#career-path

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fromBrooklyn Eagle
1 month ago

This footballer is a real-life saver

My mother knew all along. Columbia University wanted me to play football... She had no clue what that coach was talking about.
Brooklyn
Higher education
fromBusiness Insider
1 month ago

My son has a lot of regrets about college, especially not taking a gap year. But he did one thing right that saved him thousands.

Taking a gap year could have helped to avoid regrets about college and career choices.
Understanding actual career paths and pay scales is crucial before selecting a major.
Chelsea
fromwww.90min.com
1 month ago

Chelsea players tried their hand at changing car tyres with hilarious results

Noni Madueke shines in football despite early doubts about his suitability for other careers.
fromBusiness Insider
1 month ago

I got married and started my career young. When I got divorced and quit my job, I compared myself to others.

I compared myself to my best friend, who I felt was doing life milestones the "right" way.
Relationships
fromIrish Independent
2 months ago

'Be stubborn with your ambition, but flexible about how you get there' - Irish celebrities on their Leaving Cert experience

"I was a musician and I suppose, really, I always wanted to get into performance. But I didn't realise it - and that's a big problem too..."
Higher education
fromBusiness Insider
2 months ago

The secret backdoor to a career on Wall Street: student finance clubs

Campus finance clubs are vital for students aiming for careers in finance.
Arts
fromwww.nytimes.com
4 months ago

Enamel Watch Dials by Vanessa Lecci Rarely Exceed 2 Inches

Vanessa Lecci is a versatile artisan known for her mastery in enameling, influenced by her artistic family background and diverse career experiences.
fromPortlandTribune.com
4 months ago

Nathaniel Dunaway returns to teach at Crook County High, where his journey began

"Nathaniel Dunaway’s unexpected journey into teaching illustrates how mentorship can profoundly impact a student's career path, shaping their ambitions and future decisions."
Education
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