Employment

Danny B asked:


I have a strong interest in pharmacology but more from a research and development point of view. I know that pharmacy is more of an active medical career where you interact with patients daily. I am more interested in understanding the way chemicals interact with the body on a molecular level and finding new chemicals that can be used for medicinal treatment. So, what career would best be suited to those interests and what kind of degree would be most beneficial for it?

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formerpineapple asked:


What I mean is – careers where learning a language is important in the career. For instance (these are really boring and odvious examples!):
- tour guide
- translator

The most interesting and original one will get best answer!

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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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jO asked:


I want to go into a career that involves counselling or coaching somehow. What kind of careers are there to choose from relating to this type of work and really important, why kind of university program should I consider taking?

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ksquared013 asked:


I’m a high school senior, and I’m planning on majoring in Chemical Engineering. However, I am also considering med school afterwards (to become a Family Physician, maybe.)

I know I’d have the qualifications for it, but I don’t know if everything will just be too overwhelming/strenuous. 4 years of med school + 3 years of residency + fellowship + yearly examinations + other stuff I don’t yet know about equals a huge chunk of your life during the years that most people settle down and start a family.

So I guess my question (sorry it took so long) is how much devotion does a career in medicine require? Don’t get me wrong, I like to be challenged, I’m a hard worker, but I don’t want to be “married” to my career.

So thanks for your help.

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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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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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