Career questions tagged skillbuilding
what bachlors degree should i major in that will not only be higly paying but also peak my intrests ?
in the age of ai and the rising compittition i am unable to find my self a relevent degree that would help me be in the position i envision myself to be
What is the first step,for a better future ?
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What is the benefit of incorporating a minor into a college degree?
I am thinking of adding a machine learning minor to my psychology major in college. However, I am unsure if this is the right path. I am not well versed in computer science and simply wanted to gain knowledge on the topic. Any advice is appreciated.
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.
How can I prepare myself to become a flight attendant in the future?
I am an 18-year-old high school student. I dream of becoming a flight attendant. I am improving my English and taking online courses. What skills and experiences should I focus on now to prepare for this career?
Can I follow product design successfully with ease after taking Biology instead of maths because that's what I'm interested in ?
How do I follow a path of product design by taking PCB and a seperate design course. I have no interest in maths even though my dad says it's almost compulsory. I was unable to do maths since a low grade. Biology has always been a strong subject. But can one pursue design by choosing it? If yes, what is the success rate? Currently in class 11 pursuing design.
How to earn but also learn ?
I'm an IBDP student not the brightest of the bunch for reference I got a 26/42 in semester 2 currently in my summer break .Since I will be applying next year mainly abroad (USA,Spain) and want to pursue in Business / Entrepreneurship I want to create somewhat like a passion project that I can later expand in the future . But I have to start from zero with limited finance , no help and limited time to boost my grades but I am ready to give a good amount of my time into a project I can earn from to fund my college fees. I have tried different things like creating a website for people to chat through and failed also made a blog that also crashed and very demotivated since after posting online for more than a year to market these projects I have no users and limited followers .I just need advice and guidance from an experienced person to motivate and guide me to get into a good uni as well as help me path my future with a project with a good earning.
If my strengths are communication and my hobbies are doing hair, what types of careers or industries might best fit me ?
What other strengths or experiences might I need for the suggested careers
if my strengths are respect and hobbies are videos what type of careers or industries might best fit me?
what other strengths or experiences might i need for the suggested careers?
if my strengths are understanding and hobbies are hanging out what type of careers or industries might best fit me
what other strengths or experiences might i need for the suggested careers?
If my strengths are being creative and hobbies are making things what type of careers or industries might best fit me?
What other strengths or experiences might I need for the suggested careers?
What should be my course of study?
I am currently in 10th grade. I am want advice on what degrees should I do and should I study? I am currently considering doing a bachelor's degree in computer science in online beside my college. After college I want to do a second bachelor's degree in artificial intelligence. Then I want to do a masters in artificial intelligence. I want to build AI related stuffs.
How can I improve my multitasking abilities so that when I focus on a specific subject, others don’t decline in quality?
How can I distribute my effort across multiple difficult subjects in school without sacrificing the quality of my work or understanding
what are some classes that i can take to expand my knowledge of computer science?
I am a high school junior, I have done ap comp sci p already, i am continuing my CS50 course harvard, i did a course on vr game design, intro to python course as well. But i feel like there could be some other courses that i could be taking to expand on computer science.
what are the best ways to start learning and building skills to eventually be a software engineer?
I am a high school junior that is interested in being a software engineer. What are the steps to take to become a software engineer as a teenager, and to develop skills fast.
If you could become exceptionally skilled at one thing over the next 10 years, what would it be, and why? ?
Examples: Building businesses Software development Engineering Medicine Public speaking Football Music production Writing Scientific research
What career can i choose if I want to work on my own
I want to have a career where I can choose what I want, but also im not very good at math, so I would really would like a career that can get me somewhere without needing a lot of math involved.
Need help with learning more?
Is it easy to do/learn and how long will it take? And is it fun to do or is it boring. How long will it take to get good at it? What will you be mostly working on?
How can I show impact or results, even if my experience was part of a team or still in progress? ?
How can I show impact or results, even if my experience was part of a team or still in progress?
Is really important the activities after school
How important are after-school activities?
HI, I just got admitted to united international university CSE subject. Although, I am familiar to coding, what should I care about from the start ? and what skill should I develop for my career ?
It's my first year.
What types of part-time jobs, volunteer opportunities, or entry level positions should I look into during college to build a strong foundation for working with the youth?
I am majoring in history and minoring in psychology.
I am a freshman in college pursuing a degree in mechanical engineering. What is something engineering students think matters a lot, but really does not What is something they underestimate that ends up mattering more??
I got accepted into an engineering program recently and was wondering what to focus on as I go through this pathway to earn my engineering degree.
How to explore and learn more about career path for undergraduate students majoring in Finance and Accounting ?
How to learn more about career path for undergraduate students majoring in Finance and Accounting.
As a future civil engineering student, what things should i prioritize or focus on the most in college (Grades, Internships, hands on projects) in order to be successful in the future after graduating? Which would have the longest term impact on careers and what did you wish you focused on more in school?
I am a high school senior and I want to study and go into civil engineering, I know there are a lot of specialties in the field so I'm excited to learn more about them. I've shadowed a civil engineer which helped me understand the job more and made me more curious about the projects they work on.
How do I know I'm ready to actually pursue a job in cybersecurity.
I have a lot of cybersecurity certifications and I am pursuing a degree in cybersecurity and might even get a masters too, but how do I actually know when I am ready for a job and where do I look for something like that.
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!
How do I get a head start in electrical engineering?
I'm a college student planning to transfer to a tech institute to study electrical engineering, but how exactly do I manage time and discipline for my career? Which skills should I put into practice, not just for engineering classes but for studying in general? Engineering is no joke after all.
How should I prepare for an interview for an on campus job?
I’m really eager to land an office assistant role on my campus. While I always do my best in interviews—maintaining good eye contact, staying calm, and speaking steadily—I've noticed that even though they seem to like me, I haven't been selected yet. I appreciate any advice or tips that could help me improve and succeed in these opportunities. Edit: I got the job! Just waiting to hear back about training. Thank you all for the advice!
Why do I know that I'll be successful in life, but I have no idea what career I want to pursue or how I should go about finding what I'm interested in?
I have always known that when I find what I'm passionate about I'll do whatever it takes to become successful. I'm just lost on how to find the missing piece.