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How will I know when I find the right career path for me?
I have so many interests; I fear starting a path and soon realize I am unsatisfied or rather unfulfilled. In an ever-changing world with time being the most valuable, I feel as if the mistake of choosing the wrong field for me is dire.
Ask a letter of reference from your old boss - 3 years no contact?
I'm going back to school after a few years of work. The school requests 2 letters of references but I haven't contacted my old employers for 3 years (I left during covid, and have been working remotely since for another company). Should I reach out to them on Linkedin and ask over there? Or...
Career paths for business ?
For people who work in business and business management what do you find most enjoyable and what made you pick your career
Also how much do you make (if not too personal)
Also best courses and colleges for it
What college is best for business school?
I would love to go into business. It has been my dream forever. I am a freshman in high school so I still have time to decide but I was wandering from the professionals
WHo can I find a career for me when I can't even think of what I want to be?
How can I find a career for me when I can't even think of what I want to be? I am extremely clueless. I am interested in something in the medical field.
Any tips for medschool?
How do you recommend preparing for college and does anyone have any study tip on how to make it feel less of a drag and make it stay in our mind better?
Questions about astrophysics?
Hi, I'm looking for somebody working in astrophysics willing to answer some questions I had about that career stream (just so I know what it's like working in it).
What do I need to focus on for college apps?
What are the most important aspects of a college application. My dream school is Stanford. What parts of my application should I focus on the most and is there any template or key words I can use?
How did you realize this was the career for you?
Was there anything that helped you decide in high school or in college?
What are things I can start doing now as a sophomore in High School to help get into the college I want to for Biomedical Engineering.
I have decided through a lot of experimenting and classes that I want to go into Biomedical Engineering. Colleges I was looking at included Cal Poly SLO, MIT, and Stanford.
How do I know when and how to get started on my career path?
I want to learn how to start getting attributes with jobs manual labor jobs.
How would I get noticed by professors, specifically of larger universities?
I’m looking to get accepted into the Ivy League specifically in anesthesiology, I know that this is a very difficult field, but I think that if I work my very hardest and pay attention I can reach the goal.
How did you find the work place that was right for you?
I do not have really any experience in the physical therapy field (no internships) so how can I find where to start?