Career questions tagged tech


How can students entering a rigorous engineering program—like myself, Siebren , a transfer student from Lincoln Tech with a trade background in Automotive Technology and an associate’s degree in Management (3.8 GPA, Honor Society President)—effectively integrate hands-on technical skills, academic excellence, leadership experience, and personal discipline to thrive in a dual-degree engineering program at Morehouse and Georgia Tech, while also preparing to become a well-rounded mechanical engineer in a rapidly evolving global industry?
Any advice you guys have feel free to share and feel free to ask any questions you all have I'm willing to help any and everyone.

What are the best scholarships to apply for,if you're starting a career in medical billing and coding?
Are there scholarships available online? At the particular schools?

What opportunities should I pursue in college to work towards my dream job of regulatory law with a specialty in the tech sector?
I'm currently a high school senior. How do I gain the practical engineering knowledge in tech fields to work towards this career as someone majoring in a humanities field?

What kind of laptop should I buy for college?
I'm majoring in studio art with an emphasis on illustration, as we all do graphic design. My minor is in art therapy, and I'm also taking gen-ed classes. I'll be attending Minnesota State University Moorhead this coming fall as a freshman.

What is the role of AI in transforming IT services and infrastructure?
1. Why is data visualization important in IT services, and how can I learn more about it? 2. How do IT professionals collaborate with other departments in large companies?

What aspect of your job do you enjoy the most and what does the environment that you work in look like?
How does the current job you’re doing utilize the skills you’ve learned in college? What does a general workday look like for you? How well do you mesh with members of your team? What is the most important skill to have in your field? What inspired you to choose this field? What challenges have you faced in your current role and how have you overcome them? What do you enjoy most about your job?, What advice would you give people who want to follow a similar career path to you? How do you see your field progressing in the next five years? What have been some challenges that had to be overcome quickly and why did they occur in the first place? What is your view on the newer generation of graduates/workers that although they are still very new to the field, have a lot of ambition to achieve their goals and improve the field? When you first started working in your field, how does it compare to today and what are some of the most significant changes? This is for a class to interview people in our field of study

What are some freelancing (i.e., "gig work") opportunities for information technology (IT) or computer science (CS) students that would help with gaining experience outside of class? #Spring25
So far, I am interested in desktop and laptop PC repair and upgrade, since I am working to earn my CompTIA A+ computer technician certification. Advice for gig work like this or any similar computer and mobile technology work would certainly be of great value to many! I have heard that there are a lot of freelancing websites, but there are so many to choose from! Are there any that are especially great for beginners? What are some options for finding clients that I may not be thinking about as a beginner to freelancing? #Spring25

How was college was it not what you expected and was it everything you like?
I would like to know "Reflecting on your college experience, how would you describe it overall? Did it meet your expectations, or were there aspects that surprised you? In what ways did college differ from what you initially anticipated? Were there particular challenges or rewards that you didn't foresee? Additionally, were there elements of your college journey that you found especially fulfilling or enjoyable? How did these experiences shape your personal and academic growth, and what advice would you offer to someone who is about to embark on their own college journey based on your experiences?"

Do CS internships provide on-site training for students with zero experience?
Are CO-OP programs any different?

Can I own my own web business at home?
Would I be able to use a phone and a laptop?

How do I advance from Medical Imaging Tech to MRI tech?
The college I want to go doesn't offer MRI tech specifically but only Medical Imaging Tech. My dream job is MRI tech so how do I get there with a Medical Imaging Tech degree?

How is my website?
Hey guys. I have this website on CRM/SaaS reviews.i would like to know if it is any good for getting digital marketing or tech sales roles remotely. The link is here and I’d like to see where it can be improve Link is in the comment below

Do you know any specific Sales/digital marketing companies who do remote unpaid internships?
Hi guys I ask for your expertise in order to see if you knew any US or non US companies that were willing to take remote interns(even unpaid) from a EU country. That are sales(preferably tech sales) and digital marketing

What stops you from using new medical technology more as a cardiologist ?
you can talk about cost, Training time, and others please specify and write your answer in detail, i need it ASAP for my project - thank you so much for you time <3

What am I supposed to be doing?
How do I start on Python? How to I know what is wrong with the coding? What to do if I'm unsure how to replace bad coding?

Is it true that going to school in different locations will allow better opportunities for tech?
For example, a lot of people say that going to Silicon Valley is very beneficial if you want to pursue a career in tech.

is being a internet researcher easy or hard?
i want to be a fast and powerful internet researcher so what are the perks and benefits and what are the companies that i can apply for

How do I have a career in technical theatre?
I am a junior in high school and I got into tech (specifically set and props) last year through our spring musical and i am doing the musical this year as well. I still am not sure what I want to do, it’s between tech and law, but I don’t know much about how to have a stable career with tech. I love to create and the variety of working in theatre really appeals to me. I don’t know much about doing theatre professionally, but I really enjoy it and can see myself doing it for a long time, but i’m worried about job security and financial stability. Does anybody have some advice?

Any IT/computer tech protips?
starting IT classes pretty soon so any insight would be appreciated.

Which path should i choose?
I have completed degree in electrical and electronics then add on course in EMBEDDED SYSTEMS and DATA SCIENCE. While now i'm in dilemma where should start my career in embedded or data.

How many daily users are on Career Village?
Where did Career Village originate from, Why did you guys make it, Who is the original creator and how were you able to further expand your community and make it what it is now?

What made you choose cybersecurity? Have you always been interested in technology or was this a profession you just fell into??
How easy is it to adjust into this career?

Looking at how the world is today, what would you suggest is a good course of study for a 12th grader about to enter the world? I am looking at lucrative engineering courses by the way.
A tech-related course that piques my interest...

I am interested in government applications of AI. What are some useful applications and how were they developed?
I would like get a better understanding of military vs non-military applications.

What opportunities are there for high school students in Pennsylvania to learn ?
Looking for technology training

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?