1. What are three informational interview questions you will ask?

2. What are two things you learned about your favorite career path during the informational interview?

3. Have your feelings changed based on what you learned in the interview? Why or why not?

What are your main responsibilities as a? what do you like most about your work? what kind of problems do you deal with?

you need to be good at planning It's about teamwork

no my feelings have not changed because its something that i want to do

1. How would you describe your position versus the general description given on an add?
2. What would you consider a productive a day versus a non-productive day?
3. What is one essential skill or tool that you would need in order to do your job properly?

The two things that I learned about my favorite career path are that I get to decide on who gets a position within the company and build on company policies and safety rules.

No my feeling have not changed only because I already did my own research on the subject, I knew what to expect.

1. How long it took them to get there
2. if they could go back and try again would they do the same thing
3.do they like doing what there doing

No because I didn't do one

What helped you decide that this field was the right choice for you?

From your personal experience what were the most difficult challenges you had to experience to get where you are today and do you still go through phases of difficult tasks?

If there are any changes you'd like to see in the field what would they be and why?

I learned that there are a variety of different jobs that are included in Carpentry that isn't just the typical woodwork you think of when the trade is brought up and that its not as hard as it seems will have its seasons of struggle it all just depends on your dedication to the job and your strong suits

No, my feelings have not changed about going into carpentry in fact I'm more excited to get into it now

1. what's your thoughts about this job?
2. Do you see yourself working in this job for a long time?
3. Are you hiring at this time ?

I feel very confident in this

What time is my shift? When do i get time off? What days do i work during the weekend?

Do my homework, Meet in person

No my feelings have not changed in the interview.

Why did you decide to work in this industry?

No because im still thinkig about it

typical day, co-workers, and supervisor

What are your main responsibilities as a manager?, What kinds of problems do you deal with?, What kinds of decisions do you make?

that just be your self and go for what you want as long as it is inspirational

no because this is what i need to learn for the futer if i want my career to go rt

What are your experiences in this career?
Do you value your co-workers in this area of work?
What do you suggest for me to do to be successful in this career the same as you?

Experiences and what to do to be successful

Where can I see myself in the career in the further.
What is the high point of the job.
What is the lower point of the job.

It is very difficult to grieve in front of others or watch fellow officers grieve.
There is always something to do and it always different.

No my feelings still have not changed because I still wanting to help the people in my city I live.

What is a typical day like for you?
What are some issues in this field?
What do you love most about your job?

I learned that we can work really long hours 8-12 hours and we help patients with daily activities

My feelings haven't changed. Through research I knew a few things already

what is your flexible schedule /do you live near the area /do youi work well wiyth others

that it would be a good fun re start and how much we get paid

What do you like most about work. What do you like least about your work. What kinds of problems do you deal with.

About how much I like my career.

No not at all I still want the same career.

Beyond a restaurant, who else employs chefs? ...
What education/training is required?
What do you wish someone would have told you before you entered this field?

The term “culinarian” describes culinary art professionals
A soup vendor may have opened the first restaurant.

Nope, I'm very interested in Culinary and nothing can change my mind

What skills should I have before applying?
What are the pros and cons in working here?
What tools should I be familiar with?

That there is more reading than hands on experience in the course and its a surprisingly fun job

My feelings have not changed about my occupation. I still find it interesting and fun in some strange way

How long will the course take
How does the grade scale work
When will i start learning about construction

That its a good career path because stuff is being built all the time and its one of the best ways to make money because of that reason.

No because its something i would like to do professionally.