Kim Igleheart

I understand that in able to become homicide detective you must become an police officer and then work there for years to get promoted but in some agencies they don’t require it ?? What if you start working as cyber detective and gaining experience, passing the fitness test etc required can...

What is your current dream, and what is your biggest obstacle in achieving it?

I have a really hard time-saving money.

Kind of a silly question, but I really want to start doing research/passion projects for fun (outside of a classroom setting) and I'm not sure how to start/ get motivated.

I am a high-school senior who is looking to get my start in the business of politics. I am planning to go to college for political science and would like to become a political speech writer. Possibly even becoming a politician myself some day. How should I start paving my path?

i’m looking to be a nurse but i’m interested in one specific field and if i can’t be in that field then nursing would not be for me. so does nursing really suit me?

Should I join any clubs that aren't related to medicine, science, or math in high school? If yes, what are some excellent suggestions and why?

At the beginning of the semester of college, I had much better habits and motivation. Alas, that didn't last very long. Now, I don't have any motivation. I'm constantly grasping concepts slower than my peers (I feel I'm behind in everything compared to my peers), I haven't done many...

Prosecution lawyers/ lawyers I have a couple of questions for that career. What skills prepared you for this job? What were the steps that you took in order to get to that job? What made you stand out above other applicants? It would also be appreciated if you can leave your name, your job...

I have a question for those careers.
How did you prepare for your career?
It would also be appreciated if you can leave your name, your job title, and what company you work for. Thank you.

It would also be appreciated if you can leave your name, your job title, and what company you work for. Thank you.

I am a student here in a training program. My trade is automotive but I truly want to earn a living (6figs) in human resources. I have a few starter questions below if you guys could help me understand better. What abilities or skills do I need to reach that pay grade and advance up the...

How will research opportunities impact job applications after college?

I’ve always feared that I will not have the knowledge or the innovation that others do which allow them to be such good workers at a company like NASA. Although it is wrong to be driven by such goals it has always pushed me to be my greatest self. My tenacity and grit has allowed me to keep up...

I am in the Security Officer trade and I want to know what I need to know.

I have been wondering about these two questions for a while and would like professional answers, thank you kindly.

I have 3 felonies. One of which is attempted second degree burglary. Ive always been in sales and customer service. How can i get a job?

Best affordable cars to drive 2022? Looking to buy a car that is affordable and doesn't break down often. Help is needed and will be appreciated

How would I format a resume for an electrical apprenticeship? What will the foreman/hiring manager be looking for and how much time do they spend processing through candidates (like how long should it be so I can make a good impression)?

What advice do you have for someone seeking a career change?
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Good day! I’m a 5th year medical student. I’m male and I’m honestly considering pursuing becoming an Obgyn. I would like to know if I’ll be respected, accepted and how many hours in a week I’ll be expected to work in residency, fellowship and as a Consultant. Also how much money I’ll be able...

chef questions

Going to law school?

How long to I have to be in college to get a well-paying job?
What do I have to do to get a well-paying job?
When is it the best time to go to college?
How much do I have to pay to get into a good college?

What do you do when the career you go into college hoping to do doesn't feel right when you graduate? If maybe the path, like medicine feels right but the specialty isn't; how should we find the specialty that is right for us?

why do people think having a perfectional career is all people can do or want in life? to be honest I want to be a housewife I want to stay home and take care of my house and my baby because that is a job as well as all these other ones that were listed.

I've always been very indecisive and get very bored easily so choosing between these two unrelated jobs is a hard task,

The majors I am interested in are so different from each other (ex: architecture and law) that I am having a hard time to narrow it down to just a few.
I am aware that I don't have to know now but I am on a time crunch and my goal is to narrow it down to 2 and stick with it.

What are the education requirements to study Criminal Justice? What degrees do I need? And whats the environment like? How hard would it be to be a Criminal Justice enforcement. How many years would it take to study?

I'm looking to do a bachelor's degree and not a lot of colleges offer it. I just wanted to make sure I get my degree from a reputed college. Did you have a lot of practical work included in the curriculum?