Ken Simmons

You are going through some very normal concerns. With good planning and good networking, you can make some real meaningful progress.

Please let me where you are going to school, what your major might be, why you chose it, and who might you know who is doing what you think that you want to do. Also, what is it you want to do in your career and why?

I am enclosing a link to my career advice blog, which was put together by the people at Career Village. Please review it, as it is a good way to become familiar with what I have learned over the years and through my teaching and coaching many people have had much success.

https://medium.com/@careervillage/ken-simmons-career-advice-for-students-on-careervillage-org-61edf0c57217

I would like to work with you as your mentor.

Looking forward to working with you to help you to reach fulfilment!

Answered 4 years ago

Ken Simmons

You are going through some very normal concerns. With good planning and good networking, you can make some real meaningful progress.

Please let me where you are going to school, what your major might be, why you chose it, and who might you know who is doing what you think that you want to do. Also, what is it you want to do in your career and why?

I am enclosing a link to my career advice blog, which was put together by the people at Career Village. Please review it, as it is a good way to become familiar with what I have learned over the years and through my teaching and coaching many people have had much success.

https://medium.com/@careervillage/ken-simmons-career-advice-for-students-on-careervillage-org-61edf0c57217

I would like to work with you as your mentor.

Looking forward to working with you to help you to reach fulfilment!

Answered 4 years ago

Justin Kurtz

Do you want a job or a lifestyle?

What about english excites you?

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Answered 8 years ago

Erin Gallagan

Think about majoring in communications. It allows you to use your writing/reading skills, and also gives you an opportunity to take courses in some business subjects, such a marketing. Writing skills are needed in every job! I was a communications major and did a lot of group projects. Even in my job today, I work in a lot of groups.

Answered 8 years ago

William Gillen

An off track idea, teach English as a second language in a foreign country that you always wanted to live in or visit. Sign up for a year, explore life and perhaps come up with some business ideas that you can use there or bring back to the States.

Answered 8 years ago