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Skills > degree. Those with good technical and communication skills will survive everywhere. Spend some time on your communication.

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

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

hey guys! I have heard about the NIAT collage and it's branches, programs, placements, and infrastructure. is it will be a good collage to skyrocket skills in software side and startup culture! please share your thoughts

If you're a crypto trader, I’d like to ask you a few questions about tax filing. Please comment below your insights would be appreciated!

Building great products isn't enough if the founder doesn't truly understand the market. I’m amazed by how many entrepreneurs obsess over product-market fit while neglecting founder-market fit. You're the driver of your business, not just the produ

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

Is polytechnic engineering (diploma) in electronics is good I get to know from many people that it's trash degree?

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

Please review and tell me out of these two logos which one is better the keywords of brand are Unfiltered • Modern • Youthful • Bold About the brand Ciao! offers pasta to-go made for cravings. It's hot, fast, a little messy, and always good. Perfect