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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

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

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