Career questions tagged work


Where can I find BDR/SDR internships?
I am a 18 years old European who is on his last year of high school. When I graduate high school I want to find a remote BDR job so that I can move to the US. Anyways I need to find some internships now that I am in Europe so that when I will be looking for full time positions I will be able to get them. I already got an interview set up with a US a company on LinkedIn but I really want to maximise my chances. I have a CRM blog with 120 articles and a bunch of experience with my own digital marketing projects, I have 160+ connections on LinkedIn and all the necessary software certifications. Can you tell me where can I find BDR internships for this role now that I am still in school. If those are unpaid it would be just fine I just want some experience. Also i will go on a school trip for 4 days on Eastern Europe while attending high school for 30 hours a week. Can you tell me if I can find it and if it’s feasible for me to find one? Possibly with a US company…

How Can I Earn Tuition Money While Being a Full-Time Student ?
I am a full-time student in Uganda, but I also need to find a way to pay for my tuition. I’m unsure what options are available to me. Are there flexible job opportunities, remote work, or part-time work that can fit around my school schedule? Are there scholarships, grants, or financial aid programs that I might qualify for? I would appreciate any advice. Thank you! *Note: This is an anonymous question from a learner.

How do you handle the work-life balance?
I figured having a job and also a life outside of a job can be hard to manage, so I am curious to know some tips!

How good is Security?
Would being a Security Guard be worth it in the long term? Such as being a TSA agent, TSO or just a Security Guard in general? Are they hard to get into?

How satisfied are you with your job, Financial Analysts?
Please rate your job satisfaction (is there enough time for your personal life, are you happy coming to work, do you enjoy living and being financial analyst) from 1 to 10 (where 1 - not satisfied at all and want to change your profession and 10 is very satisfied) And share why As many even simple and short responses will really help, ask your friends financial analysts if you can Thank You very much ☺️💕

What was the hardest part of the transition from school life to work life ?
I am currently a senior in high school and I attend Fox High School in Arnold. I am planning on attending a university next year, majoring in hospitality management. I feel like it would be a difficult adjustment from going to school almost everyday to beginning the work life. What was the hardest part of the transition from school life to work life?

How does internships work? Do you get paid? How long do you work for and what do you learn exactly?
Im looking for a way to learn and get paid to save and decide what i want to study for my career path as i get older.

what are some jobs that a 17 year old that can work from home?
I'm 17 years old and I go to johns burg high school in Illinois but Im switching to home school and I was looking at jobs but I cant seem to find any jobs that says they hire 17 year old to do remote work.

What is the work life balance of an ultrasound tech?
I want to work in the healthcare field but not become a doctor or nurse. I would like to hear from those who work as ultrasound techs. How do you handle stress at work? Do you have enough time for your personal life? And do you feel fulfilled with what you do?

How can I set realistic financial goals as a high school student, such as saving money, earning through part-time jobs, or investing, and what steps can I take to start building wealth early while balancing my education and career interests?
This question is asking how you, as a high school student, can begin setting and achieving financial goals. It suggests focusing on activities like saving money, working part-time, and possibly learning about investments. It also highlights the need to balance your financial goals with your schoolwork and career aspirations.

What skills or experiences do you consider most important for someone entering architecture today?
What skills or experiences are crucial for someone entering architecture today, and how can I develop them? Specifically, which technical skills, design approaches, sustainability knowledge, communication strategies, and real-world experiences should I focus on to become well-rounded and competitive in the field?

How does it all work?
How long did it take for you to understand your place in your field of work? What has been the most difficult part of your work that you still struggle with? If you could say one thing to new workers, what would it be?

Do US companies hire EU remote workers?
I’ve been scrolling Reddit a lot today and it’s really taking a toll on my mental health, I am a 18 years old European, and I am very proficient with English, I have good skills, portfolio and certifications on several fields, such as: SEO, social media management PPC(all the other Digital marketing field basically) business analysis and SQL. I also have a grasp of Sales and I am familiar with lots of tools in those areas. Scrolling on Reddit I basically saw how redditors tend to think that US companies that hire EU employees remotely are very rare and usually underpay them. I don’t know if that true or just BS that comes out of Reddit. I really need those jobs so I would like to get one, for at least 50k a year(I mean that would be great). I was also looking maybe at a Business development rapeenstative, I would be really good at sales, in particular Software/tech sales. I have to land a job 6/9 months from now to be optimal(I am still in high school, but I am 18). Can you tell me if this is feasible or it’s just a pipe dream? Is Reddit right about this or just pessimistic, as always?

How can a teenagers get into real estate?
As a 15 year old in grade 10 who is interested in real estate and it's a career I would like to pursue in future but I would like to start working now in my teenage years so I will gain experience and explore my options I would like to know which agents can hire or give internships to teenagers

What made you guys choose the career you chose? What motivated you to continue to strive towards that goal and why do you still do it to this day?
I'm currently 17 and I will be heading into the neuromuscular system field(Neuroscience) to pursue my life long dream job of being a neurosurgeon so I can save lives.

How to improve my communication skills?
I am a 7th grader and have always hated to present alone up in front of my class. No matter what I'm scared of either messing up or doing something I shouldn't have. Just wondering how to over work that fear, and be able to feel confident in front of many.