Career questions tagged job-requirements
Do you use any creative abilities as an interior designer/decorator ?
If so what abilities do you apply to your job? If not what abilities do you use ?
How do you gain experience when employers are only looking for workers with experience?
I had numerous experiences where my older brother, who is 20 years and old and going into his third year of college, would come home disappointed that the place he applied for previously did not accept him. Many of these places require outside experiences, but how is it possible to gain that experience when nobody is willing to provide it without other experiences? You would expect that starting from the bottom would answer the question, but even retail stores that are spread across the country require some type of previous retail experience. It is hard to understand the logic behind this prerequisite. #experience #job-requirements
What sorts of things would an art director over-look or be in charge of?
I considering jobs in the art world and I found that there is a job as an art-director and it looks interesting but it doesn't talk about the specifics in regards to what you would have to do. Or what sort of experience that you need. #career #jobs #art #experience #director #requirements #job-requirements #specifics
How do I know if I have what it takes to be a programmer?
I think maybe I want to be a computer programmer, and make websites. How do I know if I have what it takes to be successful? I really want to know the truth. For example do I need a certain amount of grades? Or is there something I can do to figure out if I am not good enough? Sometimes people say that you can do anything you put your mind to but is that really true? I can't afford to be a failure, so I really want to know for real if I should try to be a programmer or do something else. #technology #programming #job-requirements
Can I get a job at a video game company from high school without going to college?
I heard that video game companies hire people from high school, and you can still be a success. Is that true? What do they do? I don't know how to make games yet, but I would be willing to learn. Also if there are other jobs that I can get from high school that aren't making the games, but are still at the video game company, then I would be willing to learn to do that too. I don't think my school really teaches me anything about jobs (it's just a lot of social studies and math and science and writing) but I really want to learn about how to be a success, and I like playing video games a lot and talking about video games with my friends. If I do have to go to college, then it's a lot of money for me and my family, so if college is really important, then can I still be a success if I go to a state school instead of going to a private college that costs more money? #college #video-games #gaming #job-requirements