Patrick Meyer

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I am a freshman hoping to transfer to a school in Spain. I think I want to work in the fashion industry but not sure where to really start or look. I am planning on majoring in either international business or economics, with a minor in marketing. #Spring25

What are the best strategies to retain complex medical information?

What would your day-to-day job look like if you graduated with a degree in marketing?

What does my future possibly look like after college? im a second year college student who is going into meteorology into the fall at a different Uni and I am just interested in what the future could hold at least in the field

How should I convince that I am responsible to be a babysitter.

I am planning to attend university to study business/accounting but I am concerned about the future career aspects in light of AI.

Also wondering where you looked to find a job that fit your major? Did your major have a program that fed into a job like an internship? #Spring25

question writing tips

I recently graduated with a BSc in Biology and is passionate about becoming an effective public health specialist where I can make an impact in the health sector of my country but still thinking about tips to be successful in my career.

Thanks in advance as I await for assistant.

I have an interest in statistics and a strong passion for sports. With dreams of becoming a data analyst for a sports organization some day, how can I land a career similar to Peter Brand from the movie "Moneyball"?

Internship recommendations

I am currently in high school and after I will try to land a Digital Marketing/Tech sales rep job remotely with a US company living in Europe. Now I’ve connected with 2 CEOs at two companies and they both offered me an unpaid internship. I am going to use that to put it on my resume on top of...

rising college freshmen interested in computing and technologies

What do you think is the most effective job hunt strategy for a recent bootcamp grad looking to land their first role as a UX designer?

I am a 18 year old in college getting my basics, later planning on transferring to a 4-year university to major in physics and minor in astronomy. I wanted to know what are the hardest parts of getting into the physics career so I can prepare myself as soon as I can. #spring25

I do freelancing services but now it's hard to see serious buyers
I mainly work with fiver can anyone suggest better sites
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Any tips will be greatly appreciated

I'm an incoming freshman in the Fall and am too indecisive about what I should bring and what I should leave at home. I would love to see everyone's top five items they couldn't live without! You could even add one thing you thought you would use but never did:) Thanks!

I plan on searching for work during my senior year, for after I graduate.

I am planning on staying in-state and pursuing pre-law studies.

info: I am 12 years old, in seventh grade, and am female. I enjoy music and want to become a musician, but I have social anxiety and am 500% scared of being on stage. Is there any way I can get into music and possibly do shows and interact with people without having to show my face or reveal...

I want to pursue career in UI/UX spatial design can I do degree in psychology? And I start learning UI UX so from starting I start to pick spatial design or first I should stick into web design or mobile design

I'm a junior in college studying psychology with a minor in English. Lately, I've been feeling really unsure about what career path to take. I know I want to do something meaningful where I can help people, but I struggle with anxiety and don't feel comfortable in jobs that require a lot of...

I’m interested in data science, but unsure if it’s still worth a try with the AI, job cuts and competition. I keep seeing news about CEOs saying AI will replace people and do all the work. The layoffs also make me doubt if I should pursue this career.

Why do we want a career?

Hi, I really need some advice. I am studying Asian Studies and this major is about people, culture and society. I want to work in HR department but the jobs I see usually require HR Management degree and related degrees. So is my major considered related major?

Is college expensive?

Does it take years and on a scale of one to ten how hard is it to become an IT specialist?

What do you do in a day? What are the requirements? Is it something for everyone or do I need to have a passion for it? I want to know anything that I can about this.