Career advice for my friend?
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rent the Movie " Daddy Day Care " \nshe would need to take some courses and get certified and get her house inspected, but she could work form home taking care of children for a real nice pay check..\nthat's what I would do if I were her...\nGreat choice as I see it..\nwork for herself and take care of her children and other children and make a great pay\nLook into this option, please\nGood Luck\nand God Bless
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I don't know her, but I will help you as much as I can.\n\nWhat will help her make her career decision is for her to know what she is good at (ex. music, science, working with computers) and what she likes to do (ex. sewing, helping others, cooking). Using these pieces of information, she can use them to help her decide. Soem examples are below:\n\n-If she likes sewing or is good at sewing, she could decide she wants to be one of those people who make clothes\n-If she likes Physics or is interested in space, she could decide to be an astronomer\n-If she likes and is good at music, she could decide to be a music teacher\n-If she likes cooking, she could decide to be a chef at a restaurant\n-If she likes writing stories, she could decide to be an author\n-If she's good at math and science, she could decide to be an engineer\n\nGet it?
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Do something which your boss does not anticipate which really helps him come out of a tight situation.\n\nLots of fruitful work is an opportunity, do it, you will learn.\n\nA companion as a boss is good as you know him. ( You remember, a known devil...... )\n\nThink after all he is a guy like you not God. Enjoy.
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Why blaming on your friend?\n\nMany options are available here:\n\nhttp://jobsearchtech.about.com/od/resumes/
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if he really wants a job, you can try calling the guidance counselour at his school. there is a such a thing as a summer job, one that he can only work at for the summer. its a great opportunity for him to learn some responsibilty. plus, with a summer job, if he's good enough, he can get part-time during the school year. (there are also internships available which can lead to proper placement later)
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It's really great that you're thinking seriously about career matters. I think the best advice I got was from Joseph Campbell, you might have read it too: "Follow your bliss."\n\nHe says you can choose an "easy" or safe career, and make money, but then you might also miss your calling in life.\n\nIf you choose to follow your bliss (what makes you feel truly alive), then you will end up with the money also (as did Campbell).\n\nOf course, some fields are more competitive than others. But the media world is experiencing explosive growth, and there is so much opportunity (just check www.brightcove.com for example to see a bit of the future).\n\nThe "competitiveness" or job prospect data of any industry out there, only serve to discourage people who do not have courage. With determination, passion, a focus on excellence and boundless courage, you can do anything in this life.
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Buy her a beautiful frame or plaque to show her diploma off.  Or you could take her out for a night of just plain fun, just to get away from the stress of finding a new job. Or depending on her degree, you may get something for her that pertains to what she will be doing, like a briefcase-for business, stethascope-nurse, etc.  congrats to your friend and good luck with your gift buying, your a good friend.
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Let your friend follow the advice of the butthead. Sometimes the best advice you can give is to not give any advice at all.
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focus on 1 career path at once.\n\ntry things. start something.\n\nthen you'll know what goes and what doesn't, for you.\n\nyou can always change the track if it is totally wrong.\nbut, usually it isn't. you need to give dedication to something... then you'll know better.\n\nI guess.
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Sociology is a great option! \n\nAny undergrad degree in the arts and letters is good choice if she wants a graduate degree in Criminology.\n\nAs for careers, she can work as a counselor in a correctional facility or a state hospital. She can work as a counselor for a county agency. She can work for the government, be it local, state or federal.
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Law,\n\nCongrats on the PhD!\n\nEmployers are probably hesitant because you are still in school.\n\nCheck with your University's Career Services Department and see what they have available.\n\nAsk your Professor for leads...that will be the biggest help.\n\nWorst come to worse, get an on campus job.
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Oh hon, how old are you?  You sound JUST LIKE me when I was just finishing up school.\n\nNo one can (or should) tell you what to do with your life, especially not a bunch of strangers who know nothing about you.  It's a hard decision, and one that you need to really do a lot of soul searcing on.\n\nGo ahead and keep going to school.  Take a wide variety of subjects, and see what tickles your fancy.  Then do some research on those careers - what a typical work day is like, what a normal salary is, how much education is required, what the job market is like now, and what the projected job market will be like once you've finished your degree.\n\nI know you may be asking just to ask, but in case you are really looking for serious advice, I hate to see anyone do it the hard way like I did (married, working full time and going to school, too.)  I THOUGHT I knew what I wanted to do, and jumped straight into it my freshman year of college to find out I hated it.  Two major changes later I finally ended up dropping out.\n\nSo, since it sounds like we have a lot in common, besides accounting (what I do now) I have also considered - financial advisor, psychologist, teaching, engineering, and architecture.  I also plan, sometime in the next few years, to start my own business as a contract bookkeeper.\n\nEdited - typos galore :)
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Keep him as your friend. He's smart, you may pick up some pointers from him.
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Bachelors at least...had a friend that went to the F.B.I.
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Ask your friend to help you.
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be her friend and make suggestions outside of meetings. If I feel the value of staying in this job of yours', I'd see it as the best training ground for my softskills~ influencing people. How to measure success? You'd become her panic aid, she comes to you when she panics- you can soothe her. When shes indecisive, you'll be her favourite person to talk to, giving subtle hints on solutions.
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Your friends is communication major, right?  Is it a technology degree or management degree? PR job needs various of managment skill like time management,crisis management,media control,ect and perfect writing skill. And a effective and wide personal relationship is the key to PR job.\nI have no idea about how many ingredients stated above your friend matches. But I will give your some general tips for win the job.\n1.List successful PR cases at frist in the CV  if he really has. What employers need is that the job is done effectively,efficiently and timely. The related successful cases will prove you can handle the  job without problems.\n2.List several PR related jobs he did before,which will show the employer your friend has been involved in PR projects,and the experience follows.\n3.State all your PR related job in PR's words,means you'd be professional or at least looks professional.\n\nThe point is trust,you should make the employer trust you that you can handle the job,and all your PR related experience and successful cases should show your strength compared with the PR majors.\nGood luck