I'm looking to get into nursing as it just seems like a badass job with a bunch of benefits, but I was never really drawn to the sciences in high school. I'm prepared to do anything to get the job, but I was just wondering if there were other people like me.
I'm working full time right now and I'm looking to get into nursing. I want to eventually become an RN but I want to get into the field as quickly as possible. Is the best way to go the LPN->Bridge program route?
Hi everyone,
I'm an aspiring 3D artist that's looking to get into the field and I just have some questions.
Is it better to specialize? Or is being a generalist ok? I have an interest in 3D environments and character design and was wondering if it's better to post both of my work in those areas on my Artstation or just stick to one.
Which tools are best to learn? So far I'm pretty competent in Blender but I'm looking to get into Unreal as well as using tools like Substance 3D. Is there anything else I should be looking at?
How real are job prospects right now? I'm interested in both film and games. I just like creating so the environment I'm creating in doesn't really matter as long as it's interesting work. Even commercials or things of that nature are interesting to me.
Relocating vs. Remote Work. I live in an isolated area but I want to move. I've always wanted to live in the US and I'm looking to move there. In particular California as that's where a lot of jobs are and it just seems like a cool place to live. Is relocating necessary, or can you survive off of just remote work?
Applying for experienced positions. I've seen lots of jobs on Artstation looking for experienced talent. Should I just throw my hat into the ring? Also, positions like Lead Developer, are those off limits when I don't have the experience? I'm just thinking that it might be worthwhile to get the exposure to recruiters and maybe they'll like my work and keep me on file or something.
If there's anything else that you'd like to add any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks