What r/careerguidance is talking about this week

My husband graduated with a degree in aerospace engineering around 2015 but never actually worked in the field. He ended up pursuing a career in the military and law enforcement instead. Things...

I work at a small manufacturing company with 14 employees. Currently handling purchasing and supplier relationships. My boss called me in last week and offered to make me Director of Supply Chain....

Is 31 to old to go to school to become a radiologist?

My husband use to work at Dow, his mother got diagnosed with dementia he refused to place her, left his job to care for her, he will be 50 next year but she is at her end of life now. How screwed...

I worked as a scheduling coordinator for a fire safety inspection company for almost 3 years. Left earlier this year because the place was getting badly managed and I got profitable on moon. Well,...

So everyone seems to by saying get into healthcare and trades as a reaction to the death/decline of tech and white collar jobs. But isn't this what happened with tech? I remember in the 2000's...

&x200B; I'm curious what everyone does for a living, how you got there, and what your career path looked like. I'm hoping to find something that could realistically get me into the $75k–$100k...

I'm 33 and spent the last 8 years running two laundromats that my parents started. Managed employees, payroll, equipment repairs, vendor contracts, customer complaints, basically everything. We...

I'm looking for advice on helping my mom reenter the workforce after being a stay-at-home mom for over 25 years. My dad recently passed away unexpectedly, and he was the primary breadwinner for...

I'm 43. I've worked in a variety of jobs, mostly centered around writing and communication. I worked in financial communications, got a Masters in Teaching and taught high school English and ESL,...