r/careerguidance: A place to discuss career options, to ask questions and give advice!

Does anyone know of a career service focused on working with adults possibly developing a professional looking CV or have any advice on volunteering part-time (I could afford to volunteer …

r/Career_Advice: This subreddit helps redditors find their perfect career by finding out exactly what their passion is.

r/Career_Advice: This subreddit helps redditors find their perfect career by finding out exactly what their passion is.

Don't take work and career too serious. It's 2023, we are truly living the transformative age of the "digital industrial revolution 2.0" as I like to call it. You can always find a job, increase skills, and learn with …

Best career advice you're gonna get today I've been reading this subreddit for a while, both from the grads, and the much more experienced people, who I generally agree with it (if I don't, it's usually …

You might get lucky with a great job regardless, but most likely, you'll end up like most people in their jobs- miserable, feeling inadequate, and unable to understand what the point of it all is.

Dec 26, 2023 · trueI think for me is love your work instead of love your company. Love your work means you build your skills and become really good at something and that is valuable to any companies. …

Jan 12, 2010 · I've been looking for a new remote job for a year but I can't find anything and the thought of going back to an office sounds frustrating right now. I can't work this job in 2024 or I'm going to go …

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