Career questions tagged money
Some careers pay more money than others. However, money doesn't always lead to long-term satisfaction. For more information, please read below. Read more Show less
I'm 17 years old and I want to develop ways to earn income before I turn 18, to start off on the right foot. What should I do?
17 years old, student of management information systems.
What Construction Career options are there for someone in the Bricklaying trades?
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What was the hardest part about preparing for medical school, and how did you achieve it Was money ever an issue, and if so, how did you go about handling it? Have you ever once in your career considered that it may have not been worth it? ?
I am a senior in high school, who is about to head to a university to finish my pre-requisites. I am really curious if there are any specific tips you recommend as I prepare to go into medical school, and what would should I expect going in.
When I go to College, should I go for a full-time or a part-time job to help save money for the future? Or is there a better option to save up money?
When I get to college, I already plan to get a job, but I don't know what to look out for to have a stress free college life. I'm willing to work any condition but I cannot handle working in a fast food place or a restaurant.
What is the best way to ensure a good salary as a future teacher?
I am a college student studying secondary education (language arts). I know that most teachers do not make the best salary, and I was looking for advice on what I can do to make that salary higher. I know that most schools pay more for teachers with a higher education level. Should I choose to pursue more than a bachelors degree in order to increase my possible salary? Should I try and study other subject areas? Should I look into become a club leader or a sports coach? Or something else entirely?
“How could a youth pastor earn extra income without burning out or losing focus on ministry”?
I am trying to go to college for vocational and religious type stuff, to potentially become a Youth Pastor for a church when I graduate college. You may not know this, but Youth Pastors do not make a lot of money at all. They work anywhere from 6 to 8 hours at the office 5 days a week, and don't make enough money to support their household from just a single job. I don't want to be rich at all, but I want to be able to be generous with what I do have, and to make wise decisions with the money that I will make. How can I make money wisely? What are the best job options if I don't live in a big city? And if I end up in a big city, what are some other options? Thank you for reading this!
How much do electrical-engineers make in California yearly?
I'm interested in the pay.
How do I go about properly managing money throughout college?
I am going into a medical based school and am looking for any knowledge on how to properly manage my money.
What can I put on my resume as 10th grader who is interested in business.?
What can I put on my resume as 10th grader who is interested in business.
What career path aligns with my goals?
I really value Family/Friends, Health and money. what jobs or career paths align with these values?
How have you guys managed to graduate from college debt-free?
I'd love all solutions! I've tried scholarships and an appeal. How many scholarships is a good amount to apply for, and what localized ones (DMV) are good to try out?
How should I make money after BA English graduate ?
I'm a English specialising student I'm very good at explaining things, but I don't know how can i start making money!
How do I start making money as a 14 year old consistently to save up for a bike that I want, its 3.5k, I want to try and reach this goal before this year ends hopefully sooner.?
I’ve been super interested in owning a business and entrepreneurship in general, I make just random ideas for fun like owning a clothing brand, owning restaurants and what not. But for this i’ve been super interested in the scene of electric dirt bikes and have been wanting one for so long now. Its a lot of money but I feel like if others can, so can I. I’ve been wanting a pool business where I clean pools since I do my own pool at home, but when I went out door to door they either werent home, had a no soliciting sign, or had no pool, so I want something that can make me money but especially be consistent and have clients by the week. I’d much rather have it where I sell something that I can create but I really don’t have any good ideas with that. But I did get a few jobs, it took me 3 hours going door to door for 3 one off jobs that did get me money, but it would be 120 and then back to going door to door and I went through like 3 neighborhoods around me, I just don’t know what to do and hopefully can be guided in the right direction. Thank you!!
How much money do you need to be stable on average ?
A lot of places cost a lot and some dont.
Is money one of the most important thing right now for our future?
I seen everything becoming more expensive, and I want to know if its worth spending a lot of money on schools
if I worked at McDonald's how long do you think it would take to get to one million dollars.
and do you think a human being can survive off of working at McDonald's for the rest of their lives. if they couldn't what difficulties would they face?
How can I a 14 year old with a dream to travel when I'm older and not work the rest of my life start making money now?
I don't have any cash right now and can't spend anything on marketing so I need to make money so I can travel and live my life when I grow up.
I'm interested in Environmental Conservation. What science classes should I take?
I am a junior in high school and plan on going to college to get a degree. I already plan on taking environmental science in highschool but am unsure if any other high school classes would be helpful. I am also unsure what classes to take in college.
I'm 15 and want to be a hazmat truck driver and need to know every step?
I know that I need a CDL, tankers endorsement and when I'm 21 I need hazmat endorsement so is this a good plan, I start studying at 17 to pass my CDL and tankers endorsement while I already have a small job just for invome then once I turn 18 I go to the DMV to actually pass these tests and then once I have those I get a job as a non hazardous materials transporter like milk and water for example then keep that job until I am 21 and can pass the hazardous materials endorsement test and finally apply for any kind of hazmat transportation where I would be a paid apprentice and have the perfect job making a pretty good amount of money which is the ultimate goal (starting wages 60-70k after experience anywhere from 100-180k)