Career questions tagged employee-training
What is it like for a mechanical engineer in the profit field
I'm trying to figure out what is the best engineering job for my life stile. #employee-training
In terms of business ownership, what are some skills that are commonly missed and should be adhered to for beginning and future entrepreneurs.
#entrepreneurship #entrepreneur #architect #architecturalfirm #learn I am currently a junior in high school, and plan on majoring and getting a degree in architecture. I also plan to own my own architectural firm someday and am all ears to tips as well as recommendations towards the success of my becoming an entrepreneur in the near future. #career #coachable #allears #employee-training
when an employee makes a mistake is there usually a way to fix your mistake ?
or is there time to fix said mistake and how would you explain to your employer what you did? #career-counseling #employee-training #career
What are some instances that have caused a employee to be fired?
#career #employee-training #employment
How many times could you be late to work until you are fired?
need to find out employers expectation #career #career-development #employee-training #employee-training
What is the key to being employable?
What do employers look for when interviewing? #employee-training #employee #interviews #interviewing-skills
What are the most important skills and abilities you look for in employees and coworkers?
Hello everyone! I am a student halfway through my second year in college, and I hope to graduate with the skills and abilities necessary to best contribute to whichever workplace I find myself after graduation. I would love to receive responses from people of a wide variety of industries - what are the key skills and/or abilities you look for when hiring a new employee, and what characteristics do you appreciate finding in your fellow coworkers? Thanks for your time! #employee-relations #employee-training #coaching-employees #human-resources #career-development
How to gain first reference for internship?
Many jobs need two or three reference which is a little bit difficult to international students. #employee-training
Does a Gold level in the NCRC mean that I am actually ready for a job, or is it just an ego boost?
I scored a Gold in the National Career Readiness certification exam and wondered about its 90% qualifier. And I wonder if it just judges the test taker by their abilities on the job or just at testing in general. #job-search #job-skills #employee-training #employee-benefits #ncrc
Does the National Career Readiness certification imply that your employer will want to promote you?
When I was taking the National Career Readiness certification (NCRC) exam, there were many people who are being employed by places like Fanuiel and Eastman Chemical. So, I wonder if their employers actually want to promote them or if they just want to see their employee's status. #career-development #employee-training #promotions #ncrc #career-readiness #employee-engagement
Is it common for employers to offer education to their employees?
I am curious because many of my friends, including my brother, have been offered a paid tuition to attend college. So, I wonder if when I get a job, is it likely that I will have an employer that will want me to continue my education. #higher-education #employer-relations #employee-training #employee-benefits
How often do employers acknowledge the National Career Readiness Certification?
I am going to be taking the certification exam tomorrow and I am wondering if actually obtaining the certification is of any worth to employers. #employee-training
When is the optimal time to apply for a summer job?
I'm wondering if there's still enough time for me to apply for a job this summer. I have to go back to college in September, so I'd only have July and August to work. Is that enough time to get hired, be trained and hold a job? #jobs #work #hiring #employment #summer-jobs #part-time #employee-training #job-applications
What are the different branches of software? Which is the best one?
I am confused what to choose #engineer #software #employee-training