Andrew Rydzewski

In my experience, the key to long-term career growth and success has been a combination of continuous learning and building a strong professional network. Staying updated on industry trends and acquiring new skills through courses, workshops, or conferences has been essential. Additionally,...

I am senior in high school.

I am a senior in high school.

This is part of our professionals series where we ask professionals what they think students should know

just want to know.

I'm having some economic issues and I want to attend college, but I don't have all the money to pay it. What should I do. I already applied to scholarships, but I it isn't enough.

My dream is to be successful in life. There's lots of careers that'll help that goal. Any suggestions? If it'll help, I love psychology and medical field related things.

What lead you to where you are now?
What advice do you have for me?
Was this your dream job, Is this where you saw yourself for your future?
When was the last time you've done something for the first time?
What should I know about keeping a job?

I am in 8th grade I love the idea of being a firefighter, I like saving people, saving properties from hot burning fires. It seems so exciting, what are some steps to take to become a firefighter when am older?

Will I need a lot of money or a degree for something big? I intend on joining the air force and doing something with languages. I have been in french for 9+ years and love it. I want to know if it's possible to join with pretty good grades and only a high school diploma.

Do you do computer programing as an aerospace engineer?

I'm fairly new to networking and was wondering about ways I can connect to people. I'm also wondering if there's a good time to make connections, such as when I'm in school or when I get to college.

What can you focus on?

I have learned that many switch careers in their life. What are things I should consider if I want to change careers, or before deciding to switch?

Sometimes I find it hard to think of creative ideas, so I want to have some inspiration. So far I have thought of getting inspiration by walking outside, but at this point, I think I have gotten all the inspiration I could have gotten from walking outside.

Should you go straight into college if you're not completely sure what to major in, or should you take some time away from school?

Hi, I'm a high school junior at the moment. I've been wondering this question for a while- even if it may seem unreasonable for my age lol.

I've heard that college is a time for hard work but great fun. What is your personal experience with this?

With so many programming languages out there, choosing the right one for your domain is vital. This is asked to shed some light on the pros and cons of some of them.

Do you end up having to get a summer time job?

I am 17 and am really interested in sports so is it actually possible to make a career out of it?

Hobbies, personality, behavior, preferred work environment, education, and salary depending where you live.

How can I get rid of fear to develop my career?