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AI might not take your current job, but it could impact future opportunities. Keep learning and adapting to stay ahead in a changing job market. #ai #artificalintelligence

What would you suggest someone who's planning on resigning their current decent job for growth opportunities? How's the job market now? Is it dumb to leave a decent enough job but where the learning got limited with time?

Ycombinator Day 4: 🚀 Mastering Product Building, User Talks & Growth Strategies! Key Insights 🤩🤔🚀: • Don't build secretly, get users from the start • Learn the problem deeply, identify customer segments • Define minimum viable product (MVP) •

Batch 3 is selling out fast! We’ve received many requests to move current orders to Batch 2, but unfortunately, that’s not possible. We’re doing limited batch releases to ensure the best experience for every user.

Which field is best, if someone choose to build skills in 2024 and get a job in 2026 in IT sector? (Please answer according to India's current IT sector situation)

So much of FOMO but still trying to get things done Welcome to IT :) Not in job yet but still this feeling of imposter hits hard! Collaborative Learning is good as long as you don't compare your learning and speed with other's !!

Hey I'm 19 learning python from basic. I I'm rn in if else condition and trying to figuring out to learn. But I wanna know about your story if someone is professional in python or someone is interested job with python skills Tum ne python kaise sikhe

You've hit on a crucial shift in the tech landscape. The idea that "learn to code, you'll always have a job" is indeed outdated. “Learn to code — you’ll always have a job.” That used to be true. But software dev job postings in the US are down 70