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Is django a worth it language for the backend to give a shot at? Will recruiters appreciate it enough?

For many roles in tech, start-ups, digital marketing etc., how valuable is a traditional degree compared to proven skills & real-world experience?

Name of startup:- A2D Eats Private Limited Roles- Tech (React Js.) Internship. Location- remote is fine. Stipend- ₹8,000-10,000 Skills- React Js, Redux, IndexedDb, Rest API Integration. website:- a2deats.com

Anyone looking to work with a recruitment partner to fill any tech and non tech roles please feel free to reach out. My company specializes in hiring for fast growth startups across industries and verticals!

We have received 500+ applications for the two tech roles and almost 100 for the non-tech role in just two days. Never expected such mammoth response. It will take days to screen 😅

Recently, industry professionals visited my college and provided valuable guidance to me and my fellow students in various tech fields, including gaming, AI, and business startups. Along with them, experienced HR professionals shared their expertise,

Hi I am looking for freelance/part time work. Skills: MERN, TS I am skilled in full stack having 1 yr exp with heavy focus on backend Plz reply to this, will connect

Idea validation: A fully ai based marketing and analytics platform targeting small and medium businesses and startups. Share your thoughts and ideas please. It will help in further development process

"Need some honest advice from folks in tech & hiring! I'm currently choosing between CSE (Core) and AIML (Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning) for my BTech specialization. I’m personally more interested in AI, prompt engineering, automation,

Your thoughts?? Is it at all beneficial to attend case competitions if you are an engineering student wanting to get into tech. Or will it get looked down upon by recruiters thinking I am not sure about what to do?