Naveen B. Miller, CPCU

Is it important to be in a good college for a prestigious career.

What steps can I take to align my career aspirations with the current market demands and emerging trends in my field?

I am a sophomore in high school, I want to know how well people fit into their careers and the characteristics needed for the job.

is it hard working a full-time job if it is tell me thanks.

I am a high school student who is in a comp sci class considering options as a computer science major or coder. I don't know what is required and what kind of attributes as a 16 year old I should work towards.

I go to an academically challenging school, and after hitting the ground running freshman year, I hit the sophomore slump with less As than I'd like. I even got my first C. My grades in junior year are all As and A+s.

When it comes to interviews, I have trouble coming up with something good and positive to say about myself. With little experience in interviews, I find that in my practice answers, I subconsciously say something negative about myself, indirectly or directly. Now, I'm being more vigilant in...

As a current computer engineering student who desires to go into electrical engineering-based jobs, I'm curious about questions that stand out to you positively.

What piques your interest in a candidate? What kinds of questions do they ask that can set them apart from other people applying?

My favorite hobbies are reading, photography, and listening to music. I always wanted to become an influencer, but people told me that it would be a terrible idea. So, I had to choose my plan B which is Business Administration. But I am feeling unhappy with this decision.

If i get a interveiw with managmnt what should i ask them about the job?

I'm a senior at Georgia Southern University studying finance. I have considered pursuing a career in either financial analysis or financial planning, but I think I'm leaning more toward the analysis route.

I am still not sure what I want to do exactly so I want to see what there is for careers and jobs.

How will this help me in the long run to pass through life ? I am currently in college now and everything seems to be going to quick for me. Please remind me why this is important.

How much time does it typically take in college to find out if you're doing what you want to do later in life
When you're working but having second thoughts
Should you seek jobs with areas you're good at, or ones that make you happy