Career questions tagged problem-solving

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ParkerMar 223942 views

How do I break out in management consulting?

Whenever I try to find information about consulting online, it's usually in reference to tax/audit consulting specifically, which isn't what I'm hoping to do. Instead, I want to do management consulting. While I have plenty of experiences in leadership outside of the working world, I've rarely had an opportunity to manage others in my career so far. Do I need a few years of management experience coming out to school to really be a viable consultant? Or would potential internship experience and my education be enough for me to start at an entry-level at a consulting firm?

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Active Mar 25
location iconNew York
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XavierMay 21, 20241729 views

What are an engineer's first thoughts when dealing with a problem?

I am a freshman whose dream job is to be an engineer and I want to know what I should look for when faced with fixing a problem.

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Active Jun 07, 2024
location iconGlendale
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kemorahNov 16, 2023793 views

what is the root of the worlds problems?

what is the root of the worlds problems?

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Active Jan 13, 2024
location iconChesterton
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IsaacMay 12, 20232120 views

What kind of problems do electrical engineers often face and how do you solve them?

What kinds of problems can one face? Physical, emotional, mental?

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Active Dec 22, 2023
location iconSan Francisco
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CNov 21, 20171283 views

What will you do if your co-worker has been procrastinating, which impact your work?

Interview Question. Is there a correct answer for this? #communication #interviews #human-resources #problem-solving #conflict-resolution

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Active Dec 22, 2023
location iconCalgary
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CeciliaOct 25, 20171949 views

Are unpaid internships worth it?

I'm currently a full time student working at a part time job. I'm currently looking for an internship to work in the public health field, but I noticed that most of them are unpaid and demand a significant amount of dedication. I understand that internships are extremely important for career advancement, but I don't know if it's worth pursuing without payment. Right now, I work part time and make enough to pay off school debt, pay for supplies, and personal necessities. I know that if I take an unpaid internship, I would struggle financially, but I just wanted to know if it's worth the sacrifice. If I was to take an internship, should I quit my job to put my 100% into the internship? Are unpaid internships really worth pursuing? #internships #personal-finance #publichealth #money-management #career-counseling #problem-solving

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Active Dec 22, 2023
location iconSan Jose