it keeps your brain actively moving and I like building things. I believe construction is a great career and I feel like I would like it a lot. What kinda specific entry- level tasks or safety certifications should a teen look into once they are old enough to start?”