Career questions tagged career-path
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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 :)
How do I network with myself to obtain an entry level position in Cybersecurity?
I'm interested in perusing a career in cybersecurity, and I plan to get the appropriate certifications soon (e.g CompTIA Security+, CEH, etc) but as I was researching I kept seeing the common pattern of "a friend of a friend got me access to this position", I don't interact with people outside of my family and really tight friend group. I want to try working for an international company one day, how do I connect with others?
How to become CST?
Are there any ways to become a CST besides going to college? What are the available surgical technology programs in Spokane? What are the pros and cons of working as a Surgical Technologist? What does a typical day look like for a CST? What are the biggest challenges in this job? Do you have any advice for someone considering this career? What are the most important skills to succeed? Is there anything you wish you knew before becoming a Surgical Technologist? Thank you!
What career paths could I potentially be in ?
I am currently 16 and a junior in high school, I take a Arts and Media class but I am unsure that I'd like a career path in that but more of a engineering interest. What steps should I do to know what to do for the future?
I am becoming more intrested in more career paths, how could I learn more about these careers?
How could I learn more about a career path I am potentially interested in? And how do i potentially establish connections to build future job paths.
how to become faster at what i do ?
my weaknesses are that im really slow and i also have a learning disorder and autism and adhd
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 ?
How did you find the right career for you??
What kind of experience got you to decide on the right career path?
What would help you have a better balance between work and personal life as a cardiologist ?
e.g more staff, less paperwork etc. please explain in detail. thank you :)
What has been the biggest challenge in growing your career in cardiology ?
Open-ended response please explain your journey in detail. i want to use the answers as a survey for my project. thank you :)
What parts of your job as a cardiologist cause you the most stress ?
Multiple choice - Long hours, complex patients, paperwork, legal risks, lack of support, keeping up with new treatments, other – please specify and explain why in detail
What are the biggest challenges you currently face in your cardiology practice?
please specify and explain. It will help me in my project.
What is the career path to become a CRNA? How can I get a summer internship as a student nurse in their final year of college? How can I find a remote job as a student nurse?
I am in my senoir year and I would like to find a remote job that can help me in my career. I will also like to know the career path towards achieving a CRNA degree.
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.
Advocacy and Sociology degree?
I am currently back in college about to finish my first year associates and wanting to switch my degree plan to what I have the most passion for, advocacy for victims of sexual assault. I am also interested in equality and gender which points me to sociology but the psychology part of counseling. I need help in deciding what is the best way to help others in my future as I go through school. the classes I have taken so far I have to have with both degree plans but I have to make a decision on the specialty going forward.
I want to be a vet dermatologist, so I want to know the steps and what to do in order to be that?
I know what I want to be but I am not sure on how to get there.
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?
I think I want to go for telemedicne but now i dont know where to start and what to do?
I don't know what to do. So should I wait until I am done with high school but then what. I am kinda lost now. I thought I might figure it out after knowing what career I want to go for. But....can't do it alone.
What jobs do I qualify for with a Bachelors of Science in Computational Mathematics and a general understanding of programming?
I graduated college 6 months ago with a 2.99 GPA and a degree in Computational Mathematics. My problem is, I have 5 years of experience as a non-clinical medical clerk , no internships for tech, but my degree is literally in tech and mathematics. I studied Algorithms, Optimization, Software Construction, Introduction to AI , and of course other courses but I 1. cannot find a job in the field 2. I am not even sure anymore what I would be interested in doing. I'm curious on what others may have chosen to do in my position and what I may be missing in all of this?
How to get a 100% remote cybersecurity job as a fresh college graduate? How to develop those skills and I have 0 years of experience
Hi everyone, I’m Vidhi, and I’m about to graduate from OSU Ecampus with a degree in Computer Science. As we all know, the job market is tough right now, especially for fresh graduates without strong industry experience. I’m very interested in securing a 100% remote cybersecurity role since there are no tech companies near me, and I prefer not to relocate. I understand that referrals and LinkedIn networking are key, but I also want to build the right skills and earn certifications that will make a strong impression on recruiters and increase my chances of getting hired. Any advice on the best skills to focus on or the most valuable cybersecurity certifications for entry-level roles? Which is better hackthebox or tryhackme. Are they even worth it? Do recruiters care?
been thinking about becoming a social worker. What are some key skills and qualities needed to succeed in this field, and are there any specific areas of social work that are currently growing or in high demand ?
Thank mercy u
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?
What is a day as an automotive painter like? How does technology impact the role of an automotive painter? What are the career prospects for an automotive painter?
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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 do i determine my career path from my school and passion experience?
I am undicided about what i want to do but i wish no field in medicine. i am pretty good in maths ,chem, stats but i still don't know how to find a career path
What are three informational interview questions you will ask
What are two things you learned about your favorite career path during the informational interview?
Should I take softball next year in my junior year of high school?
I am currently a sophomore in high school that is starting to pick next year’s classes. I am not planning on playing high school in college, so I’d like to know if it’s worth it to play softball all 4 years of high school. Is it better to play 4 years of high school, or find some extracurriculars to do (I don’t know what I want to be or major in so if there are any suggestions as to what I can do for better ECs or to figure out a good career path/major) I do very well in school and next year I have a pretty full and difficult class schedule. I have been wanting to quit softball for a while (I’ve been playing for 5 years), but I’m scared I will miss it or regret it. However, I feel like i would be much less stressed without softball, and maybe even happier. Do you think I should continue playing all 4 years? Will it look better on college applications to continue playing or does it not make a big difference whether I quit or stay? If I were to quit, I’d just add another class to my schedule.