Is there value in taking a slower, experience-based approach to an Occupational Therapy career?
How do you know when it is worth getting a certain level of education? My thought it to get an Associate of Applied Science in Occupational Therapy Assistant and enter the workforce. If I wanted to have more responsibility, I could work part-time while doing a bachelor's completion program and master's to become an OT. I want a flexible path where each stage is a useful stopping point in itself rather than getting a bachelor's just because I feel like I should on a certain timeline. Does anyone have experience in this kind of approach, slower, but with more experience gathered along the way to confirm if continuing education would be worth it for ones goals?
How to figure out what to be?
How do you figure out what you want to do after Highschool if you don't know what you want to be?
Which skills (vocal, dance, language) do agencies prioritize most during teen auditions???
I am hoping to audition in a couple years when I am 15-18 and while I wait to audition I could keep privately training and practicing.
What was your toughest job assignment, as an engineer?
can you elaborate on how it was and what you like best/least about working as an engineer? Like was this what u were expecting before going into the field?
Universities in australia for veterinary?
hi, I’m looking at universities in australia for a veterinary career path, i just want some ideas on the best ones, I’ve already looked at some like Griffith university but they don’t offer a vet program, I’ve also looked at jcu. what i should look into?
Can I study to become a pediatrician at the age of 16 years
Can I be a pediatrician at the age of 16
How to becomea kpop idol without a Korean company
How to become a kpop idol as a black female because i don't want to be a trainee for a long time like 3 to 7 years like what the heck
I am thinking about being a homicide detective but I also am interested in Forensic Physchology, how should I choose ?
I've always been interested in working in the criminal world, I'm just trying to find a work base good for that but I need help with finding careers in that field that interest me.
I am still worrying about what I should study in the future
I am 14 and still worrying about what I should study in the future and the career path that I needed to take in order for my future career. Can you give a an idea on how I can choose the correct path to take?
How can a busy freshman start acting with no experience?
Hi everyone. I am a high school freshman interested in exploring acting. I love singing, voice mimicry, and comedy, but I have never performed before. I feel comfortable trying to perform around my peers, though I can be shy around adults. Unfortunately, my school’s competitive drama auditions have already passed. And given my heavy workload which includes AP classes and year-round competitive swimming my schedule is tight. While I am highly creative, I am also balancing a long-term career interest in becoming an oncology Physician Assistant, but still have some hopes of getting into a acting career because I believe I would enjoy that more. Given my lack of experience and heavy commitments, how can I safely test the waters with acting? Should I focus strictly on school and swimming right now, or is there a manageable way to try acting on the side but still try and turn it into something more than just an on the side thing?
what is the salary I can quote? I am done with Accenture final round of interview for custom software engineer L10- my total years of exp is 5 and relevant to frontend development is around 4 years. My last drawn salary was 5Lpa from Capgemini (ik I was severely underpaid, stayed there because the recent project offered a lot of learning). How much should I aim for during salary negotiation? Also I am an immediate joiner.
Also does Accenture release offer first and then later negotiation or they call and discuss first?