Employment

glo asked:


I am in my 1st year in college & have no idea what I would like to pursue. My friends say I am very creative & have a good eye for thinking of ideas for improving things. I would like to have a career where I can use my qualities but also have a high paying job. What is a good career that I can pursue?

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mighty* :] asked:


I’m a seventeen year old high school student and I am extremely interested in becoming an actress. I took an Acting Workshop class at my school two years ago and I got a 90% A and the teacher said I have “Stage Precense”. I’ve been interested in Acting as a career since I was five or six years old.

So, my question is this: What should I do to pursue a career in acting? I live on Long Island (close to NYC). Should I print up a resume now and take headshots after February (when I get my braces off) and then go on auditions over the summer?

My aunt says I should go to college, which I want to, but I want to make sure I’ve exhausted every effort to become an actress first. So should I take a year off to pursue acting and then go to college?

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somanyquestions asked:


Form SSA-1945, Statement Concerning Your Employment in a Job Not Covered by Social Security is what exactly? Who does this document applies to? How does this affect a person who signs this document?

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Benji asked:


I know its realy expensive and I was wondering what career you will need to buy a expensive exotic car like that. Also how much does it cost per month and stuff like that.

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Garima Gupta asked:


I love history and i want to pursue a career in it but i’m not very smart. My gpa isn’t very good but when i take a higher level history class. I’d be willing to put the work in if i had to. Right now i’m looking at a career in art, i’m passionate about that but it doesn’t make sense to me like history does. History just clicks in my brain.

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dean asked:


I’m 20 years old, and struggling to choose a college major. I don’t know how others do it so easily, there is so much that I want to learn and explore and if this choice decides what I’m going to do for the rest of my life then it must be right. Its so hard for me to decide because there are so many good choices, but the thing I am most passionate about is traveling. I’m really open to anything. So what career should a person who wants to travel the world and learn new things and meet new people choose?

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Dark_angel asked:


Would you move to another part of the world just to be with your hubby? If the husband isn’t financially stable would you take the risk? Would you ever give up your marriage for your career or the other way around?What risks are you taking if you decide to put your career first?

Anyone out there been to something similar to this? I would really appreciate it xD

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Tom asked:


Hi

I am graduating from university and looking/applying to various jobs at the moment. I was looking for some info about careers in real estate property or a similar sort of a job. I heard that its not a strictly office job and that you get to get out the office a fair bit. What is the likely amount you’d be earning throught your career? Is it a career you would recommend? Any help would be welcome guys.

Thanks.

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MLeinart7 asked:


I don’t want to be a doctor, lawyer, etc or anything that would require a Ph. D or anything like that.

I feel that after much soul searching I would be good in a career that is highly structured and that could be mathematically orientated and that is people orientated. What are some jobs that would entail some of these requirements?

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♦ELEMENT DIAmond♦ asked:


I want a career wear i can work with a team and use creative ideas to make money for maybe a company. I also want a career that’s not boring, like i would like to meet new people and maybe even travel sometime. What would i have to major in college for a career like this?

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