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What I have heard is having 7 years of experience one can earn around 1.5lakhs per month. What if working for 15, 20 .. years. Or I still think Had completed this much number of years.?Do they remain a programmer or they gets a chance of becoming higher authority or something
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I am planning to go but just need tips on why.

Such as biology, or wildlife programs

I've seen more people creating LinkedIn accounts and I am wondering why.

What are some tips that can help decide what colleges to apply to?

As an upcoming senior, I'm still unsure of what to pursue so having an idea would get me brainstorming at least.

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purchase line hs, into medicine and science, somewhat good at math,

People go to college for many reasons. People go to make more money. Alot of poeple want a good job for the future and they want to suceed in life.

How do I get into engineering? What schools have good engineering programs? What professions make good money? What do you recommend? I have good grades.

What should I do? I like math and science and have good grades.
I like to be outside and have fun. I like working with others. I am positive. I like a challenge.

As a highschool / college student what can I do for work to start gaining experince in sales? Is there anything that is more valuable to spend my time on?

Depending on who you are diffrent colleges might be better for you. Some people may want to go to a trade school or even no school. This may be better for people that don't like school.

People go to collage fr a lot of diffrent reasons. Is there one reason that is far more valued than all of the others. Sometimes people go because of the job they want to do later.

For my future career, I would like to do something that can support myself and my family, but I also enjoy going to my job every day.

I want to know how to get into a good college. I want to learn how to apply for a good school and have a better chance of getting in.

I want to reach my goals for my career but I'm not sure how to get there. My goals are:
-decide on a profession
-Going to college
-getting a good career
-make money
-Succeed in whatever profession i do
Any tips to help me?

I need to reach my career goals if i want to grow up and have a good job

Tips, answers to difficult questions, etc.

What are some good jobs after college, and how to apply for some?

Hey, I'm a high school student conducting a research project on how your remote workspace impacts your job satisfaction. If you work from home could you complete this survey, it takes about 5 minutes. Thanks in advance!
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In what ways do you discipline yourself to get the best results out of work?

What do i have to become before i can work as an Architectural Engineer/Manager? What position do i have before the boss? What type of other skills will i need to be lower that a manager?

What is the typical day in the life of an engineer?

I'm interested in becoming a biomedical engineer, but not sure where I should start.

I know that I want to have a career as a software engineer or a career that has something to do with AI (although I'm not sure what). Are there any colleges that specialize in this that aren't as well known? Or colleges that you all recommend? Saying this because I recently discovered RIT...

Should you go straight into college if you're not completely sure what to major in, or should you take some time away from school?

When should one prepare and get ready to create a college application. I want a sufficient amount of time to create one so it can be professional and not sloppy.

I am 17, I am a junior at Rock hill high school, I just recently moved here and practically just started fresh. I am not even quite sure what I want to do as far as after I get out of high school. I already have a job but that's really not a career. so long story short is what are some things I...

As students transition between middle school and high school (or high school to college), they might notice that the material is getting harder to understand. What suggestions do you have?

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Currently in Job Corps, going through the culinary arts program.

How can I get a job in Data Science as I am new to this field and have no prior experience? What are the steps I can take in order to get an internship or entry-level job?

How do I decide which career to start with if I have multiple interests?