Career questions tagged employer-relations
Are there ways to deal with an unprofessional coworker without involving hr or is it always better to bring in a supervisor?
I have had issues in the past with unprofessional coworkers and did not speak up. I want to know what I should say if issues like the ones I had in the past come up again. #human-resources #employer-relations #supervisor
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
Is there a better career outlook to double major in accounting and a computer related major (CIS) or accounting and a language major (Chinese)?
I soon have to declare my major in order to sort out the necessary courses with my college adviser for the upcoming years. However, I am stumped. I have always intended to major in accounting and a computer related major like Computer Informational System, but recently I started hearing about my school's accounting and Chinese double major program. The way that the Chinese professor emphasized on the importance of language got me intrigued. I enjoy both my computer and language classes, thus, I am having a hard time deciding on my major. I want to know which double major is more desirable and helpful in our today's economy? A double major in CIS and accounting or Chinese and accounting? #career #college-major #career-counseling #career-choice #career-path #career-development #employment #employer-relations
Which colleges would have the best representation in the field of Aerospace Engeneering?
I want to know which collage would be best to apply for, in terms of resme building. #non-profit #employer-relations #honesty #product-knowledge #non-bias
Does the college or uiversity you attend really matter when being employed?
As my school starts next week, I was wondering if the school I actually attend makes a difference in the end. I have a few friends attending over schools with the same degree in mind, international business, but we have the same discussions constantly about if the school we choose really matters. My experience with those employers and other professionals in business have all given me different advice when it comes to them employing graduates. #international-business #experienced #employer-relations
Does it really matter where i go to college?
I work full time and plan to pursue my degree totally online and just want to be sure I'm not wasting time and money for an education if employers aren't going doing to take my degree seriously. #employer-relations
what do employers look for when it comes to hiring a director/producer?
I want to be an NFL director/producer and I feel that I should probably have a background that impresses a employer. #television #director #producer #employer-relations #tv-production #television-producer
HOW CAN ANYONE GUARENTEE ME A JOB AT THE END OF 2 YEARS OR 4 YEARS OF COLLEGE AFTER SPENDING SO MUCH MONEY FOR EDUCATION?
I AM A POOR AFRICAN AMERICAN FEMALE THAT IS OVER 50 BUT STILL HAVE A LOT OF KNOWLEGE AND COMMON SENSE THAT I CAN OFFER IN THE TECH WORLD BUT I DONT HAVE TIME TO WASTE IF THERE IS NO GUARENTEE TO HAVE A JOB. SHOULD BE MORE APPRENTICE PROGRAMS OFFERED. TO ADD TO COLLEGE TUITION TO INSURE A JOB. #social-work #counselor #employer-relations #planners
Can employers see how often I changed my major/minor?
Employers may see these changes as indecisive, and that is an undesirable trait. Especially if the majors/minors change through a broad spectrum of job areas. #college #major #majors-and-minors #employer-relations
Can your employer see how many times you have changed your major/minor?
If an employer can see that I may have been undesicive in college, I am worried it may hurt my chances of landing the job. #college #major #majors-and-minors #employer-relations