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I know I have a career but I can't figure out what it is.
I left my first job because I didn't like the work, even though it paid well and was remote. I don't like being stuck in one field doing the same work (leads) for 7 days. I am starting not to like marketing, but that is what I'm good at. The titles, nature of work, and the idea of servicing products to prospects dread me more than before. I want to pivot to another field, but it feels like a waste to use only a short list of transferable skills. Some fields I want require a degree/ internships not related to my experience/education. After months, I am still lost, and I'm scared to put a lot of effort into it only for it to be a waste.
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I am a senior in high school and wonder what jobs can I get in the sports tech world with a mechanical or electrical engineering degree, specifically if I want to work on sports devices, wearables, and performance technology? I am leaning more towards getting a EE degree just because the high demand & pay but I'm still doing my research.
What I choose my Career path after Graduation in Social Science, while there is no future job opportunities and I am looking to get job opportunities still struggling and failing the Consistent in interviews in Private job market due to poor Communication skills and Language Disability, what should I choose the Next career path? Is the Engineering like Auto Macanic & E-vachile Diploma best for me to start a new career due to very small use of Communication and more focus on Technical skills and best for career advancment and Job opportunities or I should choose anything else? Please!
In social science (IR Graduate in 2026) while there is no future job opportunities and I am looking to get job opportunities still struggling and failing the Consistent in interviews in Private job market due to poor Communication skills and Language Disability, what should I choose the Next career path? Is the Engineering like Auto Macanic & E-vachile Diploma best for me to start a new career due to very small use of Communication and more focus on Technical skills and best for career advancment and Job opportunities or I should choose anything else? Please!
How difficult is a career in Medical Billing for a beginner, and what should a fresher expect on the job?
Hi everyone! I am currently exploring career paths in healthcare administration and am very interested in entry-level medical billing. Before committing fully to this field, I want to understand the day-to-day realities of the job beyond classroom training. If you work in medical billing, revenue cycle management, or health information, I would appreciate your advice on the following: Real-World Difficulty: How complex is the workload for a beginner? Is the main challenge mastering medical coding updates, understanding insurance policies, or managing claim denials? Pace and Stress: How fast-paced is a typical day, and how do you handle the pressure surrounding high accuracy rates and strict filing deadlines? Onboarding Expectations: What does the onboarding process look like for someone with zero prior experience? How long does it usually take to feel competent? Key Skills: Beyond basic computer literacy, what habits or soft skills help a novice medical biller excel? Thank you so much for sharing your time and industry insights!
How can a beginner start a career in Software Engineering and what are the most valuable skills to learn first?
Any advice would be helpful
How to choice aright career?
i want to become a data analytics but i haven't been sure is this best for me or not
What study should i be looking into if im going to be doing the plastering trade?
I am 19 trying to complete job corps with many certificates an job and a steady career path.
what high school classes should I be in if I want to be a psychiatrist?
I am already going to take Biomed as my program but what extra classes help?
Career as an officer?
Hello Im writing this as an assignment from school on learning more about the career you want.Ive always been curious about being a police officer and wanted to know if anyone could help me answer some doubts. For example how is work life, is it complex, how does day to day look like and etc mostly to get an insight view into the job while also knowing if being a police officer is a career with many opportunities.
What are the best options for me if business doesn't work out?
What other majors can i go into or take that doesn't have to do with businessbut i would like?
how do I chase tornadoes?
I need to know how to chase large tornadoes in the midwest
What should a beginner learn before starting a career in data and technology?
I’m interested in learning more about careers in data and technology, but there seem to be many different paths, such as data analysis, data science, software development, artificial intelligence, and business analytics. For someone who is still at the beginning of their learning journey, what skills would be most useful to develop first? Would it be better to start with programming and SQL, or should a beginner first focus on mathematics, statistics, and understanding how data is used in real-world businesses? I’d also like to know how students can gain practical experience while learning. Are personal projects, internships, open-source contributions, or online challenges useful for building experience? What advice would professionals in these fields give to someone trying to decide which path is a good fit?
What is the path to becoming a psychiatrist?
What kind of certificates and licenses do I need? What would be the best field for me to major in?
what careers would be a good fit for me based on my strengths hobbies and interests ?
im interested in culinary hvac and hands on work careers. i want to which career would be best used for my creativity and hardworking personality.
I'm a Licensed Cabin Crew who currently works as Client Service Officer for an Advertisers Association in my country. I'm looking to tilt into a role that's more relative to my Aviation career. How do I move into Guest Service in a hotel line as entry level?
I hold a Degree in Mass Communications and I have been self- learning French for a few years.
How would I become a marine life veterinarian What college path must I take and where should I go to receive the best education for this field??
I want to go into either the medical field or the marine-biology field. Should I go to a college to get a degree in biology? If so, which college? I would really appreciate some guidance on how I am going to achieve my dream job. Thank you!!
What advice would you give someone who is just starting out in your field? What skills or qualities have helped you become successful in your career? What is one thing you wish you had known before starting your career? What skills or qualities have helped you become successful in your career? What advice would you give someone who is just starting out in your field?
What advice would you give someone who is just starting out in your field? What skills or qualities have helped you become successful in your career? What is one thing you wish you had known before starting your career?
I want to become either a flight nurse or a flight medic. What are the best ways to get to this pathway?
I have been bouncing between a nursing degree or a paramedic degree, but cannot figure out which path would be better
Help; Psychology ?
I am a freshmen in high school thinking of pursuing a career in psychology. What should I know, and what classes should I take? Honestly anything to help me out.
How did you figure out international law was the pathway you wanted to explore?
I plan on studying Political Science in college; however, I am unsure on what I should minor in. In the future I would love to work with spanish speaking countries, so I thought maybe a spanish minor would be perfect. I am bilingual, but I believe my grammar skills could improve immensely. On the other hand, I've also heard that sociology is another minor that is extremely helpful in understanding how people act the way they do. Lastly, a minor in international- affairs/relations would be beneficial in the way that I do plan on working internationally eventually.
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?
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?
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?
What subjects should i choose to go into veterinary?
hi, I’m going into year 10 and was wondering what subjects i should choose for a veterinary career path? My school also offer agriculture and certificates in animal care?
Would it be better to be a dentist of a medical doctor if I am looking to start a family?
I am a junior and I am looking for a career in healthcare with semi-flexible hours. I want to go into healthcare because I am interested in science and anatomy, and outside of school I like to volunteer at my local Boy's and Girl's Club. I have been recommended pediatrics or dentistry as career paths and I was wondering if someone could give me some insight on these careers to help me make a decision, and what advice professionals have for preparing for these careers.
Which fastest-growing online career do I choose that matches my skills/ qualifications/ background?
I am an adult with advanced PhD/MA degrees in Philosophy/ logic; research psychology; Liberal arts. My key skills/ experience lie in writing, thought leadership, research, lecturing (all ages & media), counseling (basic license). I am best with word skills followed by people skills. I have some background in journalism, marketing, sales. For personal reasons, I need to work online/ remote/ freelance. Can you please suggest one or more areas to look into - fastest growing jobs that intersect with my skills. (I am ready to pivot if needed, but cannot afford to spend too much money or time in upskilling (I am a single mother in her 50s)). Thanks PS. Neither consulting nor technical writing nor platforms like Upwork is for me. (I have either tried or succesfully worked in each of these; there is declining job opportunity and horrendous competition). I am also unsuited for cybersecurity consulting work though I have research experience in that field. If you wish, I can provide you with my resume.
what other type of careers could I think about if I've been thinking about physical therapy?
Physical therapy is my first option when it comes to a career I would enjoy. I haven't really thought about other careers. If physical therapy interests me, I would like to know other careers that are similar to that that you might have thought of and that would most likely interest me as well.
What schooling do I have to complete?
What schooling do I have to do to become a CSI? Do I have to go to college and if so how many years? Or can I go to trade school, tctc, high school diploma, or something else? I am planning on going to college and would like to know how long I have to go for.
How can I turn my background into a successful career?
I have a Master's degree in Heritage Conservation and Site Management and I am currently doing a PhD in Media Studies in Germany, researching AI Art and art history. I also have several years of experience in project management, cultural/heritage projects, museums, and international organizations in Egypt. I am interested in culture, arts, creative industries, heritage, media, and potentially building my own cultural/creative business. However, I also want a career that is financially sustainable and offers good opportunities in Germany/Europe. If you were in my position, which career directions would you seriously consider? or should I consider starting my own business in the cultural or creative sector, but I currently have a very small online presence and do not have a large following on Instagram or LinkedIn. How can someone in this position start attracting their first clients and build a professional network from scratch? I would especially appreciate advice from people working in cultural management, creative industries, museums, NGOs, international organizations, consulting, or creative entrepreneurship.