Can anyone give some career advice ?
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see your school counselor
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whut? \n\nhow old are you and what do you like to do.  It'd be good to find a career doing something you enjoy doing.  Figure out your priorities-- making more money or having more time, for example.
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hey, this the advise from one of your good friend in christ \nso the best courses you could take in , social administrator , and community counselling and guarding so that you could be fluences ihe handling some  current suggestion
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check out the details of what you want to do and don't get into nothing that you aren't comfortable with the getting out process.\n\nthat seems to be what's missing!
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You will have to bypass the recruiters, personnel clerks, and such.  Find a company you would consider, with your background one which does international business, and write to the president (if smallish) or the department head, and ask for advice on a career change.  Don't send a resume.  Call back in a couple of days, and try to visit with him on the phone (I use "him" as a convenience, not to be sexist), and ask if you could come speak to him in person.  In the meantime, do a bit of research on the company (S & P and the like), so you can speak intelliginstly about THEIR needs.  He may ask for a resume then (he probably knows what you're really after, the whole point is to get in the door), ask you for additional time, or wish you luck.  This at least will get you some interview experience.  Good luck!
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I would suggest either getting a Business education, or a teaching degree, if you think you like teaching.  Business you can use to do an awful lot of things, if you are unsure what you want to do.  However, I would only kind of heed the person above me answer, the marketable part of it is right- but dont just pick any old major.  My brother has struggled with his English degree, and a guy I knew that majoed in Poli Sci just because he liked it (but didnt have any real plan what to do with it afterward) managed to get a job, but has been kinda stuck in the same place forever.  So the marketable part is the key.  Poli Sci or other majors liek that are fine if you have aplan as to what you want to do with them (for Poli Sci, Law School, urban planning, etc would all be fine ways to go, so its viable, as long as you liek the career paths that it most likely lends itself to).
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Can you provide more specifics about what you want to be?
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When I was an undergrad freaking out about my major, the best advice I got was to do the following: Pick up a copy of your university's catalog, somewhere near the front of it will most likely be a list of all the possible majors at your school.  Now, go through and cross off everything you know you definitly DON'T want to do.\n\nIt was simple advice but it helped me so much.  I was overwhelmed with possibilities, once I was able to narrow down my options (in this way), I felt like I could more easily choose.  \n\nI think that will help you a lot.\n\nThen, yes, go talk to your advisor and anyone else you know that has a job you might be interested in.\n\nAnd finally, your major does not decide your life.  Most businesses are interested in you having an undergraduate degree, from there you can always go to graduate school once you have a more specific set of career goals.
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university. more and more decent jobs these days are lookin for someone with a college (university) education.\n\nor you could always learn a trade, i guess, but you would be limiting yourself to that for a while.\n\ni suggest talking to an academic/career counselor for specifics. they are very helpful people, trust me.\n\ngood luck in your endeavors.
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Talk to someone in HR / Personnel about it and seek their advice....
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Well to pour u some advise!\n\nStop begging for Jobs!\n\nBe positive to show ur tallent and pick up ur target and hit them with ur ideas.\nP\nass on ur CV to every door of the company at ur decired place. Give then amd follow it up with a smile ( ITS JOB HUNT)\n\nUse the internet and place ur resume on Career websites! u can have good calls.\n\nRead your local news paper for opurtunities and be dare to face it!\n\nVisit companys websites and post ur career need.\n\nWhen all ur tries veins! just think and act where u are going on and why u are out of the crowd.. u can get new solutions and regain ur power to achive the best.\n\nSince we are not in ur place : an ADVISE is the best solution!
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Perhaps finding something in your field of study. You didn't mention what your career plans are. Anything that would benefit getting you foot in the door before graduation. \n\nIf you like working with children maybe working at a daycare. \nWhat about the public library? You can work there part time and the pay is decent.
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Go to your nearest community college, get a copy of the curriculum offered and ask to make an appointment w/an career advisor.  They can give you a test to help determine your best academic field and interests.  Hopefully, you'll find a health care profession interesting to you as there are openings in the health care field all over the country.  Vet tech is another field that is growing with a wide range of possibilities.  Good luck!
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First Step: Know which Field you want to get into (You probably have this step down). If not then go to a career assessment center/workshop and find out what careers are good for you and your lifestyle.\n\nSecond Step: Have a strong and yet truthful resume. There are plenty of self-help books available on this topic. Depending on work experience should not be more than 2 pages long maximum (1 page is usually preferred). Make sure your resume is tailored to fit the job you are applying for. Have a cover letter to go with it.\n\nStep 3: Presentation is very important whether it be your resume or your personality (especially at interview time). \n\nStep 4: To really get that job.....the following keywords are very important..'Networking' with the right people. Doing 'research' on potential companies and basically being in the know of what will be expected of you.\n\nStep 5: Apply for jobs online through company websites and also through job websites like monster.com etc, in person at job-fairs, word-of-mouth among friends and relatives, university career centers, local and national classifieds in newspapers, and last but certainly not the least through Recruiters/Headhunters.\n\nIf I have to sum it up in a sentence. You want to be very convincing to your future employer that YOU are the person they have been looking for. I hope this information helps. Wish you the best.
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what are you looking to go into later, do you have any idea?  depending upon that one might be more helpful.
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TO BEGIN WITH STOP ASKING STUPID QUESTIONS ON YAHOO ANSWERES ...AND START POSTING YOUR CV TO PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYERS ON THE NET...WISH YOU LUCK
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The best way to start is monster.com\nPost your resume! Also, your college/university has a career center. Go and talk with them, they can be invaluable.\n\nhttp://www.monster.com