Career Questions tagged Tech

What types of certs do you need to become an instructional designer with a concentration in health?

I'm trying to get insight on what i would be doing in my career field.

The next question I would ask is if some of the work would be hard for me in pharmacy tech?

My next question would be what would I learn from pharmacy tech?

My second question is how much income would I make doing pharmacy tech?

How much work I would have to do in pharmacy tech?

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What are some credible bootcamps that employers look for?

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As many of you know, big companies like this don't just hire engineers, but they have HR departments, Accounting, etc. In an effort to show students that they can work at a tech company without being in tech, what are jobs you can get at Google (or another large company)? This is part of our...

I recently learned about the field of Data Science. I'm seriously considering a career in Data Science because it combines my interests in math, computer science, research, and writing. I'm really interested in learning more about it as a career. My questions are: 1.) What do data scientists...

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I'm just interested in Technology/Programming, and how I can get into that Area of Knowledge?

I am finally a freshman studying for a degree in tech "BS in Information Systems". I am not too technical nor have good programming skills but I want to try and gain experience in how and what the tech industry looks and works through internships. My portfolio and resume focus more on digital...

I have a degree in Computer Systems engineering and job history in the digital services field mostly in UI UX design (minor focused front-end dev) and minor experience as an embedded programming using Python and C/C++. I am really trying to shift gears in to data engineer and analytics, but...

I am seriously considering double-majoring in accounting and some sort of computer technology degree when I get my bachelor's. The problem for me is that there are SO MANY different types of computer technology degrees. I don't really know which ones would complement with an accounting degree.

The world is starting to use more technology and becoming more advanced so maybe the demand will start increasing.

What are the most effective strategies for seeking a position in this field?

There are always cons to a job, but was there anything bad enough that almost made you stop what you love to do?

Do you learn more in one, is one easier, etc.

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For example, will I be working from home or would I be away from home for long periods of time if its random stuff like that and other stuff I put in the example

If I was working for a huge or even small company, Is there options to advance in the company becoming a team leader, manager, or even CEO how long would it take?

What is a good entry- level job in programming ?

My goal for the future is to do something in the business/tech field. What majors and jobs should I look into that are high paying?

I'm a high school junior and would like to learn more about the tech field. I would love to learn about the different opportunities the tech field offers. I can also join clubs and get myself involved.

I've been thinking about going into the veterinary field as I have always loved animals but I also love helping people. Which field should I decide on? Any tips/thoughts would be appreciated!

im interested in technology and stuff relating to that. for example a coder, technology maintenance, etc.

What steps should I take if I want to succeed in this field?