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Does marks really matter in jobs or only the skills matter?. Why still people who are having good skills are getting underpaid than a person who bye heart with 0 industrial knowledge get great package

Coursera and udemy certificates are still valued? Like litteraly anyone can buy their courses and scroll and get certificates and not actually have hands on knowledge about those.

It does not matter how much Hard Work you have done. It matters how much value you create. Agree ?

Consistency matters but I know this thing I learn things but after some time I get bored with things. What should I do I have noticed that the company still hires people who have very little knowledge. Do big companies really matter about % cri

Does marks matters!? What's your take on this topic 'cause in every college almost every student is running after marks and not focusing on the skills which industry actually requires. Honestly I don't think that marks actually matter but still the

Does anyone know what are the skills that a software developer should know?

What are some valuable certifications that you think you need to have as an entrepreneur? Well as an entrepreneur it might not really be necessary to prove your skills by using a certificate but by building up on your idea. So what exactly did I m

Rethink, Refocus, Reinvest Act before wasting resources. Waiting until you see poor results? That's too late. Data analysis matters. Targeting matters. ROI matters. Here’s what else matters: → Diversifying channels → Measuring performance → Adju

Lately I have realized there are still some jobs in market, you might have a right skills as per role, projects as per your knowledge but what matters is how you manage, how you stand out, how you impress!! Mainly how you present your self and prepar

You think everyone's watching you, right? Newsflash: They’re not. Most people are too caught up in their own stories, their own challenges, and their own failures. If you’re worried about what others think, you’re wasting your time. Instead,