please help-career questions- life-?
832511
First, if you want to have a good job and that pay good you need to continue your education. Now, as far as what to do, here you is up to you. You need to think on what you like, are you good in math? do you like to be around children? do you like to help other people? ask this kind of questions to your self and once you get the answers then look at the jobs out there. For example if you are good in math and you like to computers then you might want to go for a career like Engineering, Physics, Computer Science. And remember the higher eduction you get the more chances of getting a job that pays $60,000+
967811
alright i took the tickle test and it wasnt that bad but i have a site for you to visit for the career test it is http://webapps01.act.org/eDISCOVER/\n\ncheck that out it has the best tests for career interests and what not to help you out!!!\n\nnow this is extremely important if you cant get on to this then im me or email me and i will give you a login name or find a way to get you on also to just look up career you can try the occupational outlook handbook and onet they are good resources.....if you still cant get on to discover than talk to people at school because they may have it...\n\nalso try www.collegeboard.com they have a career test and it is very helpful ok hope that helped!!!!
767264
First of all no one can specifically tell you how to start a new career.\n\nYou must do your homework. Ask yourself these questions:\n\nWhat do I want to do?\nWhat skills do I have?\nWhere do I want to work?\n\nThen you will be able to have a better idea of how to start your new career.\n\nIf you can network with people who might be in the field or industry you are interested in.\n\nCheck out this website from Monster. It is about career advice topics you can use to start your research.\n\nGod Bless and best of luck with finding your new career!
1049360
Most employers push a code of ethics.  Really, you'll feel much better about yourself if you tell the truth.  Living with yourself is the most important thing.  If they don't want you; then you don't want them.  You do not need to "mention" anything on your resume.  If they ask right out, then that is different.  Try really hard to improve your attitude about life.  Everything else (including a job) will fall into place after that.  Good luck.
1145863
Wow...are we talking about career or just in general? Career wise, a community college will offer career testing - for a minimal fee of perhaps $10 wherein you can channel what you enjoy and hopefully start a career.  If we are talking in general - we don't really get to decide do we?  I personally have found that yoga and meditation, a mind body and spirt connection, helps me reconnect with what is important to me in my life.  The unnecessary things in life will eventually fall away.  Your life is an accumulation of your choices - so think twice about them.  One of my favorite sayings is "you are either growing or dying...there is no inbetween".  So you grow sister.
20788
why would you ask this question????  Its extremely  ambiguous. Dont you want to know what people's careers are along with it?  And where they may work?   HMMMMM...wierd.
510739
There is a large veriety of people out there.  This gives you a chance to pick out the answers that suit you.  Good luck.
300819
practice answering typical questions they may ask you.......like.\n1) describe a time you were involved in a conflict, and how did you deal with/resolve it.\n2) tell me about a time when you had a deadline which you realised you could not meet. What did you do?\n3) teall me about a time you were told to do something by a superior you did not agree with. what did you do? \n\nthe trend in this country is to ask 'situational' questions....to find out how you deal with certain situations.\n\nbut seriously, be yourself......smile...you'll be great!!!!
1147361
If you're not sure what to do, I would go to a career counselor.  I spent about 5-7 years wasting my time in a career I didn't enjoy.  I was skeptical at first to going to one too.  It definitely changed my life but you have to be open to it and understand that it will tell you more about yourself and then you'll have to figure out a job that fits.\n\nAlso, you can try this site:  http://www.jobpodge.com\n\nIt's a site of real life job experiences.  My counselor recommended it to me when I wanted to find out more about certain careers and had no idea who to talk to about it.  Good luck!
1054901
Suggestions dependent upon what you are seeking.\nMore rest?  What to do with the rest of your time? \n\nEven more questions following the answer to the first question asked in regards to your question.  (In other-words, we need more details!)
1135850
Oh man, I can relate.  My career path has been very rocky lately, to say the least.  I know it sounds trite, but this kind of helped me: My grandfather always says everything happens for a reason.  Hang on, keep your chin up, and know that everything will turn out all right in the end.  If it's not all right, it's not the end.\n\nGood luck!
390064
Not sure what you are looking for here.  Although if you are trying to figure out what Career you should be in or what you need to get into a specific career.  I found that the local College resource center is excellent.  You can make an appointment with a Career councilor or you can look through their books.  The book I found interesting was a list of all the programs available and the average starting salary and how many graduates got a job after graduating.  This helped me to decide what to go into.  It was important to me to get into a field that was hiring and had a good starting salary.  I also found my own little niche where my personality and skills I enjoyed would fit into it as a career.\nI found going to a career councilor helped a lot because she was experienced in dealing with people and knew all the various careers available (some I hadn't even thought of).  Some places even have a test they do that tells you what Career would best suit you.  \nThe Employment Insurance website has some Career development sections as well.\nHope this helps and good - luck
123480
hello \nwell you can be stable with your job if you believe that u r stable with it .. i have given a therapy to several ppl and i recommend u the same .. wen u wake every morning say that you are stable with your job and you will be .. the belief that you are stable is enough .. \nif furthermore u take an anlytical view let me tell u .. u must first of all know wat career you want to undertake ..list your priorities of your career and make it clear in your mind that its all in your hnds to be content with the job .. then go ahead and see your career path .. im sure you will be stable with your job soon. if u mail me .. i may be able to send u a complete document io wrote on career undertaking ..\nGod bless you \nBest regards,.. \nany more questions ..feel free to mail me
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Here is an exercise I use to help make a career map. This will help you figure out what will make you happy, then you can work on figuring out how to connect what you have done with where you want to go.\n\nI tried to past it here but it gets all wonky - so I put the link below.
1174262
try using the onet test, google the word onet, it has an occupational assessment that will help you narrow down the field, I used it and it really helped
680384
It is pretty hard to beat the job that I have.  I chose a very early retirement (money included) and an early divorce.  Wouldn't want any other job now, or ever.\n\nWhat is this with you, seems the only questions that you ever ask partain to what it is that someone else likes, wishes for, would like to do, their favorite something, etc..\n \nDon't you have a real life yourself, and you live only by voyeurism?  Must be very exciting.\n \nIf you are taking a Philosopy class, you just flunked.  Try a more real life subject next semester.\n \nYou can do better than this. Come on, ask some real questions. After you read the webpages below, of course.
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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.