Career questions tagged problem-solving
How do I professionally address any work/coworker conflicts that may arise in my future workplace?
I’m a high school senior and I plan on double majoring in developmental psychology and speech and hearing services but I see my coworkers who are adults now have issues with the other people working there and I want to learn how I can handle any problems that may arise in my future workplace.
How do I break out in management consulting?
Whenever I try to find information about consulting online, it's usually in reference to tax/audit consulting specifically, which isn't what I'm hoping to do. Instead, I want to do management consulting. While I have plenty of experiences in leadership outside of the working world, I've rarely had an opportunity to manage others in my career so far. Do I need a few years of management experience coming out to school to really be a viable consultant? Or would potential internship experience and my education be enough for me to start at an entry-level at a consulting firm?
What are an engineer's first thoughts when dealing with a problem?
I am a freshman whose dream job is to be an engineer and I want to know what I should look for when faced with fixing a problem.
what is the root of the worlds problems?
what is the root of the worlds problems?
What kind of problems do electrical engineers often face and how do you solve them?
What kinds of problems can one face? Physical, emotional, mental?
What will you do if your co-worker has been procrastinating, which impact your work?
Interview Question. Is there a correct answer for this? #communication #interviews #human-resources #problem-solving #conflict-resolution
Are unpaid internships worth it?
I'm currently a full time student working at a part time job. I'm currently looking for an internship to work in the public health field, but I noticed that most of them are unpaid and demand a significant amount of dedication. I understand that internships are extremely important for career advancement, but I don't know if it's worth pursuing without payment. Right now, I work part time and make enough to pay off school debt, pay for supplies, and personal necessities. I know that if I take an unpaid internship, I would struggle financially, but I just wanted to know if it's worth the sacrifice. If I was to take an internship, should I quit my job to put my 100% into the internship? Are unpaid internships really worth pursuing? #internships #personal-finance #publichealth #money-management #career-counseling #problem-solving