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“I want to start freelancing online, but I don’t know which platform or skill to start with.

Im an 8th grader and I’m interested in very different fields, like Forensic Science and Agricultural Management. For someone my age, what is the best way to figure out which environment I’d actually like working in every day?

What are the skills I need to become an audit consultant at EY in 2 years

I am a hight school student interested in business administration and I want to learn how to succeed in this field.

I am currently a Junior and am beginning to research which avenue I'd like to pursue when I complete my degree.

Just wanting to know

We aren't allowed to reference our notes or the textbook during the exam. I find this course to be very challenging since it is very technical and has a lot of information. How can I combat against information overload and memorize the key concepts and apply them to different scenarios?

Im still indecisive on what i want to study in collage im between doing nursing and becoming a lawyer. As a kid it always been my dream to become a lawyer but their so much time to put in to become that. Im not sure if i want to put my self through that when im also very interested in nursing.

What should i do to build business career? How can i make it enjoyable? What should i start doing and what should i stop doing to pursue my dreams of being an successful entrepreneur?

I always find myself procratinating until last minute. I always get everything completed that I need to but its always a time crunch! Please help

I am going to graduate High School at the end of this year, and am going to college for Criminal Justice in the Fall term.

I would like to go into a Law Enforcement career, and possibly go to work at federal law enforcement agencies.

I'm currently in community college and high school, I am from Oregon, and I was wondering how to figure out what college I should look into after I finish community college and high school. I am starting to save up right now, but I don't know how expensive a college I can afford by then. I want...

I've tried to treat them as my equal so that communication is more open, but how do I maintain that trust in me while also ensuring that they respect my authority? For example I was president of the Science club at my school and was good friends with my board members but when I needed to be...

I plan on studying business management where I obtain experience to eventually become a business owner.

I feel like personal statements can either feel too cliche, where there's too much trauma-dumping, however I feel like setbacks are what make every humans experience unique.

So how can I write about hardships, without making it seem like a trauma-dump with no consistency?

I’m a sophomore in high school but areas around me aren’t hiring and I have a difficult schedule with extracurriculars, are there any remote jobs like a product tester that a teenager could do for money?

I'm and advanced student and am on path to learn calculus when I'm a junior in highschool, I accel in all other courses I think hospitals are amazing and I once thought of becoming a psychiatrist as a long term goal. Recently I've looked into logistics as well and found it interesting, but I've...

I am looking to move into a management position. Aside from formal education, how can I sharpen my skills to prepare for this role?

My goal is to be a CFO, what classes will help with development of leadership qualities.

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

Is it appropriate for candidates to ask about team turnover or recent resignations?

If so, how can this be phrased professionally, and how should one interpret the answers given?

Wondering if you are able to provide some advice about the best practices surrounding salary negotiation. What does professional salary negotiation actually look like in practice, especially early to mid-career? How do you advocate for fair pay without damaging relationships or appearing...

When an application is rejected, what’s the most professional way to ask for feedback—especially if the rejection wasn’t due to lack of skills or experience? How should candidates interpret responses like “we went with someone stronger,” and is it reasonable to ask what could have been...

I’m currently at a small startup with a very high turnover rate. I actually got my role without going through an interview 🚩🚩🚩. Lately, I’ve been trying to put myself in HR’s shoes. Interestingly, the HR who hired me left shortly after I joined, and the position remained vacant until a new HR...

When a headhunter or HR reaches out and frames a meeting as ‘just a chat’ rather than an interview, how should candidates interpret it? Is this standard practice, or should it still be treated as a formal evaluation? I was recently contacted by an HR professional who said she just wanted to...

I’m in 8th grade and I’ve settled that an accountant is a job id be interested in. I’d like to know however what basic knowledge you’d have to know to start that route.

For teenagers that desire to work from home, what side hustles would you recommend getting into as a high school student?

Things that pay would be great to encourage financial planning before college, however other unpaid opportunities would be great additions to a CV and or resume.

I'm aiming to become a Holostar and wondering if it's right for me. My favorite is Gawr Gura, and I want to be like her. If I do, what should my debut song title be?

Hi! I'm a senior in high school planning on pursuiting a degree in radiology technology. I want to pick a career that will give me flexibilty, such as the option to develop in leadership, having time to serve in my church, and possibly stepping back to focus on family.

Hello, I am a senior in school who is also working towards an associate in science degree at my local community college. I currently play basketball for my high school, and I am open to playing in the future. While I am in school, I am working towards getting my law degree and one day be able...

A typical day in business usually includes checking emails, going to meetings, working on reports, solving problems, and helping the company run well. People often work with others and make decisions, then finish the day by planning for tomorrow.

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What are some good questions to ask about a field we might be interested in?

What is the best first step to take when you don’t have any clue on what to do for your future?

p.s. I know it was only one question but I had to take space.

I am a high school student who is starting to think about future careers. I’m still exploring different options and want to know what skills I should focus on building now, both in school and outside of school. I’m especially interested in improving my communication, life, and interview skills...

I’m a student exploring different career options and want to be better prepared for future jobs or internships. I’d like to know which skills employers look for most so I can start developing them now through school, activities, or part-time work.

I am a high school student and plan to be an accountant.

I got a B in economics, a C in business, and a B in Add Math, and an A in Maths for my O levels. I'm thinking of doing something related to economics. However, I am not so sure because I am an average student, and I do not even know what jobs I can get with these subjects. I was just told that...