Katie M asked:


Right now I am a undecided on a career choice, I am in college and considering declaring a major in media studies/ journalism. I was going to do an international relations major but my school no longer offers that. I am very interested in communications, social sciences, and the French language.
Some people have suggested a career as a Foreign Service Officer, I am a little concerned about being assigned abroad. I would not mind relocating inside the US or Europe.
Are there any careers like being a Foreign Service Officer only with more flexibility on location?

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arigrawr asked:


I’ve read most posts asking questions about jobs and everyone replied saying to teach English. Well, If I am fluent in Japanese what other jobs could possibly be available for me there?

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JaDaWi asked:


Also, Can you tell me anything about either of these careers? I’m looking to begin a career in one of those and not sure which course I should take. What are the pros and cons of each?

Thank you for your answers.

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Pol asked:


We are trying to identify the best bachelor degree for our son to pursue in college starting 2011. Such degree should make him acceptable to most number of jobs available after graduation, and to prepare him possibly for self-employment or for going into own business in the future, and not remain an employee forever. Please advise. Thanks.

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Lily asked:


I am a a girl and recently I did some aptitude tests and my results came back that both my physical reflexes and spacial awareness were extraordinary. They also revealed that my hand to eye coordination and visual memory is excellent.
If I apply these results to choosing a career I would do well in what sort of careers do you thing would suit these aptitudes?

Thanks!

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boe_dye asked:


I can understand a nose, and some earrings, obviously something underneath clothing is a non issue.

But I have to wonder what kind of employment a person can get with full facial tattoos, lip rings, eye brow rings (and some of the other crazy piercings you can easily google).

I mean, not everyone can be a musician/tattoo artist/jim rose circus sideshow freak.

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Olive asked:


Me and and my friend want to work this summer but are under the age of 16. We heard someware about underage employment cards are were wondering how you get one, and how to use it.

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♫TypicalGirl♫ asked:


I am still in high school, but I am great at art (painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, graphic design etc.) I want to go to collage and major in art and/or creative writing for at least 4 years, the education is not a problem for me.

Now my problem is, I don’t know what jobs are available to my interests, or the chances of the average person to succeed in that job. I do not what to spend years of my life and money to find out that my skills are worthless.

What would you suggest?

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Val T asked:


What are the employment protection agencies are there in the Washington state? I have a family member who gets abused by her boss, who fabricates false information to her boss in order to fire her. I know that there are government agencies that protect employees from this kind of abuse by meeting and talking with them and consult on how to deal with these kind of issues. I cannot find them anywhere though. Can you help me, please? Thank you in advance.

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nahid asked:


I have already recently granted Permanent Residence visa of Australia under Class BN Subclass 136 Skilled – Independent. Under my visa status I am eligible to live and work anywhere in Australia. I am currently residing in Bangladesh and planning to migrate Australia soon preferably in Sydney. I am exploring the possibility to arrange employment and accommodation in Sydney prior to my arrival.

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