Employment

Sapphire asked:


I would like to become a community health educator but at the same time I’d like to get involved in other humanitarian work such as helping the poor etc. How do I combine these two areas and look for a career that would involve both.

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Grubster11 asked:


So i finished the career, and want to start a new one. I finished all the freeskate challenges online, and I have every trophy except for online legend. If I delete my save game data, will it mess up any of my trophies? Do i just start a new career by doing that? I don’t mind if it erases my freeskate activities, because I already have the trophy for that.

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ShaneLer asked:


I’ve wanted to become a doctor, but I want to learn as much as possible and be able to use it for benefits for others, and I mean in the long run. A doctor saves lives, but that doesn’t really help humanity as a whole 100 years from now. What career in life could be pursed that could make you a “Newton” or “Bach” or anyone else that brings ease to others centuries after the departing, and requests a wide arsenal of grey matter? Thanks.

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af asked:


(employment relationship, laws regulating employment conditions, worker benefits, equal employment opportunity)
Why you like or dislike this law – in your opinion
Who does it benefit or who does it hurt
How does this law help or hurt?
Does it help individuals or businesses?
What would do to improve this law?
How would you change or enhance it?
Would you completely remove it?

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interdependent globalized world asked:


I have been, for the last 1-2 years been studying current events and some of the background information on world events especially in the Middle East and Northeastern Africa. I have attempted to keep track of everything reported out of this region of the world as well as all other parts of the world.

I just graduated high school but I know an enormous amount of information.

So, what type of career, after going to college, could I get with this type of knowledge?

Would I have to write books to make a living?

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Santi asked:


I’m studying to become a biomedical engineer at Lawrence technological university. I’d like to pursue a career with the military but am not sure where to start. What I’ve found online tells me that working as a Biomedical Equipment Technician is a possibility. Are there other career options?

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KripaKaran asked:


“Business” does not mean gainful employment, but it does include a wide range of business-related activities (meetings, trainings, negotiations) for which you are not being paid in the United States.

What does gainful employment means ?

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vlb03001 asked:


I am graduating college in May and am constantly looking for a job. I find that Craigslist, for the most part, is a joke, especially in my field which is communications and public relations. How are Careerbuilder and Monster? Any other good suggestions for websites that have solid employment jobs–not full of “make $1500 a day sitting at home!!” I’m sick of reading that crap.

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GeneBean asked:


I’m interested in cardiac sonography as a new career. I would like something in the health field and think this might be interesting.

If you are a cardiac sonographer, what are the best and worst things about your job. Do you mind working with old or obese people?

Who do you primarily see in this profession (typical patient), and do they treat you well?

Is this job fun? What are the hours like? Are you paid well?

Please, no spam answers. I will report them.

THANK YOU!

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rbrinny asked:


I’m planning to change careers. All the assesment tests indicate counselor to be my best career choice. I could go for MSW clinical social work, but need $ to pay off old tuition bill, then finish BA.

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