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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

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

I have been working on an EdTech startup for the last 1 year exclusively for distance education students. Have you/friends/family faced any struggles while studying in an open university?

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

Invest in Skills: The Best Investment You Can Make In the fast-paced world of startups and business, it’s easy to get caught up in the hustle. But sometimes, the smartest move is to hit pause and focus on building your skills. 1. Staying Competitiv

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Richard Feynman was a brilliant physicist, but he faced many challenges. His unique way of thinking didn't always fit with the traditional academic world, causing difficulties in his career. Despite these struggles, he made significant contributions

Top Jobs for a Midlife Career Change 1. Administrative Assistant Salary: 15k months Requirements: n/a Skills: Organization, written skills, communication, project management, record keeping 2. Business Consultant Salary: 70k per monthly Require

Just a quick question: How do you guys determine what organization to add in the "Add Experience" section list?

How do you improve your problem solving skills? Do you only follow the given and available solutions or go with the good old ways of improvising and make shift your own solution?