Career questions tagged working
if i learn programming , and work as freelancer is good and better than other work ? ?
if i learn programming , and work as freelancer is good and better than other work ? ?
What is the best age to start working?
I am a twenty-year-old girl studying economics I have started working, I teach chess to children and I have my own clothing brand One of my classmates told me that you are a child laborer and it hurt me a lot What is the best age to start working?
How many hours do you work a week, or a day?
Me looking into jobs I also look at the amount of hours needed to work because I don't want my whole life to be work.
Working in neurology do you work in teams or independtly?
When you work in neurology do you work independtly more or in teams? Based on what you work with, do you like it or do you perfer working in a different way?
What kind of hours do power distributors and dispatchers have?
wondering for flexibility and good compensation
What hours do electricians have?
Are they inconsistent? Are the hours dependent on your salary or the other way around?
How many years do you need to work at a place before you become a manager?
I really like my job and I'm becoming a trainer for people but not yet management i want to get to that level.
What’s a good career to work with kids?
What’s a good way to grow experience working with children? I’ve always liked kids and would love to have a career working with them it’s my dream job..
What are some good part-time jobs for high school students who want to work in the medical field in the future?
What are some good jobs for high school students that can help prepare them for a career in the medical field?
How do I manage both school and work?
I'm a student and hoping to be able to work over this summer but my school keeps roping in new possible things to do, some of which are being labeled as mandatory. I need work experience though. What should I do?
How? Can I start making a lot of money?
How am I able to keep up with work and school and be able to afford things I want when I have very little hours? I don’t know what to do or how to make enough.
How dangerous is working in electrical engineering?
Is working in a substation a safe workspace?
What are the benefits of working in construction?
i am starting technical training in facilities maintenance and would like more information
How to deal with poor leadership?
Without giving too much information away, I’m dealing with a boss who isn’t the greatest when it comes to leadership skills. I work online as a scouter for deals, meaning I search online for discounts, and I’m technically an independent contractor. When I first got the job, I asked many questions such as earning potential (since it’s commission based), if there’s a quota I have to fill, and what my role entails. To keep it short, my boss never properly trained me regarding my job. She did do a short video on the basics, however she didn’t go into great detail into things such as what the values were in the organization, what to expect when posting particular items that are discounted, tips on how to be more efficient when posting, basically anything that could help me become a better worker. To my knowledge, isn’t that what a leader or boss should do? Guide and mentor those under you? Especially when they’re new? Let’s just say her communication skills aren’t exactly the best. What has frustrated me recently is that she sent me a message saying that I apparently was “working for myself” and wasn’t working with the team. She also mentioned things that I had no idea about, things that are very specific to this job and organization, and that I wasn’t doing these particular things. How am I supposed to know these things if she never relayed the information to me in the first place? That’s her job isn’t it? To relay information to me so that I don’t mess up? I have prodded her over time regarding my work because obviously I want to know how to do my job well, but I feel like the boss/employee dynamic is unbalanced, meaning that I feel like I carry the burden of having to figure things out. I understand that as a worker, there are things that I have to do on my own but when there are things that are content specific, that should be on the leader’s plate of responsibility. There are some things that I cannot figure out on my own because they are that specific. The nature of the job did come off as a “do it on your own” type of thing, especially because she told me that there was no quota to fill. I don’t claim to be perfect. I’m still learning as a worker/employee like asking important questions and being more assertive when it comes to certain things. But this lack of good leadership isn’t really helping. Also, another question. Is it in the worker’s/employee’s place to constructively criticize their boss/leader on their work ethic/skills, etc.? There are more things I can say and want to say but I’ll stop here. Thank you for reading if you made it this far. #management #organization #community-management #leadership #work #organizationalleadership #working #business #online #boss #technology #criticism #job #sales
What's the best way to find a job after college?
I know for the first few years of my career I would want to work at an Accounting firm or in a stable position as a accountant for a company. #career #career-counseling #working #jobs #job
