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Graduate Jobs in Management Consulting

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For over 12 years, James Lipton has been interviewing the hottest Hollywood celebrities for his show "Inside the Actors Studio." In this interview, Lipton shares advice for careers in Hollywood from his personal experiences and the hundreds of guests he's had a chance to sit down with.

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Career advice about becoming a dietitian?

Question by : Career advice about becoming a dietitian?
What do you like about working as a dietitian, what do you dislike about it? Is it a career that you would recommend? What is an average day like for a clinical dietitian?

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Answer by ckngbbbls
I am not a dietitian but have worked closely with many in my job as a cook at both hospital and nursing home and also when my husband was ill and we needed advice for his diet for post liver transplant and also diabetes.
A hospital dietitian sees patients and advises them on what ever diet the doctor recommends. It can be as simple as a low sodium or as complicated at a diabetic/renal combination diet.
A dietitian with discuss food choices with the patient, counsel them on making the proper choices and must also be able to communicate with various types of patients, elderly, angry ones who don't want to be on a special diet, etc.
As a cook, the dietitian was the person who held inservices for the cooks on any changes that research had made to special diets, instructed us on proper consistency for thickened liquid diets etc.
An average day would consist of patient visits, paper work, consulting with physicians, patient instruction etc.

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Question by Mr. Indiana: Is there anyone that will give you unbiased career advice?
I am a college graduate that is planning on furthering my education even more. I am not sure if I should go the MBA route, or specialize in a certain field such as marketing or PR. I know it depends on what I really want to do, but I am totally open to whatever will give me the best opportunities in the future. Anytime you talk to an adviser who is affiliated with a certain college or program, I feel like they're just trying to sell their program instead of guiding me towards what is best for me.

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Answer by doug02346
There are a couple of places you can look. The first is the Occupational Outlook handbook by the bureau of labor statistics:
http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos105.htm Look around there. You can also look through http://craigslist.org Judge by the frequency of types of job postings. That might give you hints. This won't tell you job outlooks but you can learn what different professions pay: http://salary.com

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What are some career advice for Economic Majors?

Question by tmoneyrocket: What are some career advice for Economic Majors?
Right now I'm an Economics major at UT austin and I would like to go into the business fields

What types of internships should I look for and where?

I would love to do to Ecomomics- MPA path but it's very hard to get into
also I would love to do Business Economics.

I was just hoping for any advice on things I can do or good steps to take right now. Anything will help. Thanks

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Answer by yoyoyo22
It depends on which business field you are interested in.

For example, a good background for investment banking might include an economics major with a few extra math courses and the Business Economics Option program (understanding basic accounting principles from ACC 311 and ACC 312, along with FIN 357 and 367, will give you an edge in job prospects).

If you really, really love accounting (again, I must re-emphasize this: you must absolutely love accounting), then go for the Economics-MPA program. Don't do Economics-MPA simply for the prestige of the degree. Also, the MPA program is designed for people who want to become CPAs and/or sell their souls to one of the Big Four firms. Yes, you can work in industry after receiving a MPA from McCombs, but know that most job offers will come from the likes of the Big Four.

If you want to go into a marketing related field, I would suggest minoring in advertising while majoring in economics. Unfortunately, McCombs won't let students outside the business school into their classes (sometimes the business school administration can be a little arrogant), so you won't be able to get into marketing courses, but advertising is just as good with a degree in economics.

For a MIS equivalent program, just minor in computer science. Yes, the classes aren't really that equivalent, but if you can program and understand the technical jargon, you can probably break into the IT field.

Finally, if management really interests you, you could complete the Business Economics Option program, work a few years, and then apply to a top MBA program. After all, MBA programs are more likely to accept undergraduate economics majors than undergraduate business majors, which definitely gives you an advantage. Work experience and the Business Economics Option would show MBA programs your desire to pursue a business field.

Best of luck!

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John Amaechi, Former NBA Player, Talks Being Gay, Career Advice
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AUSTRALIAN PILOT CAREER advice wanted from working pilots?

Question by Bladerunner: AUSTRALIAN PILOT CAREER advice wanted from working pilots?
I haven't flown for 13 years!
I had a CPL,NVFR, TWIN IR
TOT Hours: 376.3
Command hours: 110.7 icon sad AUSTRALIAN PILOT CAREER advice wanted from working pilots?
10.7 of which are in multi-engine (mostly IFR flight)
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So clearly this is not hot!
If I don't want to spend thousands of dollars, what can you suggest? I'm hoping that with the pilot shortage, I could find someone who's willing to get me recent again in exchange for a contract period or employment or such....

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Answer by Bert from Oz
For jobs, there's a few websites you can try.

Take a look at www.squawk.com.au or www.afap.org.au (Australian Federation of Air Pilots) - Squawk is rather new, but AFAP has been around for ages and has a rather comprehensive list of jobs - especially jobs for low experience pilots - there are a lot of paradropping and mustering jobs going for people with around about 200+ hours, or smaller scenic/single engine VFR charter setups.

However, you're in a similar boat to me - I trained more recently, but finding the jobs are a problem! I too have an instrument rating, but most, if not all places, won't employ you to fly IFR under 500 hours...which is a fair kick in the backside (especially given the work for the CIR!)

Best bet is to find a smaller operator that runs scenics - they may only give part time work and you might need to find out of hours work to help pay the wages (I work shiftwork outside of flying to pay my way) but if you clock up the hours, you're getting there. Broome Aviation Services take pilots with 300 hours for scenics!

The HUGE demand at the moment is for instructors, though (I'm presently doing a rating...) instructing isn't cheap, but its getting to a point where companies are desperate for instructors - so you can find companies that are willing to put you through the rating effectively for free, and instead bond you to work for them for say a year or so (its a win-win - not paying for a rating, then a years guaranteed work!)

Also, take a look at Qantaslink. They're running a new program (I've applied) for low time CPLs...they're getting critically desperate for F/Os, so all you need is a CPL with at least 150 hours and 100 command preferred - anything above and beyond (such as NVFR, twin and IFR or ATPL theory) is a bonus...

(for that, go to www.qantas.com, select Qantaslink and look for the link to careers).

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Question by mikeles99: recent college grad and convicted felon trying to start a career. . .advice?
I am 27 and since graduating from college about two years ago I have been unable to find a career due to a felony conviction. Approx. six months before I graduated I got into a bar fight and ended up with a 3rd degree assault charge. I don't have any history of violence other than this. I was honestly in the wrong place at the wrong time . I am waiting tables and make good money, but I went to college so I could get out of the restaurant industry. Any advice other than "be honest". . .that doesn't help!

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Answer by the700
Sucks man!
There is a possibility that the charge could be reduced to not show up as a felony. Depends on the state and all. Defintely go to a laywer, I know they cost and that sucks too, but that might be the way to go.
If that doesn't work then you may have to strike out on your own.

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