Career questions tagged jobs
Is it a good idea to go study in the US?
After I got a remote full time job(where I get my work done in about 20/30 hrs a week, but paid for 40) I was looking to go study in the US. Starting at Santa Monica college and then if needed transfer to UCLA, I want to work as an actor and writer in Hollywood but still have a good degree to fall back upon. So my plan was to double major in acting and a STEM career(like some engineering, since I am pretty good at math and physics having studied them at an Italian high school where I came from) Will this be a good idea? Will I be able to actually get hired in the US? will it be possible for me to start a acting career in LA this way(note I also already have a American accent and good proficiency in English), my biggest fear is not being able to find any jobs in the US and maybe if I stay here in Italy and get a degree here I will be able to get a secure job in Italy(even tho they ain’t paid good aka 40k year pretax as a ceiling, meaning that is the highest earning potential after years of experience). Tell me what you think
What are some good companies that hire entry level software engineers that don't follow whiteboard/leet code type questions as they are extremely hard and I freeze and don't know how to solve them. Any advice I don't want to do leet code, I have no desire to nor do I want to practice it...just being honest. What are some good ways to get experience having never had a job before?
I will be graduating coding bootcamp with MERN full stack (MongoDB, Expressjs, React, and Nodejs) as of Jan 24, 2025 and hoping to land a job ASAP?
What is the most difficult thing about being an archaeologist?
information about archaeology
Thank You for the Support—Need Help Writing an Email to My Professor?
Hi everyone, I just wanted to thank all of you who took the time to offer me advice and support on my last post about my struggles in Organic Chemistry. I’ve decided to reach out to my professor to explain my circumstances and ask for possible ways to bump my grade. This semester has been extremely challenging for me, both academically and personally, and I want to communicate that in my email while staying professional and respectful. My plan is to: Share briefly how this semester has been tough for me. Ask if there’s a possibility of doing an extra assignment or project to improve my grade. Politely request if she could review my tests to see if there’s any way I might earn back points. The issue is, I’m really struggling with how to start and structure the email. I want to sound professional but also sincere. Does anyone have tips or examples of a sample email I could use as a guide? I’d really appreciate the help! Thanks in advance for any advice, and thank you again for all the encouragement. It means a lot!
What side jobs should I do while trying to make music to earn money?
So, Im a 7th grade student who wants to make music in the future. I know that in the beginning and probably for a while I would need to work other jobs, but which jobs would be good based on hours and wages? Edit: I plan on making music anonymously
What are some jobs that would be associated with my interests?
What are some jobs that would be associated with my interests? I'm in 7th grade and some of my best/ favorite subjects in school is math, science, and physical education. My favorite hobbies are mainly sports but sometimes hanging out with my friends. I would be interested to find out what jobs could support my interests. Thank you, Mason
What should do for a Career?
Just looking for good simple jobs I can start on before and after college.
What are some good small jobs in Great Barrington that I could work at from a young age?
I'm twelve right now, I was hoping I could find a job when I'm fourteen to afford an apartment when I'm older. I was hoping for a job that I could for after school and on the weekends.
What is the most efficient way to get a IT job/internship, while still being in school.?
I am currently getting my GED and I am searching for IT jobs and or internships to apply for but I cant seem to find any. I am going to college in the spring for cybersecurity but I want some more experience beforehand. I am pretty efficient in computer engineering and I know a bit of programming but I want to learn more. Any recommendations on where I should look?
which career is good for people who are good in every subject?
like most subjects
What are some soft skills needed on a daily basis as an engineer?
As of right now, I am working on my soft skills to improve my employment rate for when I apply for jobs in the future. I also want to show that I am more capable of doing well on the job.
I'm 13 and want a job in Marine Biology when I'm older. Where can I start to reach that goal when I'm old enough to get a job?
Im currently a 13 year old student at high school, I want to become a marine biologist when I'm older but I live in a small town with not many opportunities, so I don't have any zoos or aquariums near me, but my parents and teachers are getting students to start planning their future, What subjects, jobs and extra curricular activies are need to become one.
Exploring Career Options in Neuroscience?
Hi everyone, I’m a college student planning to go to med school and exploring career options. I’ve considered becoming a neurosurgeon, but I’m unsure if it’s the right fit since I’m not too comfortable with blood and surgeries. Are there any high-paying medical jobs in the neuroscience field that require med school but aren’t as surgery-focused? I might consider surgery later, but I’m exploring other paths for now. Thanks for any advice!
What are some high paying jobs in the medical field that mainly work with adults?
I want to get knowledge about all options that will allow me to live a lavish life style while still not working with kids as I don't really have a passion for that
What are some harsh conditions that CRNA's are faced with everyday. Are there any study methods or classes you recommend for high school students? What would be the most important skills to help a student have success in the CRNA programs??
I am a Sophomore and currently enrolled in a PN pathway in dual enrollment. I'm interested in the CRNA positions. I have some questions to ask anyone who is going through CRNA programs or currently employed as a CRNA.
What careers could be a good fit for someone who is an artist?
What are some fit jobs for an artist to work in or possibly make it my career
Recommended jobs for teens?
What jobs are recommended for a teen? I know a lot of teens work a fast food restaurants, but I want to do something different. Any suggestions?
Hello! I am new to this website, and joined because it seemed so convenient. I am a Highschool student and finding the right career or job has proven a challenge for me. My interests for finding the perfect job are helping animals or helping families and the community. Does anyone have any suggestions to get me started on my journey?
I have a huge love for animals. I have a big interest of working at animal shelters and helping the pets with their basic needs, and help to find a forever home. I also have a very big heart when it comes to the less fortunate. I would like to help the homeless with needs and shelter, and give them a kinder life, as well as families who need help.
How can I job shadow someone in forensics or on the criminal job site?
I am a 10th grader at Stratford High School interested in being part of my local coroner. How can I get a head start?
What are the best uni/colleges in the Saskatchewan East Alberta region What can you do at a vet clinic while still being in high school??
I have a two picked out for sure that I want to apply too when I’m older (Lakeland College and Olds) . What are jobs you can do in a vet clinic while being in school that’s preferably not a receptionist ( my closest one is TERRIBLE to their receptionist and just employees in general)
how i can change this situation and have a promising life ?
HOW , hey every one my name is zouhair m from morocco i just moved to the us couple months ago i tried manyyy jobs but in this kinda jobs i feel like m traped and nothing is promising i will spwnd all my life making what gonna be enough from a week to the other i need some tips on how to find a chill job that i can do while m trying to find my pasion and the job i can enjoy meanwhile m working at amazon wearhouse and i do different gigs like food servise other wearhouses general labour if there is a sweet job that need a short duration to get a license or something like that i would love to know about it
I am a tenth-grader interested in learning more about NICU nursing. I just had a couple of questions: What is the overview of the job? What is the median salary? what is the work environment like? What school and training are needed? what skills are required? what are the pros and cons?
nicu nursing
i curerntly have 4 on campus jobs. i get scholarships and grants. I barely make enough to pay for rent and tuition. should I get another on campus job or look for a job off campus? I do have access to a car but can barely afford gas most of the time.
also winter break is coming up and I currently don't have a way of making any extra money before the next semester. btw I'm a sophomore. I'm studying AS graphic design. I quit my 9-5 job of 10 years to go back to school to get a degree for a career change and struggling. I'm happy that we have a food pantry on campus that's very accessible.
