Priscilla Cardoso

Which aspect of my resume should I highlight or refer to in my cover letter to have the most impactful and effective application? #job-application #resume #job-search #interviews

so i want to know if anything can happen i use to go to a gym that was a gym at a house not in a building and wanted to know if you are like 10 year old and over exercise because they use to push you hard and exercise there for hours and overtrain i heard that exercising too much increases...

I am thinking about pursuing a career in coding , but I’ve only got bad feedback from people saying it is going to be hard and not even worth it. Is it that hard ? And is the job comfortable or very exhausting? #career #career-choice #jobs #career-counseling #career-choice

I am a senior heading to college but still do not know what i want to pursue as my career. #career-counseling #career-development

What career I would love to choose?

#investment-banking #financial-services #finance #investment-management #investing

I'm transitioning from education to community impact. Office Hours #1: Resume Writing with Judy Park [38:45] This question was posed by a question during one of our most recent "CareerVillage Office Hours" sessions. During Office Hours sessions, we invite students to pose questions related...

Or should I stick to text-only? Office Hours #1: Resume Writing with Judy Park [42:20] This question was posed by a question during one of our most recent "CareerVillage Office Hours" sessions. During Office Hours sessions, we invite students to pose questions related to a specific topic. In...

I'm a young professional who entered the workforce a little before the beginning of the 2020 pandemic. Having worked remotely for a little more than a year now, I realized I haven't developed much face-to-face professional relationships with those with more experience under their belts....

At the beginning of the semester of college, I had much better habits and motivation. Alas, that didn't last very long. Now, I don't have any motivation. I'm constantly grasping concepts slower than my peers (I feel I'm behind in everything compared to my peers), I haven't done many...

What was hard about starting with business? How did you progress with the process?

I am a senior attending university majoring in business administration. I am currently applying for internships that could lead to my career path after graduation. #marketing #career-path #resume

I am a college student and wondering what are some practical steps I can take right now to prepare for my future and my career after I graduate. What are some ways that I can build my resume and gain experience while still managing and doing well in school? #career #prepared #JULY #JULY20...

#career-counseling

Office Hours #1: Resume Writing with Judy Park [37:50] This question was posed by a question during one of our most recent "CareerVillage Office Hours" sessions. During Office Hours sessions, we invite students to pose questions related to a specific topic. In this case, the topic was resume...

#career #career-choice #career-counseling

I am a future sophomore in high school. I really want to understand a lot of career aspects so when the times comes I am fully aware. #career-counseling

The majors I am interested in are so different from each other (ex: architecture and law) that I am having a hard time to narrow it down to just a few.
I am aware that I don't have to know now but I am on a time crunch and my goal is to narrow it down to 2 and stick with it.

It is extremely stressful to try and determine what specific thing a person can do for the rest of their life that will make them happy. I do not want to choose the wrong job or major and find out that I actually am no longer interested in that subject anymore. I am worried that I will go...

What jobs involving math make a lot of money?

why do people think having a perfectional career is all people can do or want in life? to be honest I want to be a housewife I want to stay home and take care of my house and my baby because that is a job as well as all these other ones that were listed.

Do you have any advise on how to increase my chances of getting a job once i graduate with the total number of graduating students vs the amount of available job once I graduate.?

Any tip counts or even websites that will potentially offer help to me.

What career would you think is right for me? I'm going to start off by saying that I'm Italian so I might be making some mistakes. I'm quite desperate because I love different things like languages, arts, communications, environment. I don't know which path is right for me, although arts...

I love reading fiction stories and have been wanting to practice my creative writing skills. I am struggling to come up with story ideas, and would like to know if there are any tricks I could use to develop ideas for a plot. Also, what different formats could I try to best structure storyboards?

It would also be appreciated if you can leave your name, your job title, and what company you work for. Thank you.

Would an accounting minor be a good choice, or would business administration more advisable?

I ask this because I don't know what I want to do yet.

I'm looking for a part-time that will allow some flexibility with my schedule and I have recently become interested in virtual assistance.

There's so many choices for me to pick from and I don't know when I should try to lock in on one.

Are there easy careers with high pay rate or decent?

I've recently been making my essay and most of my experience is entirely from being self-taught, is that okay or should I frame it as having a working knowledge?

I'm making a resume draft as a data scientist and want to know some good tips that will make my resume better/stand out more.

My skills in my resume include communication, research, experience, and basic knowledge of HTML. I feel like I need to add more skills, what are some extras that may relate to the tech job resume?

I am a freshman and I want to go to college but if I major in the wrong thing then what? How do I figure out what career I want to pursue based on my interests and what college education I need?

How would you determine a career path when you have multiple dreams and goals?

I am a student here in a training program. My trade is automotive but I truly want to earn a living (6figs) in human resources. I have a few starter questions below if you guys could help me understand better. What abilities or skills do I need to reach that pay grade and advance up the...