Career questions tagged career-options
I haven't found the path that calls to me yet. I'm wonder what are the best ways to find paths that fit with my passions?
Im someone who values a couple of core things. I value my creativity hard work and passion for what Im pursuing. Im looking for a job that i can both devote myself to and enjoy expressing my creativity and passion.
What is the best career for a gaming lover?
Can I get a career related to gaming?
What career should I go for that involves both psychology an calculus?
I'm a senior in high school and I think I've decided to do something related to psychology. However, I heard that psychology doesn't involve much math beyond statistics and I think my skills lie in conceptual math like calculus. Any recommendations for my next course of action or major?
When should I know what kind of career I want to pursue?
I'm a Senior in high school, and I still don't have a good idea of what I want to do in the future.
how much math do you use in a regular day of flooring.?
I would like to go into flooring and would love more information about how much math education I should have.
How do I choose a career not based on my interests and hobbies?
I want to keep my hobbies and interests away from whatever career I pursue, but I do not know how to choose a career.
What can i choose as my career?
hi i'm in 8th grade...i love mathematics a lot and i want to explore career options specially in business that involves lots of numbers
How to find the best career for you and how do you know that career is the right one for you and what are your values in term of the right career??
I enjoy fixing things, helping people, and keeping people safe.
What are some career options for a major in Psychology (non-medical school)?
What are some lucrative career options if I decide to major in Psychology without following the pre-med route? I will be an incoming freshman in college and am still considering options of what I want to major in and fields I may potentially want to work in the future.
How directly does my chosen major impact my career options in the short term and long term?
For instance, if my major isn't aligned with my long-term career interest but rather a short-term necessity after graduating.
why do people say HVAC isn't long term ?
like people say hvac isnt a long term carrer and im just wondering how it isnt or how to make it one when thats all u plan on doing for the rest of youre life