Career questions tagged scientists
I want to study marine biology, is it worth it, and why?
Is studying in marine biology fulfilling? What made you want to study marine biology? Do you get to work with animals often?
what is the work of data scientist
#groups #scientist #scientists #forensic-scientists #data-science #actuary
What are the advantages and opportunities for advancement?
I want to learn more and explore my options of becoming a Medical Scientists or a Lawyer after high school & college. #law #lawyer #scientists #medical
As a chemistry major, what are some gen ed classes I can take that would apply to my degree and help me in the field in the future?
I am a chemistry major, and I am working on my schedule for the upcoming summer and fall semesters. I am seeking advice about gen ed classes that will help me in the future. #science #career-counseling #chemistry #scheduling #scientists #chem #chemistry-major #chem-major
As a scientist, do you see programming becoming accurate to the point that there is no need for humans due to the increased in technology and no jobs for humans that depend on computer error?
I am asking this question because I wish to pursue a career in this area of technology. I want to know there will still be jobs by the time I graduate from college and be needed for my job. #science #computer #programming #scientists
Job Opportunities
How do I find local animal research opportunities in my area? #animal #scientists #vets #biologists #caretakers
How does the gender gap effect productivity in the work force?
As a woman of color, I am concerned about being marginalized in the workplace. #scientists
Is Physical Therapy a good career choice?
I love to work with people, since I'm a people person. My father once recommended me to become a physical therapist, since i read so much on muscles and know how to fix knots in the back and helped his knee get better with physical therapy at home. (He was kind of my test subject to test my new techniques on haha!) My mother also works in the medical field as a Nurse Manager/Nurse. She of course recommended me to become a physical therapist also since the profession requires a person to be good with their hands but also have good communication skills (I have both). So I don't know I really like the idea but I'd like some more information on it and everything I already started studying on it. #college #medicine #college-major #healthcare #physical-therapist #physical-therapy #nurses #scientists #personal-development #career-details