Clyde Said:

Did I pass or fail the Walmart Assessment?

We Answered:

It says, "Don't call us,...we'll call you."

Nicole Said:

What job would suit me best?

We Answered:

How about a Kindergarten teacher, primary teacher since you have experience with children and working with them? first thing that comes to mind when you say kids, or even a high school teacher? you could like teach fashion design, computing, musicc. Maybe not the best pay but you could work your way up being a principle. Or like someone who teaches at uni and gives lectures or something. Again you could teach in any of the things you enjoy, about kids since you have experience, or fashion, computing etc..
http://www2.careers.govt.nz/home_page.ht… has job infomation, tests, but it;s a new zealand site so if you're not from there not all of it will be correct for you but it might help in some way, i'm not familier with career sites out of NZ.

Johnnie Said:

I failed wal mart assessment, but it said application submitted?

We Answered:

Every potential employer is required to accept your application and to keep it on file for 60 days. This does not mean that they will hire you, just that they have to take your application. The message that you received indicates that they took your application and will file it away.

Since you failed the assessment, you will not be considered for a position - as you do not meet the employer's qualifications for the job.

Consider yourself lucky though, Wal-Mart is one of the worst places you could conceivably think of working at. If you want an idea of what working at Wal-Mart is like, read through Barbara Ehrenreich's "Nickle and Dimed". She is a journalist that decided to chronicle an experiment where she lived as a low wage earner for a year. One of the jobs she took during this time was as a Wal-Mart associate.

Robert Said:

Career choice problem???????

We Answered:

even if there are tests. is that really how you want to base your decision of your career? Most freshmen in college have not determined a major - so dont worry. You can take your time and decide your major later in college. For now, start noticing what kinds of things you are good at, that you like. Are you a helpful person and like to help others?? maybe a nursing career. Are you good at solving puzzles and putting stuff together? maybe an engineer. just do some searching in yourself to find some answers.

Rita Said:

I need help finding my career?

We Answered:

youre gonna think im nuts but try craigslist. I found my dream job on there just by job searching. Its a fact you will find your major by doing a job search.
Trust me, i wasted 2 years of college changing majors, youre going to thank me later on this one.

Valerie Said:

What careers are there in Art?

We Answered:

Flash animation advertisements, Flash animation in gaming design, and Internet Web design. Interior, landscaping, and architecture are all big money, too..

Links for research and ideas, below: