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Your degree won't secure your future. Here are 3 skills that will. 1. COMMUNICATION: If you can't explain it, you can't sell it. 2. PROBLEM-SOLVING: Degrees teach theory. Skills solve real problems. 3. ADAPTABILITY: The world changes fast. Ski

‼️I feel this is accurate as Indian have good degree but still somehow they lacks skills . What's your opinion over this ?

IIT Degrees Don't Mean Big Paychecks Anymore Did you know that students from IIT Bombay are only getting 4 LPA job offers? That's not much money at all. In fact, many new companies around the world are offering 40 LPA to young workers. But IIT stud

🎯 Skills vs Degrees – The Ultimate Reality Check! 💡 In a world where job markets evolve faster than ever, having skills is no longer optional — it's ESSENTIAL. This powerful visual reminds us: 🎓 A degree may look impressive, but real-world skills

Don't Hire Fancy Degrees Went to a short trip for placement drive at my family business, What our business's HR taught me as a junior upcoming overtaker is Don't hire fancy degree!!! 👉 Real Skills: Hire based on what they can do, not where they

Why doesn't India have its own freelancing platform? Should we develop a freelancing platform only for Indian freelancers so they can provide services to worldwide? It will also reduce the competition with freelancers of other countries. Share y

Are there specific companies specially one who are global ones which don't hire on the basis of degree and college you graduate from but actually acknowledging one's passion and skill the required job field? I am also eager to know whether you want t

today’s rapidly changing world, the value of formal degrees is being questioned more than ever. While a degree can provide foundational knowledge and open doors, it is not the only path to success. What truly matters in most industries is skill-the a

I'm pursuing my computer science degree, and I'm currently in my third year. I'm a bit confused about whether I should start preparing to improve my skills or if it's too late. However, my cousins who are in the USA are suggesting that I pursue a mas

I want to make some money as a student and decided to start freelancing but I don't have any specific skill and please tell any skills that will help to get my first client. (pls don't tell video editing I hate it I don't why)