Career questions tagged worklifebalance
What does a typical day look like for a neurology nurse?
I'm interested in being a neurology nurse, but I don't know too much about the work-life as much. What does a typical day look like from start to finish? I wanna know how I can balance my life with this job in the future.
what is the most boring part of being a robotic engineer?
I want to have a fun job and i want to know the most boring part of this job
How many people really work their dream job?
I feel that there is a stereotype that many people work a job they do not like, but I was curious how true that is.
How many hours a week does a Neonatal nurse usually work?
I would like to be a nurse. I am a senior in high school and am curious about the hours I would be working in the future. I've heard that sometimes you work 3 on 4 off. Is it hard to have a family too?
How Can I Be Better at Helping Others when I am a Social Worker?
I am a 17-year-old high school senior, and I am interested in pursuing social work. I know it will be a hard career to have, as I've heard it is emotionally challenging. Putting the future hardships past me and looking for a positive future in helping others to my full potential, I was wondering if there were any ways I can cope with stress and my emotions so I can be fully there to help and support when I need to be?
What are some stable careers should I get a major for if I'm interested in artistic stuff not doing excessive work ?
That's the type of person I am and I'm just looking in case there is something like that out there
What are helpful time management tips I can use when I go to college to balance schoolwork, sports, and a social life?
I will be attending college next fall. I am definitely going to join the track team, and there’s a chance I will also be on the volleyball team. I am also planning on being an engineer, so classes will be a bit challenging. I am hopeful to find new friends and acquaintances as well as participate in many clubs at college.
How do you stay motivated to keep going when days get repetitive?
I am an accounting major, and days are already pretty repetitive. How do I find adventure in my field and keep from getting burned out?
How did you keep your peace of mind when dealing with customers?
For instance when working in a retail setting
How do I stop my passion from bleeding into my work and maintain a healthy work-life balance?
I’m a film and design major, and I genuinely love what I do, but sometimes I feel like I love it too much. It ends up becoming my whole life instead of just part of it.
How can I, as a med student, honor my passions and still give myself permission to rest without guilt? Any advice or strategies would mean so much — I really want to find a balance that works. 💛
I’m a med student, and I’ve made up my mind that any spare time I have, I want to put effort into my other passions — filmmaking, writing, acting, and ambassadorship. But saying it out loud now makes me wonder… will I even have space to just relax? I know my free time will be so limited, and I worry that if I take a moment to rest, I’ll feel guilty for not being productive. These passions are such a big part of who I am, and I want to honor them even while I focus on becoming a doctor, but I also want to be able to rest without constantly worrying that I’m wasting time, running out of time, or not using my time wisely. I’d be so grateful for any advice or tips on how to honor my passions while also giving myself permission to rest and recharge without guilt. Your guidance would mean so much to me and really help me find a balance that works. 💛
How can I find a part-time job while attending university?
Im 18 years old, I am good at math and love helping people.
"How do I manage my time effectively with classes, homework, work, and social life"?
"I'm a student at the University of Cincinnati trying to grow, learn, and figure out college life."
How do I find a job that allows me to travel but also make money at the same time?
I want my future career to be centered around travel so what career or field should I look into?
What jobs actually pay you to work remotely?
I’m a college student and I work part time at a retail store and while it’s enough to pay the bills somewhat I’m struggling to pay for other things like groceries and books for school. Is there any good paying remote jobs out there I can do part time that don’t needs tones of experience or putting in extra money?
How can I pursue my major (and eventually career) in psychology without becoming burnt out?
I want to become a psychiatrist, but it’s my understanding that most people leave this field due to burnt out. Am I making the right choice by pursing it?
As a 12th grader, am I destined to work as a coffee shop barista if I major in Computer Science ?
Baristas are great, but I don’t want to go to school for 4+ years to be one. Is the job market for CS fields really that bad? I've seen so many horror stories of individuals who seem qualified but can't find a job, and if they do, the work-life balance isn't favorable. This worries me because I'm really interested/passionate, but I'm not sure whether I should invest in a more "practical" field.
Is it hard to balance work and family life well being a informatics nurse?
I am in tenth grade.
What do I do in a situation like this?
Hi, I love my current remote part-time job. I just interviewed for another part time job to supplement my current job. A second interview seems very promising. Here in a few weeks though, I would have to leave my current job an hour early for only two days in a row. If I am offered the second job, how do I go about telling my manager I need to leave two hours early two days in a row? I have been tossing around ideas, but I just don't know. This second job is one I have been wanting badly, but I also do not want to lose my current job because I absolutely love it. Does anyone have any tips or advice? Thank you!
How do you stay creatively fulfilled in a technical role like software engineering, especially when working on projects that aren’t personally exciting?
I'm really curious about how people in tech stay motivated and avoid feeling overwhelmed. How do you keep enjoying your work when you're dealing with tough deadlines, bugs, or long hours? What helps you not burn out?
How Do You Maintain a Healthy Work-Life Balance in This Industry ?
What strategies have worked for you to manage both professional and personal priorities effectively?
How is the worklife balance when majoring and working in finance and accounting?
Hi im a 12th grader and was wondering how the worklife balance is in both accounting and finance when majoring and acitvly working.
What is needed for a calm paced work space?
What did I need to do or have so my work space was calm paced
Is it possible to model as a part time job ? Is the schedule flexible ?
I wanted to continue my online schooling in social media marketing and by the same time model. But I don't know if it's possible to find a balance between the two.
How do you achieve work/life balance?
I recently finished up grad school and have entered the workforce as a mechanical engineer. Since there is so much to do, I have been staying up later to manage all the different projects I'm working on. It's a bit overwhelming. Any tips on how I can balance a heavy workload along with other parts of my life? #worklifebalance #career #engineering #engineer
How difficult will it be to accumulate hours, without a gap year for PA school?
I am a high school senior planning to be a physician assistant. I have been reading that the majority of PAs take a gap year or two to work enough hours for a competitive to PA school. I have also read that some worked their hours in their four years of undergrad. Initially, I was planning to work my hours in undergrad because I just want to go straight to PA school. Now, I am thinking about the quality of my college experience. I want to be able to enjoy my social life, while participating in a handful of extracurriculars (orchestra, cultural clubs, games, etc...), and still maintaining a high GPA for PA school. I am thinking that this might be very difficult and bad for my mental health if I try to add on about 2,000 hours of PCE/HCE hours in four years. However, if it is possible to do all these activities while getting my hours I want to pursue the challenge. Can anyone speak speak on taking a gap year vs. going straight to PA/grad school and what their undergraduate experience was? #gap-year #physicianassistant #pa #worklifebalance #balance #medicine #medical #workingstudy #schooling #timemanagement
How do you balance a demanding business career with raising a family?
#JULY20 #family #worklifebalance
How much social interaction do you have when going into the medical field?
I am wanting to know whether I will have time to just relax and not think about school school school. #doctorate-degree