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"What’s One Lesson You Wish You Learned Earlier in Your Career?" If you could go back to the start of your professional journey, what’s one piece of advice you'd give your younger self? For me: “Don’t chase job titles — chase growth. The right skil

Hello everyone, I am planning to start engineering degree but I am unable to decide between computer science and other branches.With the rapid rise of AI, I wonder if CS jobs will soon be automated or saturated. Do you think pursuing CS is still wort

WHAT WOULD YOU DO? You're given a chance to go back in time and give advice to your younger self... What would you say? Share your answer and let's learn from each other's experiences! #LifeLessons #TimeTravel #SelfImprovement

The hardest part of being a college student is Fear of placement and career choices Every new student gets stuck trying to decide what to do and what not to, even though there are lots of choices. Now what one should do here? - Don't be afraid to

What would be your advice to the 19-20 year olds out there, who feel lost and have no sense of purpose at their age but wants to achieve something big in their early twenties, retire their parents and explore the world, at the same time focus on th

Marc Andreessen’s advice to college students interested in startups If you’re 22 and wondering how to build a great career, here’s what Mark suggests. Find a fast-growing company with a strong culture and good training (like Airbnb back in the day)