AI will replace entry level jobs in the next 12-24 months. So if you're seeking a job, you should be equivalent to a mid level (at least) or senior level in order to get into the job market.
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Aurobindo Patra
ezeslucky • 10m
Me: Time to plan some posts for today! 🤔
Also me: Nahhh, I'll just post whatever comes to mind.😁
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Duraisamy Manikandan
BCA Student | Aspiri... • 2d
i posted that im looking for a job and this platform took all of my posts down. and im sure that this post will also be deleted.
also i saw that posts of many users are getting deleted.
i regret signup on this platform for posting.
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Akash Jaiswal
Hey I am on Medial • 1y
It seems like there's a bit of a mixed message from the Nvidia CEO.
On one hand, they suggest not investing in learning programming and comp sci due to AI advancements, but their job postings indicate a need for low-level programming skills like CUD
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PRATHAM
Experimenting On lea... • 11m
You can't deny the fact that AI will be taking over most tech fresher jobs. ( Ex : junior software dev , UI/UX dev, etc ) 🧐
So, let's for now Don't consider the top 1% people, imagine you are in a condition where you want to select a field for upco
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Aryan Tonk
I code to earn • 4m
I am a web developer but can't get a job. I am skilled, but there are very few companies hiring, and they usually have an average of 200-300 applicants for each position. I am struggling financially. What should I do? Can I apply for lower-level jobs
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TREND talks
History always repea... • 2m
😳 The competition among entry-level IT professionals in the West has gotten so intense that some positions are offered with no salary, and workers are even expected to pay $500 per week just to secure a spot.
👨💻 All this just to get a line on th
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Kolkata Index
News on Infrastructu... • 3m
🌟 The Story Behind LinkedIn's Rise 🌟
Did you know LinkedIn started as a small idea in a living room in 2002? 🤔 Reid Hoffman, along with a team of five, envisioned a platform where professionals could connect, collaborate, and grow their careers.