Paul Silano Jr

the careers I am stuck with is photography, film,architexture,archeologist
i want to enjoy my career while still being payed enough to live comfortably

Hi, I’m currently a sophomore in college. During my freshman year, I struggled academically because I had undiagnosed ADHD. I was only recently diagnosed and started medication, and since then my performance has completely changed for the first time in college, I’m earning all A’s.However,...

I am trying to bring together a group of classmates to make a student run TV show, but I am an introvert and find it hard to talk to people. What should I do to make myself feel comfortable but also impress my classmates so they will want to take part in the project. I want to be an...

Is it really possible to understand how a company is doing—and what its culture is actually like—before you join? Or do these things only become clear after you’ve spent some time inside the organisation? When I talk about “company culture,” I don’t just mean how friendly people are. I’m also...

What are some things I should do during a job interview that will make me look more professional?

I’m trying to decode a specific interview technique my mother uses. She claims that 'spinning the table' at the end of an interview is her secret to success, often leaving the panel momentarily speechless before they offer her the role. I'm looking for advice on how to effectively pivot the...

I’m currently in 12th grade and will be graduating high school next year. I’ve discovered that I’m really interested in marketing especially digital marketing and content creation but a lot of the adults around me are telling me to pick a “more serious” or “more stable” major. I enjoy working...

I am currently a high school senior waiting to hear back from colleges, and I know a lot of people say things about their major is what helped them pick, but what about the campus from other colleges made you pick the one you decided on? I think the main thing I am worried about, coming from...

I am in a college where communication studies isn’t exactly the most popular major. I also tend to hear that it is a silly major and that it doesn’t offer a lot of good career opportunities in the future. Despite these comments, I still see many successful communication majors in jobs related...

I want to go into a marketing major and its seem like a great fit for me but I just don't know. Maybe i just haven't looked hard enough to find what's perfect for me. That once I get a job with my degree I'm gonna hate it and regret picking my major