TJ Xia

honestly feel like I'm at a crossroad. I've been told to get a job that pays well, but to also get one that I will enjoy in the long term. All my life, I've wanted to go into the crime and investigation studies , on the physical side, but I feel as though that would be something that wouldn't...

Specific extracurriculars? Volunteering? Dedication? Good GPA?

Looking for a job

Why do you need to work hard

I will be by myself as an individual

What steps can I take to align my career aspirations with the current market demands and emerging trends in my field?

My whole life I've been sure I would become a teacher when the time comes. Up until recently I've began to doubt myself. Any way to know if this is how I want to spend

would it be easy to be a human resource manager and how could i make sure I'm able to do my job the right way?

What does the interviewer want to hear from the students applying to NP school

I'm a fairly busy person, but I really enjoy my free time and I am not the best at organizing my time. My schedule proves it greatly.

Being a hostess or waitress, there is a lot of social contact. I would like it to be my first or second job, but I think it might be hard for me because of my anxiety.

How did you write your essays?

1. What profession did you choose? Why? 2. How many years of college did you need to go through? 3. What jobs did you work before you landed your present professional job? 4. How can I decide if I should earn a PH.D. in this field? 5. Were you in a college program? 6. Did you have to pivot and...

I have a lot of projects that include the school projects which I can't seem to finish yet because just by thinking and organizing it is overwhelming and I burned out.

I'm currently going into my first year of college. I was planning on doing a major in Physics with a minor in film but the more I look into it and do research the more I find out that Physics isn't a secure job. I was originally going to do Computer Science before Physics and I was thinking of...

just want to know

As a freshman in college, I have a GPA of 3.5 and got mostly B's in math. I have experience with technology (like basic coding) but not engineering in high school. Two majors at my school are Communication Technology (CT) and Electrical Engineering (EE). CT contains classes in digital media...

I have lots of interests in many fields, and it is very overwhelming to decide what I want to do and decide where I would like to go for college.

How did you get started about the career you are in and why were you interested in it? Was it easy to learn about your career? What do you enjoy about it?

I want to sell my business very well. I feel like I just need to be out there more, any tips ?

how are you going to make a small business by knowing your stuff like items, and how much is your income.

like the job that does require the most education and diplomas because what if someone doesn't have what it requires like education. Because i want a job that doesnt require too much education

As a sophomore, I want to know what habits or mentalities to keep and assure myself I am on the right path.

Can you connect me with jobs/training programs/or tools I should be looking into as a electrician?

What industry trends or changes should I be aware of getting into an electrician career? What didn’t you know prior to your position as an electrical engineer that you wish someone had told you?