Career questions tagged career-choice


I am a second grade medical school. I got high marks at the first grade. When the 2nd year started i just felt i am not in this field. But I am good at math, analyzing, numbers, some kind of business analysis. So I’m thinking about applying for the business administration school instead of the medical field. I am just very confused about the business field because some people say it has no future, so what you advise me ?
Thanks for your help !

How do extend my career in radiology from an X ray tech to PACS analyst or EPIC or others?
Right now I’m still a college student and just wondering besides the other modalities in Radiology starting as a X ray tech. Any other tips would be appreciated as well since I am just venturing every opportunity after graduating. I do value a work life balance and wish to provide for more my family and future stuffs.

What are some good online/remote civil engineering or architecture related volunteering that I can do as a 15-16 year old??
I want to learn about architecture and civil engineering and have something to add onto my college application to show my interest and dedication :)

Which job opportunities does have a person who studies to be an english philologist?
Hello, I'm on my last year of high school and I need to choose which major I want to study next year at university. I have been thinking about studying linguistics, but sometimes it looks like the only thing you can do with that degree is to become a teacher, and I do not want to work at a school. Which other jobs could I get with an English degree other than teaching?

Would you recommend having niche careers over standardized ones, such as pre-med and com sci?
I heard a lot of people recently hate on pre-med and how it's not worth the extra years and debt. I am not considering medical careers, but I am interested in what they think of people with more uncommon careers that don't necessarily need college degrees.

What are the career option for pcb in 12 if I am colour blind ?
After taking 4 drop in NEET I came to know that I have colour blindness what career should I opt ?

What is the scope of employment for an MA Clinical Psychology in India?
I was recently talking to a friend who has done her MA and she was saying that there's no scope in the field currently in India and was wondering whether I should even be considering taking an MA in Clinical Psychology, because I genuinely want to work in this area.

What will the challenges I have to face?
When becoming a flight attendant I hear that scheduling is the biggest hardship they face, I want to wonder if there are anymore issues I will have to look out for?

How did you find the right career for you??
What kind of experience got you to decide on the right career path?

Future Plans?
What are the most important factors I should consider when choosing a career?

If the career you chose isn't what you want to do anymore can you pick a different career?
To elaborate, if the career you chose no longer appears to you, can you completely change your major or would it be easier to choose a major related to the career your currently taking.

When did you realize your career wasn't what you wanted to do?
Im interested in writing as a career but im unsure if im making the right choice.

People who chose medicine over a career in art, how are you?
This is specific and just mostly out of curiosity. I have a strong passion for art, drawing, and literature, but I enjoy learning about health and medicine. In a world without money, I would doodle and read all day, however, I know that if I had to make a living out of it, it would probably kill my genuine enjoyment. That's why I would like to go through the path of medicine- it would allow me to earn a salary doing something I'm interested in without it killing my love for art. I would like to know if there's anyone out there like me, do you still feel the same passion for your art now that you're in medicine? Are you still able to spend time participating in your hobbies? Do you feel like this was the right path?

What is the best career choice you have made?
Out of all the choices you made relating to your career, which would you consider to be the best?

What career matches my interests?
I'm a high school junior and I like math and art. All of my extracurriculars are really centered around education though. I tutor kids in reading and my past 2 jobs have both been working with kids. Architecture and engineering are both interesting to me but I'm not entirely sure what I want to do.

What should I do for my career?
Hello everyone, I don't know what to do with my life now, what should I study to get a degree? I like solving math problems, but I got the lowest marks in my higher secondary exams. My parents want me to do nursing. But my brain for memorization is very bad. I don't know what to study, what to do. If I study for a degree in university, my career will be better later, I will be able to do well, please help me

I'm looking for information about carpentry and electrical please share your opinions.
I'm from Job Corps

How can I know what I want to become in the future?
I am not sure what career I love. I like medicine, helping people, but I also love traveling and photography and also I love animals. I also enjoy gaming and adventuring I love them all but I don't know what career I should choose. Any tips? Any suggestions I should do ? Anything to find my path or my interests to a career?

Would starting a career in Facility Maintenance be a better option than starting a career in Security?
I'm conflicted on whether I should start a career in Facility Maintenance as I work well with my hands and would like to fix things, but I'm also interested in Security, like being a TSA agent, TSO or just security in general as I would like to help protect people and I like physical activity.

I have a general idea of what I want to do, but what if my decision changes after I decide on a specific career choice?
I don't want to dedicate to something but then realize that I don't like it or my opinion on other occupations has changed. Is there any way I can know for certain and guarantee that I will do something that I enjoy?

Should I do the career I want even if everyone says I wouldn't like it?
I want to be a teacher, but my mom and cousin were teachers and say it sucks, but I want to try it and see if I'd do it well because I'm passionate about it, but should I just find something else then?

How do I decide what career is best for me when I'm interested in so many things?
How do I decide what career is best for me when I'm interested in so many things? I know I want to help people, but I can't decide what I for sure want to do.

What suggestions do you have that can involve my love of crafts ?
I love to do crafts, and I would like a career or job that involves crafting.

How should I decide between two routes of job choices when I can only do one?
I am a sophomore and I want to join the military, or start a business. How should I decide?

what are the most important factors to consider when choosing a career?
I'm a sophomore in high school

Is working a security job worth it financially?
How much money do you make a year? Would you argue that it's enough to survive in the current recession we're in? Why did you choose this career path?

How can I find a career path that I will enjoy Something that will make me feel fulfilled in life??
I am a sophomore in high school, and I need to figure out what to do with my life.

Varied field options- I'm unsure which to pursue?
Hello, Getting into college a little late in the game (nearing 40,) and I'm torn on what to focus on. I've a strong interest in Library Sciences, but also History and Conservation (e.g. Art, artefacts, physical media.) Currently will be stepping into Library Sciences as I begin college via Liberal Arts, but might change my focus to History as an undergrad. Ultimately I'd love to work in a museum, or even handle University archives and libraries- how should I narrow my broad set of interests down to help fine-tune my education towards this goal?