Career questions tagged trades
what is the easiest trade between culinary and security
I'm trying to decide between security and culinary
How much experience do I need to get hired as an airframe welder? What certifications and degrees should I strive for?
I am currently enrolled in a trade school of sorts. I am learning to weld and receiving certifications in metalworking and I need to prepare for my dream career by planning it out before it's too late and I don't know where to go.
What company is best to work for with a water/waste trade?
I'm interested in water/waste jobs
What kind of plants can someone work at with a trade in water/waste?
I'm interested in getting my certifications in water/waste
Is there any OSHA violations or safety concerns I should know?
I would like to work as an electrician.
How much does a painter make in a week?
How much does a painter(Plasterer) make in a week?
What are the most highly paying jobs in trade?
What are some specific jobs in trade that get the highest salary?
What are some tools of the trade I should be familiar with? (Auto Repair & Diesel Repair)?
Topic: Auto Repair & Diesel Repair.
Hi, I am a high school senior and unsure of what I would like to do when I graduate. I am interested in many things such as specific trades and lots of outdoor activities. I'm unsure if I want to go to college, trade school, or neither. How should I go about deciding what I should do?
Some of my hobbies are going on bike rides, hiking, and listening to music. I am right now leaning towards going to trade school so my student loans wouldn't be as bad and I'm ready for a job instantly after completion. However, I'm still not really sure what I would like to do.
what are the benefits of trade school ?
I am currently attending a trade school at the moment.
What do you like most about being an electrician ?
This question highlights what interviewees enjoy most about being in the electrical industry. Whether that's something in their day-to-day life or a reward they can't help but appreciate, this question allows the professional to discuss their time about the trade.
Those that are construction managers, what vehicle do y'all own?
How many vehicles do you own?
Why does the compensation start so low for electricians at entry level?
I'm just wondering and I know that it can reach six figures at some point.
What is the most challenging thing about being an electrician?
I want to understand the realities of the electrician position because with great rewards come significant challenges.
How does a normal day look for the electrician position?
Just curious about how every day is for electricians.
What made you want to work in the electrical industry?
I want to compare a professional's path and learn why they picked this field of work.
At what age do auto mechanics usually retire ?
every hard worker needs to put there bones to rest one day
What is it like getting into the electrical field to become an electrician?
I am 21 years old and interested in becoming an electrician after I was done with my trade a jobcorps.
How would you describe a mechanics lifestyle?
my name is devin and i am 17 years old
What should I memorize and/or retain for my future endeavors as an electrician?
I'm a JobCorps student and I want to be an electrician
What are good jobs in the Plastering trade?
I'm in Job Corps and don't know what to do.
what are the benefits of being a cement mason in the union?
If i were to be a cement mason, how would be able to join the cement union and what are the necessary steps that i would have to even take to do so for this trade?
How is the work environment like in glazing?
I'm interested in glass installation
What are the average Wages for an apprentice Glazier in Oregon ?
I've just recently Completed The glazing Trade At Tongue Point Job Corps Center and I was wondering what the starting wages are for apprentice Glaziers in the Oregon area. (mainly around the Beaverton OR area)
What is the life of a Welder like?
Hello! Currently, I'm a college freshman. I'm already have a major/program of study. However, I'm exploring other careers and I saw someone suggested Welder. Being completely unfamiliar with this field: - What is it like to work as a Welder? - What skills does someone learn starting off new and overtime? - Do wielders have a flexible schedule or is it set? - How much risk is it for physical injury? - What is the most satisfying aspect of welding?
what are some examples of hands-on careers that have a relatively flexible schedule?
I'm still in high school and I have no clue what I want to do career-wise. really any examples of careers that follow that kind of structure would be cool.