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After AI shakes up traditional jobs like driving and repetitive tasks, what kind of new jobs do you think will pop up in the future?

Will AI really take over all jobs? 🤔 Not exactly! AI is here to transform work, not replace it. 🚀 It’ll handle repetitive tasks, letting us focus on creativity, innovation, and what truly matters. 🌟 ✨ New opportunities: Careers in AI, data, and

How to transition from HR to Product management? I am a B.Tech graduate and have done a product management course but for the last 8 years working in the HR domain . HR doesn't appeal to me anymore but I am able to get the opportunity in Product mana

Hi, I'm seeking feedback on a business problem in business automation. Problem: Employees struggle to efficiently manage routine tasks. Technical barriers and a steep learning curve hinder automation. Communication gaps and stakeholder follow-ups di

Time Management for Entrepreneurs: Today, I will be focusing on people who are working at a company while also pursuing their passion as entrepreneurs. First, write down all the activities you need to complete for the day (your to-do list). Next,

A gym membership is no longer needed: in Korea, a helmet has been invented that irradiates the head and makes people lose weight. The cap affects the brain in a special way and reduces appetite. According to a study, such brain electrostimulation fo

Our employees working in hindalco power plant. happy to share the hard work you guys put in this project.

Salesforce will not hire software devs this year salesforce's decision to halt the hiring of new developers has raised concerns about the growing impact of AI on job availability. Rather than expanding its workforce, the company is relying heavily o

Hiii! everyone I am working in Robots Robotics blends engineering, computer science, and AI to create machines that can perform tasks autonomously or semi-autonomously. Industrial robots revolutionize manufacturing by handling repetitive tasks wit

Seniors in the USA are now skydiving, hiking in the mountains, and traveling the world — all thanks to VR headsets. A new "therapy" in nursing homes stimulates brain activity, reduces anxiety, and alleviates apathy, as studies have shown. 79% of pa