Country Club Hills, Illinois

I'm asking this question because sometimes when I watch a tutorial about learning a certain way of doing something while I know its the right way sometimes I still fail to understand it

Is cement more physical, or do you have to use your brain?

I was wondering because there is a lot of heavy lifting.

Computers have always been of interest to me on many different levels, both in hardware and software. Still, I have never been in a position to expand my personal skills and knowledge of computers. To be able to create the things I have always dreamed of, I would like to program or even code in...

I've did java and c++ a little, but i want to know more coding languages.

I am someone who struggles with motivation and don't have a specific career I want to follow. I just want to live a good life making good money with a job I don't mind doing. How can I find my passion? Do I not know enough of myself to be throwing myself at the wind with no direction? Am I...

I may have worked a Culinary job at Easterseals Academy,but it was fulfilling for a little while. My cousin works at the Popeyes near her house and she plans to use that job as a stepping stone to working in a fancy restaurant. My dream was to own a restaurant growing up,but now, i'm doubtful...

I want to be an enlisted sailor.

I want to get into more areas that involves game development.
Im not a good graphic artist .

Before Job corps, I used to work in the kitchen at Easterseals Academy. I would prepare trays and make lunches for the students. I found myself working in a kitchen for three years and enjoyed it. I want to make this my career since I have worked in restaurants.

What guidelines or hints help you know what companies are any good to invest in?

What are the best stocks to invest in?

What do you like about being a Financial Investment Analysts?

im into construction.

i really want to know.

Do you ever feel like there's a shortage of work at any point in your field?

I know how to do basics on computers, but I do not think I am all that tech-savvy.

I just want to know what other positions I will be working with.

What do you do to improve or stay "sharp" on your craft besides conducting service routines?

Is there anything that you learned from work that you now apply to your everyday life?

Is there any particular skill set I should spend more time and energy on acquiring and practicing?

I want to become a marine engineer but I don't think I have the skills. I just don't think I'm smart enough, but I'm eager to learn.

I would appreciate some tips from experienced cooks that would be useful in the field or good information to know.

How could I put myself in the position to come across people who I could learn from or gain experience from?

I would like to find an occupation that allows to comfortably travel and do my job, preferably at the same time.

Culinary is a promising career, but I'm on the rocks about how long to stick with this career, even when times are moving ahead. Please leave down your own experiences below, as it will help me get a sense of what to expect.

i asked because i want to know the emotional impact this career might have on me.

i dont have anymore questions.

Using connections, can culinary put me onto different career pathways?

i dont have any more questions regarding this specif topic sorry.