Career questions tagged career-path
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What can I do as a physiologist?
Can I be allow to work in the surgery room for my IT even though I study physiology?
How can I become a successful person in choosing Marketing and entrepreneurship as my career path?
I'm interested in opening a marketing team and also use that opportunity to leverage the skills on my personal business.
What should I do to get to my end goal?
My end goal is to become a criminal behavior analyst or a Criminal Investigator. I currently am in school earning a bachelor’s in Criminology and Behavioral Healthcare. With an Associates in Criminal Justice already. I was wondering if getting a job as a CPI ( child protective investigations will help me land a job in behavior analysis or criminal investigations easier ?
How do you become a pro in your career and stand out and succeed?
Becoming better more in your career and knowing how to push forward
What are some job opportunities that don't demand high-level skills but still provide money to pay your bills?
I know skills are important for a successful career, but acquiring all those skills takes time. Meanwhile, you also need to pay your bills, so money is important too, right?
What would you suggest as a good career path to someone who enjoys learning and helping others understand concepts (e.g. disease process)?
Currently an RN (passed boards Nov 2023 and got registered on Jan 2024) working in a non-bedside role (CPO - Clinical Process Outsourcing) with no actual clinical experience. I am considering taking up Masters of Arts in Nursing if I find an affordable opportunity because I feel like I want to study more but I'm not sure if it's for me and I don't really know where that can take me in my career. I am interested in MAN non-thesis because I like being able to learn new things and question as to why things are in a certain way. I get a sense of fulfillment and satisfaction from learning and being able to understand things in depth. I also did consider like research nursing or being and educator, but I feel like I might need bedside experience for those... I don't think I'm strong enough to be at the bedside (life-death is in your hands), I enjoy more of the knowledge side of things. A part of me also really wants to travel so if ever an opportunity arises that I can either afford through a scholarship to study masters abroad, I would love that especially since I grew up outside of the PH in the first place and I long for diversity so much. I was wondering if you had any suggestions on what paths I can take with this in mind.
What is something that can help me figure out the career path I would want?
I really enjoy things that i can focus and get into the zone in and i just need to figure out what those things are
What are medical programs I can do as a 9th grader?
I’m a freshman and currently attend Manhattan Hunter Science High School. I’ve always been interested in having a career in the medical field but I don’t specifically which one I want to do.
how can I can I figure out my career
I like art fields ( Drawing , baking , crochet, etc) I like reading and writing I'm interested in the development of children and how the human mind works.
What careers would allow me to create something that will change the world?
I'm interested in math and science, but love writing and traveling. I don't like jobs that are not hands-on, or that are lifeless - in other words, jobs like mechanical engineering or computer science which don't deal with life. I want to get out of "the matrix", but I can't for the life of me find or decide on a career where I can pretty much be guaranteed to create something that will change the world while eliminating the poor prospect of sitting on a computer all day.
What Should I know about Protective Services?
I am making a decision, and I can not decide if I have to be an Electrician Apprentice or learn with Protective Services. These two choices may seem good, but I do not know much about Protective Services. What should I know about Protective Services from a learning perspective, into a Career lifestyle?
How can I get a career in Literature ?
How can I get a good career in art cause I love reading books and also literature in English I also love the books because it helps me understand and see through other people point of view
How do I know which is right?
How do I know the right career path for me? I am sophomore student trying yo navigate through life, Please help with good advices so that I can plan my future.
How to become Nurse Anaesthetist?
Share your journey & guide aspiring Nurse Anaesthetists on their path. Note: We've seen a lot of interest in this career, so we're looking for guidance from our community of professionals.
How can I prepare for a character design career in the era of AI?
Hello! I'm currently an undergraduate passionate about pursuing a career in character design. I have some experience with digital art and animation, but I'm eager to learn more about how AI is shaping the industry. I'm particularly interested in understanding how I can adapt my skills and portfolio to thrive in this technologically advanced landscape. Additionally, I'm curious about the best strategies for securing internships in character design. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Going down the right track ?
Hey there, I'm going to study electrical engineering at a top university abroad (t30) and plan to take a minor in applied AI in my second year. So for this, I have started working on Python, Java, and C++ (as I have already completed C back in high school) and plan to work on VHDL afterwards for digital hardware design and test engineering. I'm sure there are so many potential electrical engineers in this group who know if I'm going down the right track. TIA!
How can I be good at my career that seems boring?
I am the type of person that thinks I can never do anything right, especially if the task seems very big and cumbersome. I want help so that I can enjoy my career.
How can I be good at my career?
I am the type of person that thinks I can never do anything right, especially if the task seems very big and cumbersome. I want help so that I can enjoy my career.
what steps should i be taken to work toward becoming am engineer?
electrical and electronics
Can someone give me a break down on what all I would have to do to get my BSN after high school?
I am an 11th grader and I am interested in becoming a CRNA but I would like to understand my path after high school such as prerequisites and how my dual enrollment can help to shorten time possibly.
How widespread is the electrical field, and how long does it normally take to find an apprenticeship job?
I am in Alaska Job Corp right now and I'm not in trades yet, just in career planning but I want to get into the electrical field. I would also want to get advanced training, wherever they get that.
How to become an Insurance Adjuster?
Tell us everything we need to know to become an Insurance Adjuster! Note: Given the growing interest in the insurance field, we're inviting our experienced professionals to share their knowledge.
How to become a Freelance Writer?
Share your journey & guide aspiring Freelance Writers on their path! Note: We've seen a lot of interest in this career, so we're looking for guidance from our community of professionals.
What are some ways/tips or what general direction should I take in order to pursue a film career?
I'm currently a sophmore in highschool and I've been interested in taking film as my major in college. Firstly is it worth it to pursue this path or this particular major (as college is quite expensive) and also what are some ways to find employment after college? Also for some more context I already have a fairly entry level grasp on film basics via my school production studio (EX: Camera, Mic use, editing, filming, and some studio work/directing).
Is being a stage performer worth it?
Hi, I'm an 11th (about to be 12th) grader trying to decide his career path. I've done stage performance since I was in pre-k and it has become something I need to express myself. I can't see myself without it in my life. However, my mom says I wouldn't be able to make a living off of it and need to look at other career paths. The only other career I can think of is an art or drama teacher and she still isn't satisfied. PLEASE HELP!!!