I'm curious to understand: - What are the biggest concerns or challenges you've encountered when considering or attempting to change your career path? - In your experience, are there specific tools …

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Jun 7, 2024 · When you think about a high paying career path it can be summed up in three categories: Either one that has a high barrier to entry, has a good burnout rate, or one that is risky. My advice is …

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You can work in any industry that meets your fancy, and the career path takes you up through reputation management, strategic business advice, and possibly VP -c-suite territory.

While I don't mind the work, I'm a bit concerned about how this might impact my career trajectory. My goal is to move into more traditional software development roles in the future. Can this experience in …

I understand that without a master's degree, my salary and career growth potential will be limited. However, I see so many stories of SLPs who obtain their master's degree, end up in significant debt, …

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Apr 26, 2024 · I’m currently 27, (f) living with my parents and failed at my career. No jobs right now are hiring and I need to desperately get out and start doing things on my own.