Career questions tagged specific-career-question
What is it like working in a Lab environment?
Is it like how it's depicted? Do you actually get to continually work towards a goal in the lab with experiments/trials? If so how is it? And if not what is it actually like? I think I would be interested into going into a more biomedical field, something to do with genetics, and I genuinely want to think about if I'd enjoy it before I pay for college, y'know?
Is there a career that focuses a lot on being in the lab/Inventing new stuff?
I though it would be better to get more specific in my description here as I'm very interested in the Biomedical field, Is there a specific career or field that encompasses more of the Lab environment? I was thinking more of something that has to do with tissues or genetic devices? I think I would enjoy getting to have a part in that sort of work. Less research, more doing, but not the engineering part. I'm not really sure if something like this is a thing, but if it is I really think I would love it.
What are some important things i should know about being a chef?
essential tools of the trade? advice for how to handle the job? anything important to keep in mind
I am in 7th grade and would like to explore the life of an aspiring attorney, during and after law school, do you have any advice or insight on the matter?
I have always been interested in law and government and would like to become a lawyer to exercise those strengths. Although I would like to become an attorney I would like to know how it will effect my daily life. To be more specific, how long will it take me to pay off lones, how flexible are their hours and about how many cases will I get and how much will I make when I take on those cases? #Specific-career-question