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Do you believe by learning multiple job-oriented skills during a bachelor's program enhances job opportunities and foster innovation?

In India, it often feels like the ultimate goal for many is simply securing a job, rather than pursuing passions or innovation. #CareerGoals #Innovation #India

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)

Can anyone suggest me on how to develop my skills and find my actual passion ? And also what skills do I need in the current times to beat competition and how do I improve it ? Any suggestions or advices are welcomed.

Hi, I’m Navneet from Delhi, and I am looking to join or build a startup. My current job is not fulfilling my potential and is a waste of my time and caliber. For me, the risk is minimal because my current monthly salary is 30-35k INR. Using my regr

Anyone doing a job currently and want to build something on side website or app, connect with me, I have my knowledge in ML and DL, medium level web development, and a huge passion to build.

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Do you prefer to build a startup with or without a backup plan ? Backup means first positioning yourself in a good job/Iit iim Comment your views

I am done with the Indian education system. I completed my bachelor's degree and secured a job, but during college, I realized that practical knowledge was not taken seriously. Even practical papers were not given due attention by teachers. My parent

Your innate talent, interest, and passion are what make up specific knowledge; it may seem like play to you, but to others, it may be labour. Since actual mastery outperforms competition, concentrate on your inherent strengths rather than following t