Rebecca Tang
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How can I make a good first impression?
In the past, I've always done my best to be presentable during job interviews but I could never seem to get one in the can, and I have a feeling the way I make myself out to look has something to do with it. Any tips?
How do I figure out what to choose as my major?
Everybody seems to have an idea about what they want to do. I don't seem to have any passions. #college #major
How can I use my time in college more efficiently?
I do not want to waste time participating in activities and classes that do not progress myself in life. How can I choose what to take part in, so that my time is not wasted? Thank you.
#usingtimewisely #college #time-management
What is the best first coding language?
What is the best coding language for beginners?
What/where do I learn in coding/programming before I go to college?
If I am going to learn more about coding in college what should I do beforehand to prepare?
Software Engineers; Do you have an office you commute to, or do you strictly work from home.
I am researching for a class of mine and I was wondering this.
While being a full-time student, how do you manage work and studying?
#student-development #student
which is the best course after degree
i,am b.com computers application 2nd yr now
i want to learn coding language which is used for AI & ML
CS intro class
I thank all the people who have given me the advice I can use. Would it be recommended to take an intro to the computer science class to see if I would like to major in Computer Science?
If I was undecided on what engineering profession to pursue, what engineering field you'll recommend for me to study?
I want to make sure that I choose the best engineering profession for me, but also learn how to choose the best profession.
What career options are out there for me?
I am currently studying a degree in economics, and it seems the only options for placement years, internships, or graduate jobs are accounting or investment banking. I find my strengths do not lie with accounting and I am good at macroeconomics, specifically development economics and i am quite...
should I turn my hobby into a career?
I enjoy drawing stylized anime art, but I'm not sure if I want to turn it into a career path for myself. I am passionate about my art as well.
I want to become a fashion designer and don’t know where to start?
My dream career is to be become a fashion designer, however I’m not sure how to approach being what I want to be. What do I have to do first in order to fulfill my career?
How important is the college you attend for your undergraduate degree?
I have gotten into several schools, with varied reputations. My parents would like me to attend the most challenging and reputable from an academic standpoint. I want to find the right fit. #college #college-advice #college-selection
Does taking IT help immensely in a Programming Job in the future?
Does Informational Technology (Linux) help at all with Programming (Python)? I've enrolled in an IT 101 course, and I'm getting second thoughts on whether or not I've been tricked into an advertisement or I'm gaining purposeful knowledge.
How did you figure out what you wanted your career to be?
I know a lot of students struggle with what they are going to do in life, I know I sure do. It would help to have direction on how to find your passion or inspiration #teaching #law #management #accounting #law-enforcement #government #arts #cooking
What career path should I follow?
I don't have a career goal yet, I'm looking for advice. I know that I'm creative and I like being independent. But when it comes to choosing a career, there are so many that it's overwhelming. What if I choose the wrong one for me? I think I might like to be a fashion designer or a singer and...
How to choose which school to apply to?
I would love some advice on program selection and enhancing a resume
What is the most important thing about moving on from highschool to college?
I've heard from multiple older acquaintances that college is more about studying than social life and others have said the opposite. I want to hear from others, that aren't very biased on their college experience, which is more important, or if there's another part of this "coming to age"...
Shifting courses
Hi! I'm a freshman in college and i'm thinking about shifting courses from Bachelor of science in business administration to Bachelor of science in medical technology by the end of our first sem. Is that okay? Will i go back to first year again if i do that?
Job seeker with lack of experience
I am applying for jobs and many of them require at least one or more years of experience. Is it worth it to apply even if I lack that experience?
Thank you!
Do you have any tips for staying motivated and focus?
As a senior and high school student juggling many things at once, I often lose motivation and struggle with procrastination. I'm trying to get myself back together but it's very hard to stay motivated. #tips #life-advice #motivation
I have big problems with my grades in school, especially in math. How do I improve?
I have big problems with my grades in school, especially in math. I, on the other hand, do not trust math teachers because I often had problems understanding the subject.
How should I best prepare for job interviews?
I am wondering what advice there is for being successful during interviews? How can I be prepared? How should I dress? What else can I do to impiorve my chances of getting a job? #management #human-resources
How can you improve your writing skills without attending any classes?
I've always wanted to be a writer. However, I've never considered making it my full-time job/career. At most, I would be a part-time writer. I have two main obstacles to writing: 1.) Time: normally, I would take workshops, free online classes, etc. to help improve my writing skills, but I...
If you attended college. Did the education you received in college, prepare you enough to feel comfortable once you got into the career path you took?
Some people go for advanced training or even just years of college to pursue their careers and I would just like to know if people think its beneficial to have attended college for the career they went into.
What types Engineering will be the best for me I do not like sitting on a desk and doing computer work please help me
I love Solving problems and I love algebra but I hate computer work and I want to be in the engineering field I want to do stuff with my hand not on the computer
Management Consulting or Investment Banking
I am a college student trying to decide between management consulting or investment banking. How should I decide and where should I start?